Most Popular Zx Spectrum Games - Page 14
Solar Invasion
1989
Yumiko in the Haunted Mansion
2012
A maze-style ZX Spectrum title. Help Yumiko avoid ghosts, light the haunted mansion's candles, and rescue your parents across 32 stages before time runs out!Smash T.V.
1991
Hitman
1984
Laserbirds
2020
Laserbirds
2020
Laserbirds is a shoot'em up about toxic alien birds named Ornithoids that threaten the earth and it's up to you, mankind's last line of defense, to take them down.Zoinho in the Garden of Fools
2022
Zoinho in the Garden of Fools is an isometric adventure about a chubby and friendly cyclops named Zoinho who got lost in the not very relaxing and a bit macabre Garden of Fools, where nature is almost never your friend and the supernatural is present at all times.Kung-Fu Master
1985
Kung-Fu Master
1985
Loosely based on a movie, Kung-Fu Master is a side scrolling action game for one or two players, who alternate turns.Pac-Man
1984
Pac-Man
1984
The ZX Spectrum port of Pac-Man. The game was previously released as a bootleg game under the name of Z-Man.Super Discus
1987
Super Discus
1987
Surreal Slovak text adventure game taking place in an insane asylum co-inhabited by fictionalized versions of Sybilasoft themselves. Received an English translation in 2021 as part of an initiative by the Slovak Game Developers Association in cooperation with Slovak Design Museum, with funding by the Slovak Arts Council.Pepsi Cola
1988
Pepsi Cola
1988
Slovak text adventure game wherein the player tries to break into a house to steal a secret recipe for Pepsi Cola. Music is taken from Trantor: The Last Stormtrooper. Received an English translation in 2021 as part of an initiative by the Slovak Game Developers Association in cooperation with Slovak Design Museum, with funding by the Slovak Arts Council.Perfect Murder
1987
Perfect Murder
1987
Slovak murder simulator text adventure game in which the player can kill a person of their choosing (by entering their name) and then cover up the tracks. One can explicitly choose to murder an "unpopular politician." Received an English translation in 2021 as part of an initiative by the Slovak Game Developers Association in cooperation with Slovak Design Museum, with funding by the Slovak Arts Council.La Dame de Monsoreau
1987
La Dame de Monsoreau
1987
Slovak text adventure game based on the 1846 historical novel by Alexandre Dumas. Received an English translation in 2021 as part of an initiative by the Slovak Game Developers Association in cooperation with Slovak Design Museum, with funding by the Slovak Arts Council.Fuksoft II
1989
Fuksoft
1987
Fuksoft
1987
Slovak text adventure game, likely the first Czechoslovak homebrew title to feature autobiographical elements within the game's narrative. Title and characters are an homage to Fuxoft. Takes place in a Czechoslovak apartment building, with gameplay based on map navigation and puzzle-solving against a time limit, controlled by keyboard shortcuts rather than typed-in commands. Received an English translation in 2021 as part of an initiative by the Slovak Game Developers Association in cooperation with Slovak Design Museum, with funding by the Slovak Arts Council.Nosy
Nosy is a boy who lives in a religious orphanage, he has a special talented gift, he can move between two worlds, the real world and hell. A tragic death causes that a powerful demon catches the souls of the boys living there, Nosy's friends, who called him that way because he was a curious and gossip boy. Go through a gloomy orphanage full of spirits to catch. Look for the yellow bones which will give you clues to get the objects needed to beat the final demon, if you get the wrong objects, you lose the game. Remember to look at the moon side.Castlevania: Spectral Interlude
2015
Castlevania: Spectral Interlude is an action-adventure platform game with elements of RPG. It merges well known elements of classic games with some new ideas. It tells a new story which tries to remain consistent with the canon of original franchise and explains why Belmonts disappeared for many years.Short Circuit
1987
Mario Bros.
1987
Mapsnatch
1984
iD
1986
iD
1986
iD is a video game developed by Mel Croucher and Colin Jones for the ZX Spectrum and published by CRL in 1986. The game is text-based and takes the form of a conversation with an entity that has inhabited the computer. The player's task is to gain the entity's trust and find out what other inanimate objects this entity has inhabited in the past.
