Most Popular Zx Spectrum Games - Page 23
Celtic Carnage
1993
Celtic Carnage
1993
Celtic Carnage is a text adventure game centered on the forces of the Primal Darkness led by "The Abomination" and their war with "Time Crusaders of Chronos".Firebirds
1983
Firebirds
1983
Firebirds is based on the the arcade game Phoenix. Your goal is to repel an invasion of an alien species related to birds. You command an armed spaceship which you can manoeuvre with right and left directions. In each level you have to destroy an entire set of a specific type of monster bird which increasingly has more backup forces supporting it. The final showdown is to confront a grotesque aviary mother ship with a very devilish appearance.Monsters in Hell
1983
Psi Chess
1986
Psi Chess
1986
A chess game written by Steven L. Watson and published by The Edge for the ZX Spectrum.Mindstone
1986
Mindstone
1986
An icon/keyword driven RPG in which the player controls four main characters in search of evil Nemesar and the Mindstone he has stolen.Speed King 2
1987
Go to Hell
1985
Psytraxx
1984
Psytraxx
1984
A action-adventure written by Andrew Beale featuring a playing area of more than 1000 screens.That's the Spirit
1985
That's the Spirit
1985
An early adventure game published by The Edge for the ZX Spectrum that was written by Simon Lipowicz and Andrew Blazdell.Transversion
1984
Transversion
1984
A action game in which the player moves a ship over a red grid and collects pods(alien spawn) while dodging misiles fired by the alien guardiens.Make-A-Chip
1984
A Harvesting Moon
1985
A Harvesting Moon
1985
A text adventure that was later re-released with some added graphics. The game was created using Gilsoft's Quill. You tell the game what you want to do by typing instructions via keyboard and the parser is based on verb / noun input.Play for Your Life
1987
Play for Your Life
1987
The player controls a robot with a bat attempting to hit a ball at a circular target on the opposing wall. Alternatively the player may try to kill his opponent by hitting him with the ball or bat. The computer-controlled opposing player is trying to do the same. As the game progresses more balls are brought into play, up to a limit of four. A round is won when one player scores three goals or kills his opponent. There are 26 levels of varying difficulty. Later levels feature movable barriers and various other obstacles to complicate play.Xecutor
1987
