Island

Island is a video game in the strategy genre and published by Micro Application, S.A. originally released in 1983. It is currently playable on Commodore 64.

Island, released in 1983, was an adventurous game developed for the Commodore 64 by the company, Sirius Software. It was a single-player game where the objective was to explore a mysterious island and locate a hidden treasure.

The game's atmosphere was set with a unique combination of visuals and audio. Players could observe the vivid island landscape, rendered by the Commodore 64's graphics chip, while listening to the mysterious, yet captivating, music composed especially for the game.

Players could navigate the island by controlling their character with the joystick, whilst gathering items and solving puzzles along the way. These puzzles ranged from riddles to math problems, and were designed to challenge players and further their progress. Additionally, the island was filled with hidden traps and enemies, which players had to be aware of to avoid any setbacks.

The game also featured multiple levels, where players had to collect three keys and make their way to the castle located in the center of the island. Once the castle was reached, players had to solve one final puzzle to uncover the hidden treasure.

Island offered players an exciting and unique adventure with its mysterious atmosphere and challenging puzzles. Its graphics and audio were ahead of its time, and it continues to be remembered fondly by players who experienced it. Island was a great game for the Commodore 64 and a classic of its time.

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