New Zxs Games - Page 17
Think!
1985
Spy Story
1985
Four Minutes to Midnight
1985
Four Minutes to Midnight is a post-apocalyptic text adventure with a twist. The game takes place in the United States in the not so distant future and the premise is that there has been an outbreak of a deadly bacteria strain. The twist is that the player can in a true RPG fashion, gather a party of adventurers in an otherwise classic text adventure to help along with the quest at hand. Different members can have different skills that help with the problems the player encounters. The objective is to lead your party of five survivors across the devastated United States to sanctuary.911 TS
1985
Pool
1985
Pool
1985
A pool billard game developed by Peter G. Curtis and published by Omega Software for ZX Spectrum.Double Play Adventure: Urquahart Castle / The Golden Rose
1985
2 text adventure games on one cassette for ZX SpectrumA Day In the Life
1985
A Day In the Life
1985
A Day in the Life tasks players with getting Clive Sinclair (of Sinclair Radionics) to his knighting ceremonyGrumpy Gumphrey Supersleuth
1985
Take on the role of Gilbert 'Grumpy' Gumphrey, veteren store detective, in this ZX Spectrum game from 1985. Perform various tasks, from rescuing children, to putting out fires, to getting the boss a nice cup of tea, but be careful - fail to manage your time correctly and you could get the sack!Life of Harry
1985
Life of Harry
1985
A maze-action game developed by John Hopper and published by Cascade Games for ZX Spectrum.Handy Andy
1985
Handy Andy
1985
A action game developed by Zafarullah Karim and published by CRL Group PLC for ZX Spectrum.Seventh Cavalry
1985
Seventh Cavalry
1985
A western-themed strategy game written by Edward Grabowski and published by Black Knight Software for the ZX Spectrum.Go to Hell
1985
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.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.Marsport
1985
Marsport
1985
Marsport is the first (and ultimately only) game in an unfinished trilogy set in the 25th century. Humanity is at war with the Sept alien race, and they are now in a position to invade Earth, as they have the plans for their protective sphere. You play John Marsh, a soldier turned leader who must go to Mars and locate the original plans. Marsport uses the same game system as Tir Na Nog and Dun Darach, although a 3D effect is incorporated into the graphics. A single path is displayed on screen at a time, and the view is rotated at junctions. The Warriors and Warlords must be shot down using weaponry, making this Gargoyle's most action-driven adventure up to this point. The Marsport is split into ten distinct sections with their own functions, such as Stores, Administration and Computers. There are robots to interact with, for gaining information or objects. Pairs of objects can be combined to manufacture new ones. A central computer locks out many sections until it can be found and disabled. You will have to shootJason's Gem
1985
Journey's End
1985
Astroclone
1985
Astroclone
1985
Astroclone was published in 1984 by Hewson Consultants. Its working title was Seiclone, but was changed to avoid confusion with Vortex Software's similar-sounding Cyclone.[11] The game combines shoot 'em up sections with arcade adventure elements that Turner had developed with Avalon (1984) and Dragontorc (1985).[11]Rockman
1985
Rockman
1985
Despite the same title, cover artwork and publisher the ZX Spectrum version is a different game than the ones released for the VIC-20 and Commodore 16/Plus4 .
