Plunge into a nightmare labyrinth in Gemstone Warrior for the Commodore 64, a frantic fantasy action-adventure where you battle your way through the twisted catacombs of an evil underworld. Armed with bow, blade, and limited magic, you’ll explore maze-like dungeons packed with lurking monsters, deadly traps, secret passages, and shimmering treasures guarded by unspeakable horrors. Snatch keys, potions, and powerful relics while dodging fire, projectiles, and swarming creatures that pour from every direction. With tense, top-down arcade action and a constant fight to survive just one more chamber, Gemstone Warrior turns your C64 into a haunted maze of doom—can you seize the magic stones and escape alive?

Lead the ultimate special forces squad in G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero for the Commodore 64, where you command your favorite Joes in a desperate fight to crush COBRA once and for all! Choose from elite heroes—like Duke, Scarlett, Snake Eyes, and more—and parachute into enemy strongholds, deserts, and jungle battlefields crawling with troopers, tanks, and deadly traps. Switch between team members on the fly, using each one’s unique strengths to blast through defenses, dodge incoming fire, and seize key objectives before COBRA’s sinister plans come together. With fast side-scrolling action, explosive firefights, and the full Saturday-morning-cartoon spirit of the classic toy line, G.I. Joe turns your C64 into a high-octane war zone—YO JOE!

Gothik is a 1988 Commodore 64 action-adventure game developed by Firebird Software, heavily inspired by the arcade classic Gauntlet, where players control a lone young warrior navigating the treacherous four towers of an evil lord's massive castle to thwart a dark ritual. The story revolves around defeating the malevolent lord who has dismembered the ancient druid Hasrinaxx into six body parts, each guarded by a powerful demon, and hidden them away; the hero's quest involves collecting these parts, reuniting them with the druid's robe, and ultimately banishing the lord to prevent his resurrection. As a gauntlet-style shoot 'em up, gameplay emphasizes exploration through labyrinthine levels filled with enemies, power-ups that can reverse controls or enhance abilities, and increasing difficulty with push-scrolling mechanics.

Journey through forests, a swamp, the haunted mansion and its Dungeon in your quest for the fabulous Arkenstone diamond, one of the many treasures hidden in Gothmog’s vast world. Battle with, the dreaded Giant Spider and Baron Aluriman’s udead army... can your gnome friend help you outwit the Old Man or recover the chest of antique coins from a shark-infested lake? You may even find the enchanted elven sword and slay Gothmog himself! But don't let the Thief and Cutthroat get to the treasures before you do!

Green Beret (released as Rush’n Attack in some regions) on the Commodore 64 is a side-scrolling, one-hit-death commando run where you play a knife-wielding special forces soldier infiltrating enemy bases to rescue POWs. You sprint across military compounds, bridges, train yards, and missile sites, stabbing your way through endless guards while dodging bullets, grenades, and attack dogs, occasionally grabbing limited-use weapons like rocket launchers or flamethrowers from fallen foes. With tight time limits, brutal difficulty, and no health bar—just instant death and a few lives—it’s a pure old-school arcade conversion: fast, unforgiving, and all about pattern learning and razor-sharp reflexes as you push a little farther into enemy territory each run.

Gunship for the Commodore 64 is a detailed AH-64 Apache helicopter simulator where you plan and fly combat missions, skimming over hostile terrain to destroy enemy forces and earn medals and promotions.

Climb into the cockpit of the mighty AH-64 Apache in Gunship for the Commodore 64, the ultimate helicopter combat simulator that puts every switch and missile under your command. Fly low over hostile terrain, weave between hills and treetops, and stalk enemy tanks, SAM sites, and gun emplacements using radar, night vision, and a full arsenal of rockets, Hellfires, and chain-gun fire. Plan your missions, manage damage and fuel, and fight your way through escalating war zones as you earn promotions, medals, and a reputation as the deadliest pilot in the skies. With immersive instrumentation, strategic depth, and white-knuckle combat, Gunship turns your C64 into a frontline war machine—do you have the nerve to fly into the hot zone and come back in one piece?

Gunship for the Commodore 64 is a detailed AH-64 Apache helicopter simulator where you plan and fly combat missions, skimming over hostile terrain to destroy enemy forces and earn medals and promotions.

Strap on your helicopter backpack and headlamp in H.E.R.O. for the Commodore 64, where you’re the last hope for miners trapped deep underground! Dive into treacherous vertical shafts and winding tunnels, blasting through rock walls with dynamite while dodging bats, lava, toxic pools, and other deadly hazards lurking in the dark. Use precise joystick control to hover, squeeze through tight passages, and time your shots perfectly as you race against your dwindling power supply to reach each survivor. With fast, arcade-style action, clever maze-like levels, and constant split-second decisions, H.E.R.O. turns your C64 into a high-risk rescue mission—are you heroic enough to make it back to the surface?

Slip back into the shadows in Hacker II: The Doomsday Papers for the Commodore 64, where you’re an anonymous intruder breaking into the world’s most secure facility in real time. Tap into live security cameras, guide a remote robot through corridors and offices, and juggle multiple computer systems as guards patrol, alarms arm, and the pressure mounts with every second. Study patrol patterns, duck behind desks and filing cabinets, copy incriminating files, and stay off the cameras yourself—or one wrong move will lock you out for good. With tense stealth gameplay, multi-screen surveillance, and a gripping espionage atmosphere, Hacker II turns your C64 into a high-risk control center—can you steal the Doomsday Papers and escape unseen?

Fire up your Commodore 64 and slip back into the shadows in Hacker II: The Doomsday Papers, where one wrong keystroke could trigger world catastrophe. Once again you’re an anonymous intruder breaking into a top-secret facility—this time using live security cameras, remote-controlled robots, and a powerful hacking console to infiltrate heavily guarded offices and vaults. Tap into surveillance feeds, map out patrol routes, copy classified files, and stay one step ahead of guards and sensors that react to every suspicious move. With tense real-time strategy, nerve-wracking stealth, and a chilling espionage atmosphere, Hacker II turns your C64 into a high-risk control center—can you steal the Doomsday Papers and vanish without a trace?

Hacker on the Commodore 64 is a tense, keyboard-driven techno-thriller where you play a lone computer intruder breaking into major systems to uncover a high-stakes conspiracy. Using a faux “real-world” interface of phone numbers, passwords, directories, and security counters, you hop between networks, crack codes, and pull data while racing against trace timers and escalating defenses. It’s less about arcade action and more about suspenseful problem-solving, capturing that mid-80s pop-cyber vibe of neon terminals, secret files, and the thrill of getting out just before the alarms lock you down.

Heart of Africa for the Commodore 64 is an open-ended 1890s exploration adventure where you trek across a dangerous, unmapped Africa, trading, deciphering clues, and managing supplies in a race to discover a legendary lost treasure.

Heart of Africa for the Commodore 64 is an open-ended 1890s exploration adventure where you trek across a dangerous, unmapped Africa, trading, deciphering clues, and managing supplies in a race to discover a legendary lost treasure.

Wield the legendary weapons of the Companions of the Lance in Heroes of the Lance for the Commodore 64, an action-packed journey straight from the Dragonlance saga. Take control of Sturm, Goldmoon, Raistlin, Tasslehoff, and the rest of the heroes as you descend into monster-infested ruins on a perilous quest to recover the magical Disks of Mishakal. Swap between characters on the fly, using warriors, clerics, and mages where they’re needed most as you battle draconians, trolls, and other evil minions, avoid deadly traps, and unleash powerful spells. With side-scrolling combat, strategic party management, and a rich fantasy atmosphere, Heroes of the Lance turns your C64 into a gateway to Krynn—will your band of adventurers survive the darkness and fulfill their destiny?

Awaken alone in the cold silence of deep space in Hibernated 1 for the Commodore 64, a story-rich text adventure where a routine sleep turns into a first-contact nightmare. As Commander Olivia Lund, you emerge from stasis to find your ship crippled, your crew missing, and a derelict alien craft looming outside in the void. Explore every corridor and airlock, investigate mysterious signals, solve intricate puzzles, and piece together the truth behind the silent visitor using only your wits and your computer’s parser. With atmospheric writing, eerie isolation, and a slow-burn sci-fi mystery, Hibernated 1 turns your C64 into a haunted starship—will you uncover what woke you, or join the darkness between the stars?

HIGH FLYER is an extended business management game for use with the Commodore 64 computer. It is designed to be both entertaining and educational to use, and should be suitable for people of any age who
enjoy a mental challenge.

The player is cast as the owner of a commercial airline, starting business immediately after World War II. Given sufficient business acumen, he or she may survive through forty years of running the airline and end up as ‘The HIGH FLYER’. Decisions such as which aircraft to buy or sell, what price per mile to charge, what proportion of passengers to cargo should be carried are under the player’s control. Other factors may be under the player’s indirect control, such as airline popularity. Further items, including the current exchange rates, may apparently be completely independent of the player.

Hillsfar for the Commodore 64 is an AD&D action-adventure set in a corrupt city where you serve a powerful guild, sneaking through dungeons, picking locks, riding horseback, and dodging guards in arcade-style challenges to complete dangerous missions and survive its deadly politics.

Hillsfar for the Commodore 64 is an AD&D action-adventure set in a corrupt city where you serve a powerful guild, sneaking through dungeons, picking locks, riding horseback, and dodging guards in arcade-style challenges to complete dangerous missions and survive its deadly politics.

Hillsfar for the Commodore 64 is an AD&D action-adventure set in a corrupt city where you serve a powerful guild, sneaking through dungeons, picking locks, riding horseback, and dodging guards in arcade-style challenges to complete dangerous missions and survive its deadly politics.

Hollywood Hijinx for the Commodore 64 is a witty text adventure where you spend a night in your late movie-mogul uncle’s prop-stuffed mansion, solving puzzles and following mischievous clues to uncover a hidden Hollywood fortune before time runs out.

Slip into the shoes of a would-be heir in Hollywood Hijinx for the Commodore 64, a hilarious text adventure where your ticket to a movie mogul’s fortune is hidden somewhere inside his bizarre mansion of silver-screen props. Invited to spend the night in your late Uncle Buddy’s estate, you’ll rummage through sets, costumes, and crazy contraptions from his old B-movies, solving clever puzzles and uncovering secrets buried beneath Tinseltown glitz. Explore soundstage-style rooms, tangle with eccentric gadgets, and piece together mischievous clues before time runs out and your inheritance disappears. With sharp wit, imaginative locations, and a loving spoof of Hollywood excess, Hollywood Hijinx turns your C64 into a star-studded scavenger hunt—can you find the loot and claim your close-up?

Howard the Duck: Adventure on Volcano Island on the Commodore 64 is a 1986 movie tie-in action game published by Activision (developed by Alternative Software) where you control Howard after he’s parachuted onto a tropical island to rescue his friends Phil and Beverly. The adventure plays out across four side-scrolling stages that start with you searching for essential gear (like a backpack) and escalate into classic mid-80s hazard-dodging, enemy-bashing action, culminating in a showdown with the island’s Overlord using a neutron gun. It’s a straightforward, tough, arcade-flavored romp with a bit of quirky personality, though it’s generally remembered more as an oddball licensed curiosity than a top-tier C64 classic.

IK+ by Activision on the Commodore 64 is a frantic single-screen karate tournament where up to two players brawl alongside (and against) a third computer fighter in chaotic three-way matches. Choose your gi color, step onto a seaside dojo backdrop, and unleash a huge arsenal of kicks, punches, flips, and sweeps as you race to score points with clean hits while avoiding blows from both directions. Survive long enough and you’ll tackle quirky bonus rounds—like deflecting bouncing balls or kicking bombs away—before diving back into faster, nastier bouts. With slick animation, famous SID music, and wonderfully daft background gags, IK+ turns pure one-screen fighting into one of the C64’s most intense couch-competition games.

To succeed at IMPOSSIBLE MISSION II and to prevent the world from being destroyed, you as the Agency’s Field Agent must reach several objectives. First, you must assemble the three-digit security combination for each tower. At the same time avoid and fend off Elvin’s robots, using his own security system to help you.

Second, you must locate and open Elvin’s safes, and recover the musical sequences locked inside. There are six unique pieces of music and two duplicate pieces.

Third, you must tie together these musical sequences into a full melody that will open the express elevator doors to Elvin’s central tower control room.

Finally, you must find the correct computer terminal in Elvin’s control room that will disarm the missile launch codes before they destroy you and the world.

You score points by entering towers, exploring rooms, finding passcode numbers, and reaching the central control room. The sooner you reach the control room, the more points you earn.

Race against the clock in Impossible Mission for the Commodore 64, a nerve-wracking blend of platform action and espionage where one wrong move means “mission failed.” As a lone secret agent infiltrating the underground lair of the mad genius Elvin Atombender, you’ll sprint through elevator-linked rooms, dodge killer robots, somersault over deadly gaps, and search furniture and terminals for puzzle pieces—all while a relentless timer ticks down to global annihilation. Use lifts, moving platforms, and your acrobatic agility to explore every chamber, hack computer systems to reprogram security, and assemble the coded password that can stop Elvin’s plan. With smooth animation, digitized speech, and brutally tense gameplay, Impossible Mission turns your C64 into a high-tech deathtrap—“Stay a while… stay forever!”

Infidel for the Commodore 64 is a tough text adventure where you play a self-centered archaeologist exploring a deadly, trap-filled Egyptian pyramid in search of a lost pharaoh’s treasure and the glory that may ultimately destroy you.

Infidel for the Commodore 64 is a tough text adventure where you play a self-centered archaeologist exploring a deadly, trap-filled Egyptian pyramid in search of a lost pharaoh’s treasure and the glory that may ultimately destroy you.

Infidel for the Commodore 64 is a tough text adventure where you play a self-centered archaeologist exploring a deadly, trap-filled Egyptian pyramid in search of a lost pharaoh’s treasure and the glory that may ultimately destroy you.

Infidel for the Commodore 64 is a tough text adventure where you play a self-centered archaeologist exploring a deadly, trap-filled Egyptian pyramid in search of a lost pharaoh’s treasure and the glory that may ultimately destroy you.

Infiltrator II: The Next Day for the Commodore 64 is a stealth-action and helicopter sim sequel where you once again fly covert missions behind enemy lines, then infiltrate fortified bases on foot to plant explosives, steal intel, and cripple a hostile regime before time runs out.

Climb into the high-tech cockpit in Infiltrator for the Commodore 64, where you play Johnny “Jimbo-Baby” McGibbits, a hotshot helicopter ace and master infiltrator tasked with flying a stealth chopper behind enemy lines, dodging hostile aircraft with savvy radio chatter, then landing to sneak through heavily guarded bases in isometric view—flashing fake papers, gassing guards, avoiding mines, and planting explosives in a race against the clock to bring down a mad leader’s regime.

Infiltrator for the Commodore 64 is a combo helicopter sim and stealth-action game where you pilot a covert chopper behind enemy lines, then infiltrate bases on foot using gadgets, disguises, and quick thinking to sabotage a madman’s regime.

Storm a Nazi fortress from the inside in Into the Eagle’s Nest for the Commodore 64, a top-down World War II raid where nerves of steel are your only backup. As an Allied commando infiltrating the heavily guarded “Eagle’s Nest” castle, you’ll sneak through maze-like corridors, blast enemy soldiers, plant explosives, and search for three captured comrades—and as much stolen treasure as you can carry—before the whole place goes up in flames. Conserve ammo, dodge deadly crossfires, and memorize patrol patterns as you unlock doors and explore every floor of the sprawling stronghold. With tense exploration, frantic shooting, and a constant race against discovery and destruction, Into the Eagle’s Nest turns your C64 into enemy territory—can you get in, get your men, and get out alive?

Into the Eagle’s Nest for the Commodore 64 is a top-down World War II action game where you infiltrate a Nazi fortress to rescue three captured soldiers, plant explosives, and escape with stolen treasure before the stronghold is destroyed.

As the game begins, you have smuggled yourself into the Eagle's Nest and are safe for the moment in a small storage room on the ground floor. You are armed and have 99 rounds of ammunition, hardly enough to make a dent in the Nazi hordes you hear in the hallway outside. You are in good health, and luckily, the key to the steel door in front of you is in easy reach.

When you first enter the game, you will start with the first of four missions inside the first castle. Missions one, two, and three each involve the rescue of one of the prisoners, and mission four is to blow up the castle. You will enter a second castle with four new missions once you successfully destroy the first castle.

Journey: The Quest Begins (often just called Journey) by Infocom is a menu-driven interactive fiction / role-playing hybrid where you guide a four-person party—Bergon, Praxix, Esher, and Tag—on a Tolkien-flavored quest to find the reclusive wizard Astrix and save their blighted land from famine and disease. Instead of typing commands, you select actions from on-screen menus as the illustrated story unfolds, choosing how the group travels, who speaks or fights, and what tactics to use in encounters, with different decisions opening up alternate paths and endings. The tale is narrated in-character by Tag the merchant, emphasizing story, characterization, and multiple solutions over traditional “type the right verb” puzzles, and it’s notable as Infocom’s last original release and their only title in the short-lived “Infocom Roleplay Chronicles” line.

Journey: The Quest Begins (often just called Journey) by Infocom is a menu-driven interactive fiction / role-playing hybrid where you guide a four-person party—Bergon, Praxix, Esher, and Tag—on a Tolkien-flavored quest to find the reclusive wizard Astrix and save their blighted land from famine and disease. 

Jumpman offers a variety of ways to play: five game variations, thirty game levels, and from one to four players can play. Also, you can choose how fast or slow you wish your Jumpman to move.

The object is to successfully complete all thirty game levels, scoring as many points as you can. You complete each level by making Jumpman collect all the bombs, before the many dangers wipe out
Jumpman's seven lives.

Jumpman Junior is a game full of variety and suspense. There are 12 different game levels and from one to four players may play. In addition, there are 8 speed levels-you can choose how fast or slow you want Jumpman Junior to move.

The object is to successfully complele all 12 game levels, scoring as many points as you can. You must try and defuse every bomb on each level. .. before all your lives are lost to the many dangers delivered by the ALIENATORS.

Swing into danger in Jungle Hunt for the Commodore 64, where you dash through a deadly jungle in a race to save your kidnapped sweetheart from hungry cannibals. Grab your vine and time your jumps perfectly as you swing over yawning chasms, then dive into crocodile-infested waters, stabbing at snapping jaws while fighting the current. Scramble up the mountainside dodging boulders and rolling rocks, then charge into the natives’ camp for a last-ditch rescue before it’s too late. With simple joystick controls, fast arcade action, and classic jungle thrills, Jungle Hunt turns your C64 into a wild pulp adventure—can you beat the jungle and save the girl?

Vine-swinging thrills await in Jungle Joe for the Commodore 64, where you guide a daring explorer deep into a wild, trap-packed jungle in search of glittering treasure. Dash across rickety bridges, climb vines, and leap over pits, spikes, and roaming beasts as you race through twisting levels that demand sharp timing and quick reactions. Snatch valuable relics while dodging falling rocks, poisonous critters, and other deadly surprises hidden in the lush undergrowth. With colorful graphics, fast arcade-style action, and plenty of secrets to discover, Jungle Joe turns your C64 into a steamy, perilous wilderness—can you survive the jungle and come out rich?

Karate Champ (2-Player) on the Commodore 64 is the head-to-head variant of the arcade-style karate sim, focused entirely on versus play between two human fighters: white gi vs red gi. Just like the original, there’s no energy bar—points are awarded for clean, well-timed strikes, with the match decided by who reaches the required score first under the judge’s watchful flags. Using only a joystick and the fire button, both players access a surprisingly wide range of techniques—high and low kicks, punches, back-steps, jump attacks—so the game becomes about spacing, anticipation, and timing rather than button mashing. It’s essentially the pure “duel” core of Karate Champ packaged as a dedicated two-player contest for couch competition on the C64.