Pug has reviewed six games:


Missas has reviewed Saboteur II.

By the way, if anyone from Robico Software is reading this – please don’t sue me for the review of Village of Lost Souls! 😉️

Pug has reviewed five games:

CPC4eva has reviewed two games:

CPC4eva has reviewed six games:


Pug has reviewed two games:

Missas has reviewed Megablasters: Escape from Castle in the Clouds.

Pug has reviewed two games:

For those of you who like text adventures, Eric Safar’s game Athanor is now available in English, following the release of the French version last year. It’s inspired by some early French 1980s text adventures, and graphically, it uses simple, monochrome, line-drawn pictures similar to those used in the many games that were created using Graphic Adventure Creator. Eric has informed me that the game will cost €20 including postage, or €24 if you require additional tracking. As you can see from the photos below, the game is beautifully packaged and includes a variety of ‘feelies’.


If you’re interested, you can visit Safar Games and find out how to order a copy of Athanor.

Athanor is intended to be the first of a trilogy of adventures, and Eric has announced on the CPCRulez forum that he is working on the second instalment, and he has also posted a screenshot. The second game will use full-colour bitmap graphics, and it looks great!

Pug has reviewed eleven games:


CPC4eva has reviewed Karatian.

Screenshot of Megablasters: Escape from Castle in the Clouds
Screenshot of Megablasters: Escape from Castle in the Clouds
To commemorate the 20th anniversary of the release of one of the biggest and best CPC games to be released, Axelay, with the help of rexbeng, McKlain and Tom et Jerry, has released a new version of Megablasters! The original game by German CPC user Odiesoft took up two whole discs and was widely acclaimed for its astounding graphics and gameplay, and it was also the first Bomberman clone to be released for the Amstrad CPC. Now, 20 years later, comes Megablasters: Escape from Castle in the Clouds. It’s not as big as the original game, but the graphics and music are both marvellous – and be warned that it’s much harder than the original game!

If you think you’re up for the challenge, you can download Megablasters: Escape from Castle in the Clouds from NVG. Alternatively, if you’re feeling nostalgic for Odiesoft’s game, you can read my review or download Megablasters from NVG. Go on, you know you want to...

Front cover of Cyber-Chicken
Front cover of Cyber-Chicken
TFM has announced that there are only six physical copies of his game Cyber-Chicken left – four on cassette and two on disc. They are now on sale at a reduced price of €10 for the cassette version and €12 for the disc version (excluding postage). Head over to the Cyber-Chicken web site to order a copy – and if you haven’t bought a copy yet and you’re not convinced, read the review by Missas on this site!

CPC4eva has reviewed nine games:


Missas has reviewed Mansion Kali.