Zulu is an action-maze game by Firebird Software. Players control Wyatt Hunter, sent back in time to collect 100 Golden Masks while avoiding Zulu warriors and maze hazards. Shields provide brief protection, but survival depends on quick navigation and strategy.
Bubble Burst is a 1 - 2 player educational game for the Commodore 64.
Stop the Zeboingers from bursting all the bubbles in Soapie's bathtub. The player controls a target, and must shoot bubbles at bird-like Zeboingers as they fly towards the bubblebath. If the Zeboingers reach the bubbles, the bubbles pop, and the bath gets less bubbly. The player has limited bubble juice each round, after which they can no longer defend themselves. The Zeboingers can open the window or turn on the shower, which further reduces bubbles. Each game, the player can choose to start on round 1 or 11.
This is a fun game with little men, a wall and many trees. So-there are some men, the mark for yourself the player is constantly on his heels. Behind the wall - here the game begins, there is some protection. However, only hiding is not true-because in no time mull the player also run from tree to tree and Mark them as his property. How? Simply place under the tree and press the trigger button on the drill. The crown of the tree disappears. A total of 10 trees are to be created within one level before it goes to the next and more difficult level. And there are a total of ten - as well as a total of 4 players per game.
Best of Chess volume 1: American Triumph (1984) is interesting for being an early program with large amounts of content for learning chess. In this case, it presents games of Bobby Fischer in an interactive guess-the-move fashion. Unfortunately, I have not been able to find any good documentation.
Here is the video game “Star Trooper”! Released in 1984 on Commodore 64, it's still available and playable with some tinkering. It's an action game, set in a sci-fi / futuristic and shooter themes.