Jet Set Willy
AI PlatformerClassicMiner Willy's mansion is even more perilous than his mine: sixty-plus surreal rooms to explore before his housekeeper will finally let him go to bed.
Reviews of ZX Spectrum games old and new — from the golden-era classics of the 1980s to the thriving modern homebrew scene.
Miner Willy's mansion is even more perilous than his mine: sixty-plus surreal rooms to explore before his housekeeper will finally let him go to bed.
A galaxy of open-ended trading, combat and exploration rendered in real-time wireframe 3D — barely conceivable on an 8-bit machine, yet here it is.
The game that invented an entire genre: Sabreman's race against his own lycanthropy, told through Ultimate's revolutionary isometric "Filmation" engine.
Escape a five-story haunted castle armed with a ranged weapon and a roast chicken for a health bar. Ultimate at their finest.
One man, one knife, four levels of Cold War mayhem. One of the finest arcade conversions the Spectrum ever received.
Matthew Smith's 48KB masterpiece: twenty caverns of pixel-perfect peril and the Spectrum's first continuous in-game music.
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