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  • Rags to Riches - you are a homeless person and try to build yourself up.

    Cops n Robbers - you run around trying to collect money, steal diamonds, watch out for the cops and the ghosts.

    Grogs Revenge - sequel to BC’s Quest for Tyres. Ride your unicycle up a mountain and avoid Grog. No idea who Grog is, but he gets you.

    Rock n Bolt - puzzle game where you try to bolt moving platforms together in a particular pattern.

    Alter Ego - text game, start as a newborn baby and make choices at each stage of your life and see what kind of person you become. There’s a female and male version.

    World Games and the other Epyx games (Summer Games, Winter Games etc). The c64 version in my opinion is the best version of these.

    IK+ - a pre-Street Fighter fighting game. Looks nice, good animation, it’s fun. There’s a few of these type of games like International Karate and Way Of The Exploding Fist. You might know IK+ already, I think it was on Amiga.

    Archon - chess board, good pieces vs evil pieces, doesn’t follow chess rules, just move and fight the other pieces until they’re all taken out.

    World Class Leader Board - impressive golf game. I liked it anyway.










  • I haven’t played it yet. But I do own it on gog.

    Every few years I get stuck into Shadowrun on sega mega drive. It’s an open world cyberpunk rpg. You can choose to start as samurai, decker or shaman. You can follow the plot or just do whatever. You can choose to just spend all your time in the matrix. You can go to different “Johnsons” and do any number of randomly generated runs against various corporations.

    But in the end your only real choice that affects the gameplay ends up whether you use magic or guns. Even if you take a shaman, you can hire a runner to join you so you can still sit in the matrix all day. The story doesn’t care which class you picked. It always turns out the same.

    But it remains one of my favourite and most played games of all time.

    Do you think Cyberpunk could give me that in a modern game?