Most Popular Commodore C64 128 Max Games - Page 160
The Whole World is in Check
A Chess game, but with different armies, unique pieces and HP bars!20 Days
2020
Morse
Break the bitter attrition of the Great War using timing, tactics and telecommunications in Morse. Step into the shoes of a Morse code operator taking the war into her own hands. Before you relayed messages, but now you're calling the shots. Literally. Send co-ordinates for artillery strikes to cut off supply chains, batter trenches and shred recon planes. Can you change the world with a push of a button?Squid Game: The Game
Squid Game: The Game is a survival horror game based on the popular Netflix thriller ‘Squid Game’. Compete among a crowd in a number of games direct from the show to see if you have what it takes to survive. You meet a man in the subway offering vast riches and exorbitant amounts of money. All you have to do is play a few simple games. Sounds like child's play... right?No Crooks on Christmas
2021
No Crooks on Christmas is a tower defense game with a fun holiday theme. Defend your house against a relentless onslaught of crooks and save Christmas!Sengoku Jidai: Genko Campaign - 2nd Mongol Invasion of Japan 1281
1282, with the conquest of China almost complete, Kublai Khan turns his glance towards the land of the Rising Sun and demands it bend the knee and pay tribute to his empire. The Japanese refuse, and it leads to war. Historically, a great storm stopped the invading fleet, the “Divine Wind”. But what if there was no storm? Fight the war for Japanese independence in this what-if campaign!Taiheiki
Taiheiki is a turn-based strategy game based on the Japanese 14th century historical epic of the same name. Like the book, the game portrays the struggle between the Northern Court, ruled by the decadent Hōjō clan (later betrayed by their vassal Ashikaga Takauji), and the Southern Court of the emperor Go-Daigo. The gameplay has strong grand strategy elements and is similar to Koei's "historical simulation" series. The player can choose to control either the Northern or the Southern forces, choosing the actions for the leader and all his vassals. The player can choose to engage in diplomacy with rulers of other provinces, sign agreements, and manage and navigate armies. Combat takes place on a separate top-down grid, on which he player navigates the soldiers in turn-based fashion. Individual battles proceed automatically, their outcome based on the participant's attributes.
