Abandonware games published by Gamma Software

Hockey

Atari 8-bit 1981

Hockey, released by Atari in 1981, is an 8-bit game that simulates the classic sport of the same name. The game allows up to four players to compete against each other, making it a great way to enjoy the competitive spirit of hockey from the comfort of your own home. The goal of the game is to score as many goals as possible within the allotted time limit. The game features a two-dimensional rink, with a simulated ice surface and a net at each end of the rink. The game's controls are simple, with a single button used to control the action. The player can move their on-screen player in any direction and shoot the puck at the opposing team's net. The game also includes a feature that allows the player to shoot the puck directly at one of their opponents, although this is generally discouraged since it can cause a game-ending penalty. Hockey also includes realistic sound effects, such as the "crack" of a puck hitting the boards and the "thud" of a player hitting the ice. The game was programmed to provide a smooth, fluid experience, with the players moving at realistic speeds and responding quickly to controls. The game also offers a variety of difficulty levels, allowing players of all ages and skill levels to enjoy the game. Hockey remains a popular game for Atari 8-bit fans, with many people still playing it to this day. The game's simple controls and fast-paced action make it a great way for players to get a nostalgic experience of the classic sport. Whether you're playing with friends or competing against the computer, Hockey is an enjoyable game that is sure to please fans of the sport.

Soccer

Atari 8-bit 1982

Atari Soccer is a video game released for the Atari 8-bit family of home computers in 1982. The game is a simple soccer simulator which allows the player to control one of two teams of eleven players. The objective is to score more goals than the opponent in order to win the match. Atari Soccer was one of the first video games to realistically simulate the sport of soccer. The game includes all of the basic rules of the sport, such as offsides and fouls. The player can control any of the eleven players on their team, and can pass the ball to any other player on their team. The game also features a "kick power" meter, which allows the player to control the strength of their kicks. Atari Soccer was well-received upon its release, and is still considered to be a classic today. The game's simple but addictive gameplay, combined with its realistic simulation of the sport of soccer, make it a timeless classic.

Space Bowl

Atari 8-bit 1982

Space Bowl was an Atari 8-bit game released in 1982. It was a bowling game that took place in space. The player controlled a spaceship that could bowl a ball at targets. The targets were worth different amounts of points, and the player could also earn bonuses for hitting multiple targets with one ball. The game was played from a top-down perspective, and the graphics were simple but effective. The gameplay of Space Bowl was simple but addictive. The player would control their spaceship with the joystick and press the fire button to bowl the ball. The ball would then bounce around the screen, hitting targets and earning points. The player could also earn bonuses for hitting multiple targets with one ball. The game was challenging but also rewarding, as the player could improve their score with each successful game. Space Bowl was a unique and fun game that was ahead of its time. It was one of the first bowling games to be released, and it featured innovative gameplay that was both challenging and rewarding. The game was also well-received by critics, who praised its simple but effective graphics and addictive gameplay. If you're a fan of bowling games, or if you're looking for a unique and fun game to play, then Space Bowl is definitely worth checking out.

Games published by Gamma Software

Hockey

Soccer

Space Bowl