Games developed by MIA

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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.

Adven'chuta!

MSX 1983

Taking its title from the English word 'adventure' and the squeak of a mouse; 'chu', Adven'chuta is an old school adventure game, not far from the old Atari Adventure. As a mouse, you must navigate a dungeon populated by dangerous frogs and spiders. There are jars that can contain both treasures and dangers, and they block the way. You have an inventory, but it can only contain one item at a time. Be careful what you pick up and leave behind. Juggling your inventory becomes a basic skill, as objects will block the narrow passages of the dungeon. Basic items are keys, to open the door to the next dungeon, as well as cheese, which is good for the adventurous mouse's stamina. The dungeon must be completed within a certain time or it's game over. Control the mouse with the cursor keys and use the following keys to give commands: B: Crush jarT: Grab objectO: Open doorP: Drop objectE: Eat cheeseK: Kick frog.

Nyorols

MSX 1983

Nyorols, released in 1983 for the MSX, was a groundbreaking game that captured the imagination of gamers worldwide. Developed by a small Japanese company called Compile, Nyorols was one of the first games to showcase the full potential of the MSX platform. Its stunning graphics, innovative gameplay, and captivating soundtrack made it an instant hit and cemented its place in gaming history. The game follows the story of a young adventurer named Nyorols as he travels through a mysterious land in search of the Golden Apple, a sacred artifact that has the power to grant immortality. The gameplay is an eclectic mix of puzzle-solving, platforming, and action sequences, with each level presenting a unique challenge for the player. The game's difficulty gradually increases as the player progresses, keeping them engaged and on their toes throughout the entire experience. One of the game's standout features was its stunning graphics. Nyorols pushed the MSX to its limits, with vibrant and detailed environments that truly brought the game's world to life. The character sprites were also well-designed and animated, making Nyorols a visual treat for players. The game's soundtrack, composed by the legendary Yuzo Koshiro, was also a major highlight, featuring catchy melodies and atmospheric tunes that enhanced the overall gameplay experience. Nyorols also introduced several innovative gameplay mechanics that were well ahead of its time. The game's physics-based puzzles, for example, required players to strategically use objects and the environment to progress, adding an extra layer of challenge to the game. The ability to explore the game's world and choose different paths also gave players a sense of freedom and control over their gaming experience, a feature that was not commonly seen in games at that time. In addition to its engaging gameplay and impressive technical aspects, Nyorols also had a captivating storyline. The game's narrative was told through beautifully drawn cutscenes, and players were also provided with text-based dialogue that added depth to the game's characters and their motivations. Nyorols' story had several twists and turns, keeping players invested in the game until its thrilling conclusion. Nyorols was met with critical acclaim upon its release and is still considered one of the best MSX games of all time. Its success spawned several sequels and spin-offs, and the game's influence can still be seen in many modern games. For gamers who enjoy a good adventure with a mix of puzzle-solving and action, Nyorols is a must-play. Its charming graphics, addictive gameplay, and immersive storytelling make it a timeless classic that continues to delight players even today.