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The Commercial Game of the Month is KGB by Virgin Games/Cryo from 1992(also known as Conspiracy on the PC CD Version) You play as Captain Maksim Mikhailovich Rukov who recently was trasferred from Department P from the GRU, who needs to investigate possible corruption inside the KGB itself after a private eye was found murdered…
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The Commercial Game of the Month has to be Manic Miner II by Software Projects in 1990 Well what can I say about this Game, Quite a lot actually, It is as you can tell this is a modern remake of the original Manic Miner from the Commodore 64, with larger graphics and a larger…
The Commercial Game-of-the-month this time is Midnight Resistance by Ocean/Special FX in 1990 Your mission is to rescue your family, You get initially armed with a pea shooter style weapon, which you can use to shoot enemies, they are in Blue Skins and Yellow Skins The Yellow Skinned Enemies will drop an Item upon being…
The Commercial Game of the Month has to be Manic Miner by Stephen McMaster in 1990 The object of Manic Miner is to collect enough keys to open up that Golden Exit (well its not Golden as such, But it sounded better -ed) which will only open up once all keys have been collected, then…
Todays commercial Game of the Month is Base Jumpers, by Shadow Software, in 1995 The object of this Game is to Climb the Tower from inside, defeating enemies along the way, flicking switches and bouncing upto the top You can also pick up letters along the way, when you form a certain combination of letters,…
The Commercial Game for this month is Buggy Boy by Elite in 1988 You drive your Buggy around collecting Flags, and driving through Gate Bonuses which range from 100, 250 and even 500 There are 5 Tracks to choose from, including Offroad, North, East, West and South Tracks, each with its own design, some what…
The Game of the Month this time, goes to Bubba ‘N’ Stix, by Core Design in 1994 You star as Bubba, and you have a Stix, in this cartoony-style Game, your task is to hit and kill enemies with your stick, which you can also throw at enemies as well, pick up various items dotted…
The Commercial Game of the Month goes to Another World, from 1991, by Eric Chahi(also known as Out of This World in America) Another World is quite possibly one of the best Commercial Games on the Amiga, from its cinematics, which were all created in vector form to reduce memory requirements, to the actual storyline…
This excellent Commercial Game is called Chuck Rock by Core Design way back in 1992 In this delightful Game, you star as Chuck Rock, and your girl has been kidnapped, so you must run after her to rescue her! Being Chuck he has drunk a lot, and consequently has a “Beer Belly” this useful Belly…
The Commercial Game of the Month has to goto Pacmania from 1988 by Grandslam/Namco Now what can I say about Pacmania, This game has certainly stood the test of time, and is still pretty popular among many, including myself, who still plays it to this day Pacmania is sort of a continuation of Pacman, alas…
The Commercial Game of the month this time is BRAT, by Foursfield/Imageworks in 1991 While I added the Demo of this Game to the Games Collection way back in August 2023, I did not for some weird reason post this review in the same month, so here it is below: You star as BRAT, and…
This gem is called Worms, by Team 17, way back in 1995 Here you control some Worms, and your mission is to defeat your enemy Worm team by any way possible, you can control your Worms via Mouse and the Keyboard Arrow Keys (which if using the Games Collection) means you need to change the…
This is Qwak by Team 17 in 1993 In this platformer, Your task is to collect all the Keys to open the exit door on each level, as well as collecting fruit There are various enemies per level, which can be dispatched by a limited amount of Eggs which can be fired at them, some…
This time the Commercial Game of the Month goes to The New Zealand Story from Choice/Ocean Software in 1989 You star as Tiki, and your task is to safely get Tiki through the stages, avoiding all the enemies and of course Spikes which will hurt Tiki You start out with a Basic endless supply of…
This is Lunar-C a CD32-Exclusive* Commercial Game, by Mindscape in 1993 The Game was one of many CD32-Exclusive Titles, and it was released as part of a CD32 Compilation which also contained Overkill which was a Defender-Clone Lunar-C is a horizontal shooter, which scrolls along, enemies appear in waves, and come in set patterns, eg….
The Commercial Game of the Month this time has to be Nebulus (also known as Tower Toppler) by John M. Phillips in 1988 Nebulus has to be one of the all time Greatest Games out there surely, You star as a Green character, named Pogo, and your task is to get to the top of…
This is another Commercial Game of the Month, This time it is Fire & Ice from 1992 by Renegade This now compliments the Christmas Edition which I reviewed back in 2020 so now both Demos are rightly together in one place, This version features an exclusive playable demo of World 2, Land 2 originally on…
The Commercial Game of the Month is Apidya by Blue Byte in 1992 In this Bug-Blaster, you are a Bee, and your task is to kill enemies, some of which will drop a flower, which can activate new weapons or enhancements Various enemies will fire at you, and these must be avoided or it will…
This absolute corker of a game is Titus The Fox to Marrakech and Back by Titus Software in 1992 You star as Titus the Fox, and your mission is to complete 15 levels in order to rescue your beloved called Suzy In your way are Construction Workers, Dogs, Bees, and various other creatures who will…
This is Pang (also known as Pomping World in Japan, and Buster Bros. in North America) by Ocean/Mitchell which was released in 1990 – Picked by (@AndrewH251177) on Twitter Pang is a Ball-popping Game with 50 Stages crossing various locations, such as Mount Fuji, Mount Keirin, Angkor Wat, Ayers Rock and even places like the…
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