"30 Games" is a compilation of games for the ZX Spectrum; not to be confused by the same compilation of the same name for the Commodore 64, which while has some games that are the same but are mostly comprised of different ones.
Blood 'n' Guts immerses puts the player inside the body of a hypochondriac, following the accidental enlargement of a submarine. The player's mission is to reassemble the submarine, which has broken into eight pieces scattered throughout the body, and escape through the eye.
The Chess Player provides players with options to save games, print moves, and even change sides during a match. The game also includes features like castling and en-passant captures, adding depth to the chess experience. The integration of these features makes The Chess Player a comprehensive chess simulation for its time.
The player helps Ned tidy up his garden which involves avoiding various creatures while navigating the maze. Once all items are collected, Ned must find the shed key and lock the shed. This adds an additional layer of challenge as players must remember the key's location and manage their movements wisely.
The game is set in a mysterious pyramid filled with traps and guarded by various evil beings. Players must skillfully maneuver through different levels, avoiding threats and solving puzzles to progress. The pyramid's design is intricate, requiring players to think strategically to overcome obstacles and find the hidden treasures.
Detective challenges players to solve a mystery by deducing the correct combination of character, weapon, and motive.
Players use logic and deduction to navigate through a grid, placing clues in the correct order. The game requires careful analysis of available information to solve the mystery efficiently.
Imagine a French chimney sweep called Smudge....It's not easy, and neither is our hero's task!
He has to clean all the chimneys in the village of Le Crelle before he can go home. He has already been hampered on his way to work by drivers on the wrong side of the road, sudden obstacles and bouncing footballs projected into the street by ruffian school kids.
Once he has parked his bike in the lay-by, you've got to help him use his Jetpack to mount the roof and lower him into each stack. Only then do you discover that everything is not well. Strange airborne creatures - the "Moonees" - well known local pranksters, looking for fun, try to knock Smudge off the roof again and again.
But with all that Galic charm and some help from you he perseveres, and as the say in Paris "If at first you don't succeed, it's time to make a clean sweep". Therefore after each screen you must return to the local laundry and rest so that Smudge can regain his strength to tackle the next type of building, before finally achieving his ambi