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Amadeus Revenge

You are Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, trapped in a parallel reality. Your mind is full of musicians and your 'Concerto in C'. Starting at the bottom, you must make your way to the top of your score, which represents the 'Concerto in C'. During your perilous journey, musicians of different types will want to kill you with the notes they have reproduced with their musical instruments. Each time the musician creates the note it is simulated with an appropriate sound effect. You must avoid the notes and eliminate their sources by earning points.

Black Jack

In this game one to twenty human players can challenge the computer in the famous card game Blackjack. By setting the stakes, you can win or lose depending on your fortune and strategy. In multiplayer mode, players play with the computer one after the other on the hot seat. The game has been realized in Italian.

Bob Nixie and The Castle of the Illusion

Based on the Italian comic book character Dylan Dog, the London 'detective of nightmares', Il Castello delle Illusioni (The Castle of Illusions) is a vertical action shooter game made with SEUCK (Shoot 'Em Up Construction Kit). You, as Dylan Dog, must find his butler Groucho imprisoned in the Castle of Illusions. Dylan armed with a revolver must advance vertically, moving in 8 directions and shooting or avoiding attacks from enemies such as bats, dark monks, skeletons, ghosts, etc. Eliminating enemies and certain objects will increase your score. Every 10,000 points gives you an extra life.

Briscola

In the game you must challenge the computer in the Italian card game Briscola. This is a card game with tricks for two players (in this implementation), which is played with a standard Italian deck of 40 cards. After the deck is shuffled, each player receives three cards. The next card is Briscola, and represents the trump suit of the game. It is placed face up on the playing surface, and the rest of the deck is placed face down, covering half of the card turned face up. The cards have different ranks and different point values. The trick consists of two cards from each hand, and is taken by the hand with the highest card. In addition, players are not obliged to follow suit. Therefore, based on your strategy, you must collect more points than your computer opponent. The game is made in Italian.

Captron

1989, the year Captron was released on Commodore 64. Published by Systems Editoriale s.r.l., this action game is available for free on this page.

City Killer

In this reticle game you are attending the Shooting Range with city backgrounds. In the first-person view you must move your aim and shoot at different objects (cars, dinos, targets, dogs, etc.) moving on the three stages. You have 50 bullets, and each hit will give you a certain number of points and accelerate the current element on the stage.

Ciuffy

In the game made with SEUCK (Shoot 'Em Up Construction Kit) you control Ciuffy the dog on his way out of the city, because the community wants to capture him for some brutal reasons. So you must move in four directions, shoot the enemies (people, tanks, radars, etc.) with a given number of BAU, collect the bones and avoid their attacks. You will get an extra life for every 10,000 points.

Crazy Car

Crazy Car, released in 1988 for the Commodore 64, was a fast-paced racing game that captured the hearts of gamers everywhere. Developed by Binary Design and published by Elite Systems, this game was a thrilling and addictive addition to the C64 library. The game featured stunning graphics for its time, with detailed and colorful scenery that truly brought the race tracks to life. But it wasn't just about the visuals, as Crazy Car also boasted impressive gameplay. Players had the choice of three unique cars, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. The controls were easy to pick up, but mastering them to navigate through the challenging tracks was no easy feat. One of the most exciting aspects of Crazy Car was the variety of tracks available. From snowy mountains to busy city streets, each track presented its own set of challenges and obstacles. The game also had a two-player mode, where friends could compete against each other in split-screen action. This added a whole new level of competitiveness and replay value to the game. Another standout feature of Crazy Car was the soundtrack. The upbeat and energetic music perfectly complemented the fast-paced nature of the game, making it even more immersive and exciting. The sound effects were also well-done, adding to the overall adrenaline rush of the game. Despite being released over 30 years ago, Crazy Car still holds up as a highly entertaining and engaging game. Its simple yet addictive gameplay, coupled with its impressive graphics and sound, make it a must-play for any retro gaming enthusiast. Whether you're a fan of racing games or not, Crazy Car is sure to provide hours of fun and challenge for everyone.

Delta Fighter

1988, the year Delta Fighter was released on Commodore 64. Published by Systems Editoriale s.r.l., this action game is available for free on this page.

Devil's Revenge

1989, the year Devil's Revenge was released on Commodore 64. Published by Systems Editoriale s.r.l., this action game is available for free on this page.
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