Games developed by Magnificent 7

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We provide a list of companies that developed abandonware games. Select a company to view its games. To make searching easier, use pagination by number or letter.

Indoor Soccer

MSX, Amstrad CPC, Arcade, BBC Micro, Commodore 16, Plus/4, Electron, ZX Spectrum 1986

Indoor Soccer, released in 1986, was a highly anticipated game for the MSX platform. Developed and published by Konami, this fast-paced sports game brought the excitement of indoor soccer right into the hands of players. It was one of the first games to truly capture the intensity and skill of this popular sport, making it a hit among gamers. The graphics of Indoor Soccer were impressive for its time. The game featured smooth animations and detailed player models, accurately representing the indoor soccer experience. The sound effects and music added to the overall immersive feel of the game, making players feel like they were in a real indoor soccer arena. The gameplay was also seamless, with responsive controls that allowed players to execute precise moves and shots. One of the standout features of Indoor Soccer was its wide selection of teams and players. The game had a roster of 8 national teams and 16 club teams, giving players plenty of options to choose from. Each team had its own unique skills and playing style, making for a diverse and challenging gameplay experience. Additionally, players could also customize their own team with their desired players, creating a more personal touch to the game. The game offered two modes of play: exhibition and tournament. In exhibition mode, players could have a casual match against the computer or a friend. On the other hand, tournament mode allowed players to compete in a challenging cup-style tournament against teams from all over the world. This added a competitive element to the game, keeping players engaged and wanting to improve their skills. Indoor Soccer also had various special moves and power-ups that players could utilize to their advantage. These moves added an extra layer of excitement and strategy to the game. From curve shots to power kicks, players had to master these moves to outplay their opponents and score goals. The power-ups, such as a speed boost or an enlarged ball, could also turn the tide of a match and keep players on the edge of their seats.

Liberator

Commodore 16, Plus/4 1987

You are humanity's only hope, as huge motherships and their fighters from the Anconian fleet are ready to attack and you must destroy them all. In this top-down horizontal scrolling shooter, you must fly your spaceship over the surface of each mothership, destroying the enemy fighters before attempting to destroy their reactor. As you fly you must avoid or explode fighters, weapon placement, and avoid any obstacles and if you touch any or get shot then you lose one of five lives. At the end of your run over the mothership is the reactor and you must destroy the force fields before destroying a huge ship that protects the reactor.