Games developed by Severn Software

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1985: The Day After

Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum 1985

Big Brother's control (a reference to George Orwell's novel 1984, hence the title of the game) has been overthrown, and mankind is once again self-sufficient. The first task to achieve this is to find the necessary amount of energy pods. Big Brother has stored them in caverns under the surface of four planets, and your job is to go and get them. You will have to go through narrow sections, using rotation controls where left and right change the direction of the ship and up and down change its speed. When you find a capsule, you must activate the ship's tractor beam to claim it.

Chopper

Commodore 64 1985

In this horizontal scrolling shooter with the screen constantly scrolling from right to left, you are the pilot of a helicopter who must shoot and avoid helicopters and balloons before trying to destroy a base. With 6 skill levels to choose from, the game is divided into three sections: in the first you shoot and avoid helicopters, but you can only move up and down. In the second section you can't shoot and, again, you can only move up and down while avoiding various types of balloons and missiles. If you touch any ship or missile you lose one of five lives and when they run out it's game over. The final section is viewed from the side with the entire section on the screen. You face a base on a cliff on the left of the screen and to destroy it you must fire missiles down three thin wells in the cliff to destroy the energy. Once the three wells have been shot down, a gap moves up and down a wall in front of the base and you must shoot through the gap to destroy it. A helicopter keeps taking off and trying to destroy you as you fire your missiles. Between the sections is a refueling section where you must try to get your fuel tube into the fuel tube of a large plane while you are in the air.

Crazy Caverns

ZX Spectrum 1984

Crazy Caverns is an exciting and action-packed game published by Artic Computing back in 1984 for the ZX Spectrum computer. It is an arcade-style adventure game that requires the player to navigate through a labyrinth of underground caves to find a magical amulet. The game features a simple yet effective story line. The player takes on the role of a brave adventurer who is tasked with retrieving the lost magical amulet from the depths of the Crazy Caverns. The game is divided into several levels, each of which is filled with monsters, traps and other hazards. The player must find their way through the treacherous caverns by avoiding enemies and collecting valuable items. The graphics for Crazy Caverns are quite basic, but they still manage to capture the atmosphere of a dark and dangerous dungeon. The monsters are menacing, yet cartoonish and the traps are cleverly designed. The game also features a variety of items to collect, including keys, coins and potions. These items can be used to unlock doors, purchase upgrades or even restore health. Crazy Caverns is a game that is easy to pick up and play, and it is sure to provide hours of exciting action. The game’s simple but engaging story line, varied enemies and clever level design make it a great choice for anyone looking for a classic ZX Spectrum game. Whether you’re a novice or an experienced player, Crazy Caverns is sure to provide hours of entertainment.