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All companies that develop entertainment software sooner or later reach a climactic game that marks the studio's career. In the case of the guys at Retroworks, this is clearly “The Sword of Ianna�, as few recent games in the homebrew movement have (...)

At last the Amstrad CPC version of the game has been published, by Matra, where you can buy the game. In the tab you will find material and a playable demo to take a look an to know what is waiting for you if you decide to buy it. (...)

Chestnut of epic proportions that is, more or less, the same as the author's other games, but we control a “something� that moves along the train tracks. Being on the tracks is very difficult to control, since apparently, to move along a train track you ha (...)

Clearly inspired by Paratrooper, this game is the same, but in slow, with the difference that instead of turning the turret to kill the enemies from the sides, we move it from right to left. (...)

Do you remember Ghost 'n Goblins and / or its sequel, Ghouls' n Ghosts? Well, GG must also remember that magnificent Capcom saga, because a game came out that inevitably remembers it. But this time you don't lose the armor when you get hit; On the contrary, (...)

'Columns CPC' was ESP Soft's first game. It was also the second for CEZ GS (joined by a Spectrum version created by CEZ Team) in what would be the start of a long relationship of more than four years. The game had no secrets, it was of simple conception and (...)

Nanako returned to her village after having happily finished her wanderings in 'Classic Japanese Monster Castle', and her life passed with equal happiness, until fed up with the siege to which various enemy towns subjected them, she went to see the Oracle, who (...)

You are Ebony and you wake up unconscious in front of the dark Kali Mansion. Something prompts you to enter and let its mysteries catch you ... It belongs to the horror adventure genre and manages to convey that particular feeling that something is going to (...)

It is a small game with a clever plot: after leaving your games in the window, they have spread across the room. You can still get them back, but to do this you will need to collect the code chunks in the correct order. BCM (Machine Code Finder) has very si (...)