Games developed by The Computer Room

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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.

Alien Panic 64

Commodore 64 1982

Alien Panic 64 is a single screen platformer in which the goal is to get three aliens from the top of the screen to the bottom in the shortest time possible. Starting at the bottom of the screen you must navigate five levels of platforms above you connected by stairs with an alien moving left or right on the top level. To get the alien to the bottom of the screen you must dig a hole for the alien to fall into and you must fill the hole in one second to push the alien one level down. Keep digging and filling the holes with an alien in it until the alien falls to the bottom of the screen. Once the alien is gone, a new alien will appear at the top of the screen, and once you have gotten rid of all three aliens, it will be game over and you will be given time. If you touch an alien at any time, you will be sent to the bottom of the screen losing valuable seconds.

Cavern Run 64

Commodore 64, VIC-20 1982

Cavern Run 64, released in 1982, was a highly anticipated game for the Commodore 64. Developed by Blue Ridge Games, this adventure game took players on an exciting and perilous journey through treacherous caverns. The game was set in a mysterious world, filled with dangerous creatures and hidden treasures. Players took on the role of an intrepid explorer, searching for lost artifacts in the depths of the caverns. The game was divided into three levels, each with its own unique challenges and obstacles. In each level, players had to navigate through narrow pathways, avoid obstacles and defeat enemies in order to progress to the next level. One of the most interesting aspects of Cavern Run 64 was its realistic graphics and sound effects. The game utilized the capabilities of the Commodore 64 to create a vibrant and immersive gaming experience. The detailed graphics, coupled with the eerie sound effects, added to the overall atmosphere and intensity of the game. As players progressed through the levels, they encountered various challenges and puzzles. These puzzles ranged from deciphering ancient codes to unlocking hidden doors. Each puzzle required players to use their problem-solving skills and think outside the box. This added an element of strategy and critical thinking to the game, making it more than just a simple adventure game. Cavern Run 64 also had a unique feature where players could collect coins and gems throughout their journey. These items could be used to purchase helpful tools and upgrades from the in-game store. This added a layer of customization and allowed players to tailor their experience to their own gameplay style. Furthermore, the game had a multiplayer option where two players could go head-to-head in a race to find the lost treasures. This added a competitive element to the game and allowed friends to challenge each other in this exciting adventure. Cavern Run 64 received critical acclaim upon its release, and it is still considered a classic among Commodore 64 gamers. Its engaging gameplay, impressive graphics, and unique features made it stand out among other games of its time. The developers continued to release updates and expansions for the game, keeping it relevant and popular for years to come.

Krazy Kong

Commodore 64 1983

Krazy Kong is a single-screen platformer loosely based on the arcade game Donkey Kong in which you have to rescue the maidens at the top of the screen held by a giant monkey. Starting at the bottom of the screen you must run up the diagonal step-like platforms, with three levels of platforms to navigate. As you run across the screen you must avoid the barrels thrown by the monkey by jumping over them. If you hit a barrel it's game over and if you reach the Maidens you can rescue one before trying to get the next one on a new screen.