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The Dolphin's Pearl
1985
The Dolphin's Pearl
1985
Players control a dolphin in this Commodore 64 game. The game was also released under the title "The Dolphin's Rune".Grumpy Gumphrey Supersleuth
1985
Take on the role of Gilbert 'Grumpy' Gumphrey, veteren store detective, in this ZX Spectrum game from 1985. Perform various tasks, from rescuing children, to putting out fires, to getting the boss a nice cup of tea, but be careful - fail to manage your time correctly and you could get the sack!911 Tiger Shark
1985
Empire of Karn
1985
Powerplay: The Game of the Gods
1985
As one of the four great Gods Apollo, Hermes, Hecate and Aphrodite, choose a team of four mighty warriors to fight for you in the Powerplay tournament to prove who is the greatest. This battle will be fought out not using swords or knives, but with knowledge - gameplay takes the form of a complex quiz on a chess-like board.Doctor Who and the Warlord
1985
A text adventure game for the BBC Micro. Part of the long-running Doctor Who franchise, it featured an un-named Doctor.Phantom of the Asteroids
1985
Excruciatingly difficult platformer with early jet pack vs gravity game play. You explore the corridors within an asteroid fighting off aliens and racing against a dwindling oxygen supply.Geimos
1985
Geimos
1985
An early pseudo-3D shoot-em-up for the Nintendo Famicom developed by Micronics and published by ASCII.Cross Country USA
1985
High Voltage
1985
Space Pilot II
1985
Kung Fu Road
1985
Genesis: Beyond the Revelation
1985
Squaresoft's first RPG, this was an early futuristic sci-fi RPG for the PC-8801 and PC-9801 computers, featuring a post-apocalyptic setting and isometric, tactical turn-based battles.Will: The Death Trap II
1985
Will: The Death Trap II is a video game developed and published by Squaresoft in 1985, for the NEC PC-8801, NEC PC-9801, Fujitsu FM-7 and Sharp X1 computers. Developed by Hironobu Sakaguchi, the game was a technical milestone for its real-time animated cutscenes, rendered using animated bitmap graphics, as well as its soundtrack by Nobuo Uematsu.
