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GM11:  Megaball AGA
  Version V1.00 of this game has been
  around for a long time now, and today, is
  still as impressive as it ever was. Based
  around Arkanoid, the enhanced breakout
  clone. MegaBall AGA is almost the same
  game to when it first hit the PD streets,
  but now with 256 colours, new levels, more
  power ups and more banging music. MegaBall
  is such an awesome game you cannot miss it
  and once you've got it, it's hard to put
  down. It's so damn good it makes some dodgy
  commercial games look like Atari ST rejects.

GM045:  Road to Hell
  One or two player split screen overhead
  racing game. Many tracks including
  training mode where you can practice on
  any track or take on one of the three
  championship seasons. Besides the racing
  element you can upgrade your vehicle with
  better grip tyres, power steering, faster
  engines, and a delightful choice of
  weaponry. The menu of tasty morsels are
  smoke screens and missiles. One other
  neat option allows you to change the
  speed of the game, quite essential as
  it's almost impossible to control the
  cars on the normal speed setting, the
  slow speed is most comfortable. It may be
  because I was running the game on my
  A1200, accelerating the game somewhat.

  The tracks vary from fairly basic ovals
  to complex bendy ones with ostacles and
  hazzards such as ice and snow making
  cornering more difficult (but lots of
  fun). A good example on how to programme
  a racing game properly.

GM058:  Act of War 1.4
  New bug free and enhanced version of
  this superb Laser Squad/Breach style
  strategy war game. For those not
  familiar with either of those games,
  Act Of War puts you in charge of a team
  of crack soldiers, human and battle
  droids, to complete five varied missions.

  You begin by selecting the mission,
  difficultly level and either a one or
  two player game. Next it's the armoury
  where you can spend your meagre money on
  any of 21 different weapons. Yes that's
  right a weapon for every occasion, fancy
  a classy Dirty Harry style Magnum 44 or
  a top of the range Napalm Cannon to singe
  the hairs off your foe. More hardware
  than you can cope with.

  After you've kited your troops out you go
  straight into battle, your men are
  deployed in small groups of 3 or 4 around
  the target area - It's time to let rip.
  The action is viewed from a birds eye
  perspective, so you get a good view of the
  surroundings. You move your men
  individually by the use of a points system,
  each man has a certain allocation of action
  points which they use to move, shoot, open
  doors, load weapons, pick up/drop items
  etc.. Once you've spent them the character
  can no longer move again until the next
  turn. On completing your movement round, the
  enemy have their turn to do much the same
  things, then it's back to you. A continuous
  cycle.

GM060:  Bazza and Runt AGA
  The main aim of this game is to destroy all
  the targets on the screen and a certain
  number of monsters.

  Must be one of the most colourful, addictive
  games on the Public Domain market. This
  author has talent (do you want to join our
  forthcoming software company?? Please??).

  I don't play or like games unless they are
  really special. If I play one twice then it
  is recommended. This has been loaded a few
  times!

GM067:  Scrabble
  Brilliant clone of the popular board game.
  Exact board games rules apply. 1 or 2
  players. Good computer opponent with
  a large dictionary which also doubles
  up for the word database to check your
  words are valid.

GM078A: Starwoids
  Remember Thrust or Oids? Well, this is a
  combination of both. Very playable: Guide
  your spaceship to save your fellow pilots
  whilst avoiding the usual shots towards you
  etc.

GM078B: Starwoids
  Disk B of Starwoids

GM088:  Monopoly v1
  Monopoly is one of the most playable board
  games in the world. We all know  the rules
  - this is a computer version of the board
  game.

GM093A: Klondike III
  This is a well known card game, on a
  variation of patience. What makes this
  unique is the quite outstanding graphics
  used in the game. Each and every  card
  displays a glamourous lady in various
  fashions and poses. The graphic detail on
  each card (using the 256 colour palette)
  is tremendous. Put this game high on your
  purchase list, a game not to be missed.

GM094A: High Octane
  "Hereeees Jonnieeee" I cried out in
  grit teethed joy as I rammed my car at
  full throttle into my opponents
  stationary vehicle, who was innocently
  filling up on the local four star. The
  full force of my untimely intrusion
  flung the other car into a sprawling
  uncontrollable spin which ended up in a
  brick wall. Obscenities were swapped as
  I sped off after my leisurely visit to
  the service station. My rather ingenious
  plot won the race, the master strategist,
  that's me.

  This game is a bit special, as you may
  have guessed from my short account of a
  memorable incident during one of many
  races a visiting friend and I had, this
  is a racing game. The best PD racing ever
  and that's no lie. This overhead racing
  game has everything, incredibly detailed
  tracks, fast cars, missiles and mines,
  incredibly detailed tracks (oops I already
  said that), and tons of playability. The
  game only has three tracks, which may
  sound very few but once you've experienced
  the colossal size and graphic detail put
  into each track, three tracks is more than
  enough.

  The screen layout is split into three
  parts, two sections for both cars (either
  2 humans, 2 computers, or a mix of
  computer and human), the bottom displays a
  well detailed scaled down version of the
  track which aids as a map plus shows the
  position of both drivers.

  Until Ford produce a production family
  saloon armoured personal carrier for those
  five o'clock rush hour blues, take your
  frustrations out with High Octane. My god
  it's sex on a disk....

GM094B: High Octane
  Disk B of High Octane

GM095:  Temporal Misplacement
  Text/graphic adventure game with a time
  travelling theme. You have been sent
  back in time to recover the energy
  crystal that was created to solve the
  worlds future energy crisis. In a freak
  accident the crystal was sent into the
  past which you now need to find.

GM096:  Green Five
  This game follows the lines of Flash
  Back and Another World. If you've
  never played either of these games
  (or seen them reviewed), you play an
  almost humanly animated character in a
  high tech platform game where the
  success of the mission is difference
  between life and death.

  The introductory plot is brief but well
  thought out and written, the following
  animated introduction will blow your
  mind. The instant striking impression
  you'll get from the game are the superb
  graphics and your main character who
  realistically runs and somersaults
  around the screen.

  This shareware release is reduced to
  the first level, for the full game a
  registration fee must me sent to the
  author.

GM097:  Top Hat Willy
  This is a great Amiga "Jet Set Willy"
  game. Essentially the object is the same
  as Jet Set Willy (if I can remember
  correctly!). You have to tun around a
  HUGE house collecting a certain amount of
  objects whilst dodging the aliens and
  avoiding traps.

GM098:  Xenomorphs
  When the authors of this game say
  Xenomorphs, what they are really trying
  to say is the film Aliens because this is
  what the game is based on. The game looks
  an awful lot like Alien Breed, but not
  quite as good.

  Despite being a slightly jerky shoot-em-up
  this game does contain some very decent
  graphics.

GM099:  Santa Does Xmas
  Ok, so there may not be many objectives
  in this game but it is darn good fun for
  many kids under 10 out there.

  An ideal "stocking filler" which will
  keep the kids happy, with this yuletide
  game, for last few days before Xmas.

  The idea of the game is very straight
  forward: Choose between Rudolf (the Red
  Nose Reindeer!!) or good ol' Santa
  himself, then your mission is to collect
  as many pressies as possible (in order to
  save Xmas - the usual story - but kids
  love it!) and to defend himself against
  the baddies (well, snowmen etc actually)
  in the meantime.

GM100:  Helicopter Mission
  It's a pity since all the text within
  the game is all in German.
   This game is similar to Desert Strike
  the arcade Helicopter game in which you
  have to perform a number of missions in
  a theatre of war.
   This game boast 3 type of chopper, and
  several different mission objectives
  with full mission briefings and
  debriefings.

GM101A: Champion Wrestling [1/2 Disks]
  1 or 2 player Wrestling game. Enter the
  squared circle and beat the living
  daylights out of your opponent with an
  arsenal of throws, punches, kicks, locks
  and even leaping off the corner posts.
  Neat graphics.

GM101B: Champion Wrestling [2/2 Disks]

GM102:  Solo Assault
  This is an all action sci fi epic where
  you fly your space craft through asteroid
  fields and swarms of aliens ships, and
  light saber fighting Star Wars style
  sequences.

GM103:  Super Battle Zone
  This is a clone of the old arcade wire
  frame game, 3D Battle Tanks game. This
  version uses filled 3D polygons, though
  doesn't seem to have the same feel as
  classic arcade machine.

GM104A: Art of Breaking Heads [1/6 Disks]
GM104B: Art of Breaking Heads [2/6 Disks]
GM104C: Art of Breaking Heads [3/6 Disks]
GM104D: Art of Breaking Heads [4/6 Disks]
GM104E: Art of Breaking Heads [5/6 Disks]
GM104F: Art of Breaking Heads [6/6 Disks]
  A decent PD beat-em-up with the
  diversity of characters akin to the
  likes of Blow Blows. There are 6
  different characters each with their
  own sequence of moves and at least 2
  special moves each. Watch out for the
  intimidating battle robot fighter that
  towers over the rest of the characters.

GM105:  Dynamite Warriors 2
  This is brilliant clone of Dynablasters.
  1 to 4 players (any number human or CPU
  controlled) lay time bombs around a maze
  in a bid to blast open blocked up areas
  to reach the other players and blow them
  up too. It's great fun as each player is
  against one another and the action can
  get real hectic.

GM106:  Deluxe Galaga V2.4
  This is the ultimate shareware
  shoot-em-up. The incredible addictive
  qualities, superb graphics and bonus
  stages make this up to commercial
  standards in my books.

   The game is simple enough a vertically
  scrolling blaster based loosely on
  Galaxian, plenty to shoot, power up
  weapons and killer gameplay.

GM107:  Automobiles V1.11
  The nearest thing to Skid Marks.
  Automobiles is a car racing game for
  up to three participants and a selection
  of eight varied tracks. The tracks are
  not only quite bendy but very bumpy too
  with the occasional big jump. In most
  racing games you stick to the track,
  in this game you actually bounce on
  the bumps and fly on the jumps.

GM108:  Pacman 3D
  Pacman goes 3D in this shareware
  virtual Pacman experience. The
  game concept stays the same, eat
  the dots to clear the level and
  avoid the nasty ghosts. Eat the
  power pills and chase the
  ghosts for a tasty ectoplasm
  snack.

GM109:  Xmas Obstickle
  A little Xmas game for the
  yuletide season.

GM110:  Xenex
  This should have been better than it
  turned out. Xenex is an Asteroids
  clone but with up to date 16 bit
  graphics, but without the gameplay
  of the original.

GM111A: Dead of the Night [AGA] [1/3 Disks]
GM111B: Dead of the Night [AGA] [2/3 Disks]
GM111C: Dead of the Night [AGA] [3/3 Disks]
  Real Agatha Christie storyline plot as
  a party of skiers are trapped in a ski
  resort until the snow storm is over. Diana
  one of the guests is brutally murdered
  and the list of suspects includes everyone
  present. Fortunately you possess detective
  skills to aid in compiling the clues
  before the police arrive the next day.
   You have to make your way through the
  resort interviewing the guests for
  alibis and motives. Each guest will
  reveal certains clues that will
  eventually lead you to the killer.

   Dead Of the Night is a graphic
  adventure game which is completely
  mouse operated. You interact with
  the world by point and clicking
  on items on the screen and
  manipulating them with a row of
  icons. Very professional.

GM112:  Pucman Worlds
  This is a novel Pacman clone. The game
  is made up of themed scrolling levels
  since the mazes are larger than the
  screen. Other than this the game is
  faithful to the original.

GM113A: Jinx [AGA] [1/2 Disks]
GM113B: Jinx [AGA] [2/2 Disks]
  Help Jakes and Jobe out of their latest
  predicament. The "Jinxes" have landed
  themselves in the king's dungeon, just
  three days before the start of
  Winternight, the largest communion
  of Jesters.
   To escape the 25 level catacomb of
  dungeons you must control both
  jesters in turn and making use of
  all or any objects available to reach
  the exits. A nice Arcade puzzle game

GM114:  Flaming Engines
  Highly entertaining Super Sprint
  look-a-like racing game. Fours cars
  either driven by human or CPU controlled
  drivers, with at least one human player
  competing in the races. Nice added effects
  including lightening that lights up the
  screen with a crash of thunder.

GM115:  Power Battle
  A tank warfare game set in an open
  landscape.

GM116:  Derring Do
  A very good and clse clone of Mr Do.
  To clear the level you must collect
  cherries and tunnel your way through
  the screen avoiding the nasties and
  with the aid of the handy orb you
  carry around, throw at the nasties
  making them explode.

GM117:  Puzzle Pits 2
  Sokobahn type of puzzle game with a
  good 3D overhead view and attractive
  graphics to boot.

GM118A: Chaneques [1/2 Disks]
GM118B: Chaneques [2/2 Disks]
  This is one of the most addictive PD
  arcade puzzle games around. A similar
  concept to Lemmings but with sutble
  differences.
   You are in charge of three special
  little guys whom possess a particular
  skill that together make the versatile
  team needed to complete the levels
  if you use them correctly.
   One guy can make stretch himself out
  as a bridge, the next one is able to
  drill through solid objects and the
  final chap has spiderman abilities to
  walk up vertical surfaces.

GM119:  Shark Goes Racing
  Car racing game, demo version featuring
  5 tracks from the full version only
  available from the author. The game
  is very smooth with large sprites and
  good variety of tracks. Other than the
  cars the graphics are a little bit bland
  on some tracks which does spoil the game
  with much potential.

GM120:  Lance
  Clone of the old and well forgotton
  arcade game called Joust. You and your
  trusty flying stead in the form of an
  ostritch must ram the other the
  other CPU opponents with your lance.

GM121:  Harry Haddock
  Neat platform romp starring a hero
  in the form of a oily haddock. Harry
  must travel along the platforms in
  this side ways scrolling game, collecting
  the food and precious stones and avoiding
  the dangerous crustaceans and other
  killer fishy life forms that want to
  stop Harry in his fin like tracks.

GM122:  Suicide Machine
  Operation Wolf format of game where
  you blast an endless horde of heavily
  armed cute fluffy animals. Indeed it's
  a blood fest where the animals have the
  opportunity to take out the humans for
  once. The graphics are well drawn and
  suitably cute with loads of screams as
  the fur fly's. Plenty of ammo and five
  different weapons to try out.

GM124A: Tomcat [AGA] [HD] [4MB] [1/7 Disks]
GM124B: Tomcat [AGA] [HD] [4MB] [2/7 Disks]
GM124C: Tomcat [AGA] [HD] [4MB] [3/7 Disks]
GM124D: Tomcat [AGA] [HD] [4MB] [4/7 Disks]
GM124E: Tomcat [AGA] [HD] [4MB] [5/7 Disks]
GM124F: Tomcat [AGA] [HD] [4MB] [6/7 Disks]
GM124G: Tomcat [AGA] [HD] [4MB] [7/7 Disks]
  Tomcat is a FMV (Full Motion Video)
  "game" which allows you to fly a
  F19 through a rocky landscape.

GM125:  Kellogs Land
  Extremely high quality platform romp
  starring the familiar cartoon characters
  that adorn the boxes and feature in those
  cereal adverts; Tony, Smacks, Coco and
  Tucan, each with special abilities.

   You can switch between characters
  whithin the game and use their special
  features to complete the game.
  A simple formula of platform, collect
  em up and find the exit.

GM127:  Zaxxon
  Arcade classic clone. Faithful in every
  respect to the Commodore 64 version, the
  gfx, sound fx and gameplay. A brilliant
  feat.

GM128:  Roketz V2
  One or two player split screen game
  loosely based on the classic Thrust
  genre. The aim is simple, lay into
  your opponent until they crash and
  burn. In this shareware version
  their are two scenarios, two very
  different craft to pick between
  and a variety of main weapon and
  special weapon on offer. What
  makes this game different and so
  damn incredible is the way the
  ships are raytraced in 256 colours.
   Each ship is built from many
  smooth frames which make the
  crafts look as if they are gliding
  through the air with amazing ease
  and control.
   This is one of the finest
  shareware games you'll likely to
  find on the Amiga, or a matter
  a fact on any 32 bit machine.

GM129:  Fears
  Early payable beta version of this Doom
  clone. Features one massive, if not
  seemingly infinite complex on corridors,
  doors, rooms and aggressive aliens. You
  have an armoury comprising of a shotgun,
  pistol and machine gun and a limited ammo
  supply. Fears as in Doom utilizes a
  system called textured mapping which
  allows graphically detailed 3D
  environments.

GM130:  Fishy Fishy
  Original and strange type of game.
  You start off as a tiny tiddler of
  a fish and the aim is to grow as large
  as possible. To start with you can only
  eat small fish, after a few meals you
  will grow and you'll be able to munch
  the bigger fish and crustaceans, this
  continues until you are large enough
  to take on the end of level Shark which
  you cannot eat but wear him down by
  nibbling at his tail and avoiding the
  sharp teeth of the beast.

GM131:  Supermega Fruits
  Shareware fruit machine game. Nice
  big wheels, bonus games, holds and
  nudges. Just what a good fruit machine
  game should consist of. Shareware.

GM132:  Samurai Showdown
  This is an ambitious martial arts
  beat-em-up. The game lacks in the
  graphics department, but it does
  compensate with probably possessing
  the most special moves in any beat-em-up
  around. Admittedly some of these special
  moves are very strange indeed they do make
  this game more distinctive than your
  average fist and feet fare. Shareware
  demo version.

GM133A: Hyper Race [AGA] [1/2 Disks]
GM133B: Hyper Race [AGA] [2/2 Disks]
  Professionally produced racing game with
  twelve tracks and for 1 to 4 players.
  Amazingly each car is composed of 180
  frames of animation, this gives you an
  idea of how graphically splendid the
  game is. The tracks are varied in design
  and graphics with jumps and other
  obstacles, making an exhilarating racing
  competition.

GM134:  Booze-o-Meter
  Waggle your joystick and participate
  in numerous disciplines where only
  dedicated beer guts have the fortitude
  to cope with.  The first contest is the
  famous Barrel Weight lifting competition,
  followed by the shooting contest where
  you have to blast various beverages
  around the bar and under the influence.
  However my favourite and the most
  controversial competition is the drunken
  driving discipline where you score points
  for mowing down the public. There are
  still several more disciplines besides
  these. A real joystick wrecker.

GM135:  Atomic
  Shareware arcade puzzle game where the
  aim is to direct atoms around a maze of
  channels using revolving intersections.

GM136:  Radiation v1
  Caution high levels of radiation!!!!
  Employee of a new Nuclear power station,
  a huge explosion rocks the complex and
  the unthinkable happens, core breach.

   You have to find the safest way to the
  reactor and remove all traces of the
  damaged rods before it's too late and
  meltdown time.
   This games uses the 3D Construction Kit
  to produce this VR style of game.
  Pretty good. but requires a resonably
  fast processor to get the best screen
  frame updates.

GM137:  Megablock 2
  Another one of those Tetris games.
  Outwardly when you first start playing
   you won't be able to distinguish this
  version from any other decent Tetris
  game, however several shapes into the
  game and you may possibly find that the
  next piece is a bomb that blows up some
  of blocks, or a bonus shape that will
  give you extra points when you complete
  line. These are just two of the extra
  added features to this well cloned
  addictive genre.

GM138:  Cyberman
  3D dungeon Master style role playing
  game. This game places you in body of
  cyborg who has to escape the huge
  underground complex. Unwillingly
  bought back to life and now half
  computer and half human, you have
  enhanced abilities that allow you
  plug in useful items of hardware
  into your body.

GM140:  Internal Combustion
  Super Sprint style overhead racing game
  for up to 3 player with a choice of either
  a Porche, Formula One racer or Buggy.
  Varied tracks plus power up items randomly
  appearing along the roads. Shareware.

GM141:  Turbo Jam
  Another car racing type game for
  one or two players.

GM145A: Madhouse [AGA] [1.5MB+] [1/2 Disks]
GM145B: Madhouse [AGA] [1.5MB+] [2/2 Disks]
  A funny and well designed Monkey Island
  genre point and click graphic adventure
  game set within the confines of a mental
  institute. You play the part of the cool
  young caretaker dude who one morning is
  informed that the hospital is to be
  closed. Forget about fixing that door
  hinge and leaky tap, you have to spend
  your efforts in keeping the institute
  open. Much of the quest involves
  interaction with the insane and wacky
  residents to find the means to the end.

GM146:  Step Five
  This is another Tetris game to add the
  ever increasing catalogue bulging with
  clones of this game of Russian origins.
  Step Five adds nothing new to the concept
  but this is a splendid version of the
  game, crisp graphics and professional
  presentation plus a nice tune to listen
  to while stacking the blocks. If you feel
  like upgrading your current Tetris clone,
  then you could do far worse than choosing
  this title.

GM147:  Deluxe Galaga v2.51
  Another update of this superb blaster.
  Bug fixes and extra features such as
  enhanced bonus stages and gfx.

GM148:  Classic Pucman
  Pacman game that attempts to create
  the original feel and look of the
  arcade version, even right down to
  the sound effects.

  This game however does include some
  added options such as the 2 player
  simultaneous game feature.

GM149:  Amiga Demon v1.01
  Amiga Demon is a simple card game.

GM150:  Rocketz v2.25
  One or two player split screen game
  loosely based on the classic Thrust
  genre. The aim is simple, lay into
  your opponent until they crash and
  burn. In this shareware version
  their are two scenarios, two very
  different craft to pick between
  and a variety of main weapon and
  special weapon on offer. What
  makes this game different and so
  damn incredible is the way the
  ships are raytraced in 256 colours.

  Each ship is built from many
  smooth frames which make the
  crafts look as if they are gliding
  through the air with amazing ease
  and control.

  This is one of the finest
  shareware games you'll likely to
  find on the Amiga, or a matter
  a fact on any 32 bit machine.

GM151:  Infection
  Infection is a multi-player
  strategy game where you have to
  wipe the other player from the
  board.

GM152:  Jump 'Um
  Guide Spud through the 10 shareware
  levels of this super puzzle game.
  The game idea is simple, you have to
  clear the screen of tiles by walking
  over them. The tiles are laid in an
  elaborate fashion and you have to work
  out the correct path to get them all.
  After you have passed over a tile it
  falls into the void below, which is
  the same thing that will happen to you
  is you walk off the tiles, but you do
  have a limited supply of bridges that
  will allow you to pass over the void
  without falling into it.

GM153:  Boing v3
  Like thing-on-a-spring! A platform
  game with cute graphics.

GM154:  Poker Mania
  Poker game for Hi-res monitors.

GM155:  Coin Mania
  Playable demo version arcade puzzle game
  in which the aim is to bounce over
  pathways of tiles collecting the coins.
  The tiles disintegrate after you've passed
  over them so you have to plan your route
  otherwise you'll end up falling into the
  pit below.

GM157:  Master Blaster
  Dynablasters clone for 2 players only.
  Big cartoon graphics.

GM158:  Think Mania
  Nice memory game based on concentration.
  One or two players take in turn to
  turnover 2 of the many tiles, revealing
  2 images. The game is to match up the
  tiles their twin which makes them
  disapear and gains you points in the
  process.

GM159:  Simon
  A four coloured circular panel is shown
  on the screen. One of the panels will
  flash and make a sound. You then have
  to activate the same panel. The
  computer will then flash the same panel
  once more plus one more. Again you
  emulate the last sequence.
   This continues until you slip up. Very
  simplistic but an effective way to
  train your memory.

GM160:  Total Excess
  An Amos programmed shoot-em-up with
  a lot of promise but seems to look
  in an unfinished state. Needs some
  work in the feel of the game.

GM161A: Ooze AGA [AGA] [DISK 1/2]
GM161B: Ooze AGA [AGA] [DISK 2/2]
  Superb AGA board game.

GM162:  Ooze ECS
  Version for non-AGA Amiga's.

GM163:  China Tiles
  Shanghai tiles game. You have to clear
  the screen of the pile tiles by matching
  them up with their twin.

GM164A: Cybergames [1/2 Disks]
GM164B: Cybergames [2/2 Disks]
  This game has a remarkable resemblance to
  Barbarian the classic C64 hack and slash em
  with 2 Conan look-a-likes with big nasty
  two hand swords.
   Cybergames has shot forward into the future
  by around 400 years but the same principles
  apply, slice up the other player and even
  cut their head off. The characters have a
  cyber punk appearance and carry different
  types of swords and maces. Each round you
  win allows you to spend earned credits on
  weapon upgrades, armour and missile weapons
  in the shop. Real gory.

GM165:  Punter v1
  Entertaining animated horse racing
  betting game.

GM166:  Gravity Force II
  Any self respecting PD collector wouldn't
  be able to miss the rave reviews in most
  of the Amiga mags about this gem of a game.
  Essentially this is a two player split
  screen Thrust style game, where 2 players
  battle it out in a cosmic dog fight duel
  sort of a thing. There are absolutely
  loads of different themed scenarios to
  choose from which are all well thought
  out to bring not only a more varied
  game but to add degrees of difficulty
  to the game. And if you get bored with
  simply shooting your friend you can
  take part in some special levels where
  the players have to race around a circuit
  of gates to the finish line, with the
  occasional tactical blasting of your
  competitor to slow their progress.
   This game is so addictive I can almost
  guarantee you will play this for many
  months.

GM167:  Ace Space Case
  Cute looking platform game with a clever
  8 bit feel. Smooth scrolling machine coded
  game where aim is simply to reach the top
  of the level by negotiating the many
  ramps and platforms that lead upwards.
  You come equiped with useful rolling
  bomb which you can use on the nasties
  and blast open the bonus bins, plus
  entertaining to just watch it roll
  around???

GM168:  Scavange
  This is a two player only one on one
  duel between 2 hard men brandishing small
  arms. The view is a split screen and seen
  from overhead within a maze of solid
  walls. Randomly placed power up items
  appear for the lucky contestants to aid
  in their battle, usually shields, giving
  player the chance to get out in the open
  and chase the other player without the
  worry of sustaining any injuries.
  Shareware.

GM169:  Mash
  This is a cross between Cannon Fodder
  and Lemmings!! What do I mean? Well the
  game consists of a horizontally scrolling
  mountainous terrain with a HQ on the far
  left and far right of the landscape. The
  headquarters belong to two opposing sides.
  The mission is to destroy the enemies HQ
  with a shower of gun and rocket fire. Each
  side has a battalion on tanks and infantry,
  though only one unit can be used at any one
  time until destroyed. The tanks are the
  big guns, with a variety of different
  missile devices. The infantry are their
  to build bridges, dig tunnels and even
  fly with the aid of a short burst jetpack.
  The infantry are not completely unarmed
  and also carry a shoulder launched rocket
  device.  The game can be played with one
  or two players. The one player against
  the computer is a realtime affair, where
  the two player option gives the players
  25 seconds per turn to control their
  selected unit. With the many operations
  the units can preform the game is mouse
  and icon controlled. Most of the fun and
  action happen when units of either side
  meet along the way. Shareware.

GM170:  The Summoning
  Graphic detective adventure game. The
  opportunity to make your mark in the PI
  industry, plus the fact your office rent
  is due, a job of vast dangerous
  proportions is propositioned to you. A
  random murderer has been terrorising the
  skyscrapers, a rumour has also been
  spreading about this thing is not human
  but does have some sort of weak spot,
  though no one knows what?
   Completely point and click graphic
  adventure game full of logical puzzles
  and blood soaked scenes. Shareware.

GM173:  Power Walls
  Pretty good breakout game with a Arkanoid
  appearance. Not quite as polished as
  Megaball.

GM174:  Tanks!
  Clone of Battle Tanks in all it's arcade
  wire frame glory. Shoot as many tanks
  as possible and avoid being shot yourself.
  The more you destroy the more enemy tanks
  appear on the scene. It's a never ending
  sequence of fighting with no end goal,
  just survival of the fittest and amounting
  as large a score as possible.

GM175:  Nicky 2
  This slick platform game is almost to good
  to be Public Domain. Gorgeous scrolling
  graphics and quality feel.

GM176A: Alien Genocide [1/2 Disks]
GM176B: Alien Genocide [2/2 Disks]
  It's a dirty job but somebody's gotta do
  it.

  Operation Wolf style first person
  perspective shoot em up. Controlled via
  the mouse and cross hairs for gunsights
  you have to blast the alien infestation
  on board the space ship Grant. Each
  level features an underlying mission
  which contributes to the success of
  the entire battle.

GM177:  Island
  2 player Monopoly(ish) genre board game
  where the players are out to build hotels
  and casinos to make as much money as
  possible and bankrupt the opponent.
  Needs a little time to get into.

GM178:  Doomer [AGA] [HARD DRIVED REQUIRED]
  Doom clone which is visually the best
  I'll seen so far. The screen size is
  adjustable to speed thing up on a
  slower processor, but really does
  need a fast computer to appreciate
  the programme. This is an early
  beta version with nothing to shoot,
  simply a vast complex of rooms and
  corridors and stairs to admire.
  Superb clear textured and light
  sourced surfaces.
   This is the closest Doom look-a-like
  to date.

GM179:  Slider
  Simply a sliding block puzzle game.
  Rearrange the blocks in numerical
  sequence.

GM180:  Carnage
  Two player only one on one fight to the
  death. Split screen on one computer,
  null modem link between two Amiga'a and
  even a modem telephone link feature for
  long distance mayhem.

  The players find themselves within the
  walls of a maze like arena. Although the
  aim is to destroy the other player,
  battle droids also roam the area for
  good measure.

  Lots of fab weapons lie around the place
  all which have their own special
  devastating properties.

GM181:  Mastermind
  Puzzle game of logic and deduction.
  Work out the coloured coded
  sequence.

GM183:  Pssst TURBO
  Based on the Spectrum game. Protect
  the flower from insect pests with an
  assortment of spray pesticides. Each
  pesticide will kill only a certain
  type of pest and you have to
  continually swap the cans around.

GM184:  Screech
  Car racing game.

GM186:  Glassback II
  Quite entertaining platform romp with a
  strange 8 bit appeal. Platform and ladder
  game where you have to pick up the stars,
  avoid or stun the roaming enemy and
  reach the exit. Cute graphics and a
  nice tune.

GM187:  Fears 2
  Impressive Doom clone of a new commercial
  game. Not quite up to PC Doom quality due
  to the slow processor found in the popular
  entry level Amiga system, but not bad at
  all.
   Fears places you in the closest thing to
  a virtual reality simulation on your Amiga.
   This is a 3D first person perspective
  blaster using texture mapping technology
  to generate detailed life like surfaces.

GM188A: Card Games Deluxe [AGA] [HD] [4MB+] [1/3 Disks]
GM188B: Card Games Deluxe [AGA] [HD] [4MB+] [2/3 Disks]
GM188C: Card Games Deluxe [AGA] [HD] [4MB+] [3/3 Disks]
  This game allows you to use the same
  card sets that are used with Klondike
  Deluxe, however Card Games Deluxe
  comprises of Poker and Black Jack.

GM190:  Beetle
  Interesting platform game.
  You control a strange looking creature
  whoose job is to reach the top of the
  wall. This is accomplished by completing
  100 levels of platform mayhem, collecting
  the fruits, stomping on slugs etc..

GM191A: Child Murderer AGA [AGA] [1/4 Disks]
GM191B: Child Murderer AGA [AGA] [2/4 Disks]
GM191C: Child Murderer AGA [AGA] [3/4 Disks]
GM191D: Child Murderer AGA [AGA] [4/4 Disks]
GM192A: Child Murderer ECS [1/3 Disks]
GM192B: Child Murderer ECS [2/3 Disks]
GM192C: Child Murderer ECS [3/3 Disks]
  Sinister graphic adventure game. You are butler
  turned would be kidnaper who ends up falsly
  accused of murdering the child you intended
  kidnap. In this game you must clear your name.

GM193:  Diamond Caves v1
  Boulder Dash game for fans of this type of
  arcade puzzle genre.

GM194:  Jet Set Willy 3
  Based on the spectrum classic.

GM195:  Blox
  Arcade jigsaw puzzle game. Demo
  version.

GM196:  Blox - Lion King Set
  New set of tiles for Blox.

GM197:  Springtime
  An outstanding commercial quality arcade
  puzzler which has the simplicity to allow
  you to start playing straight away and
  the addictive qualities for a long lasting
  shelf life.
   The game requires you to move platforms
  so that the spring is made to land on the
  flashing X. This description is fairy
  vague because it's rather difficult to
  describe in a few words.
   The game is very original opting for an
  over head 3D view that works extremely
  well.

GM198:  Alien Breed 3D [AGA]
  Team 17's demo version of an attempt to
  create a Doom clone. Not bad graphics but
  do not come close the PC game, alas the
  slow speed of standard Amiga is unable
  to run in a Hi-resolution screen mode
  in 256 colours at an acceptable speed
  when dealing with the complicated
  textured mapping routines.

GM199:  Charr v1
  Artillery game where 2 or more human or
  CPU players get to fire upto 80 different
  types of weapons at each other. The player
  has to set angle and power before firing
  which leads to a trial and error routine
  as the players fine tune the settings to
  reach the enemy gun.

  The game comes into it's own when playing
  with a friend.

GM200:  Catapults
  Two player medieval combat game. Each
  player has to build a castle be
  begin with. Once completed the players
  take in turn to move their catapults
  and fire a boulder at the enemy
  construction.

GM201:  Its the Pits
  Short playable demo version of this
  thrust style arcade game with good
  tunnel sequence bonus levels.

GM203:  Golf Courses 2
GM202:  Golf Courses 1
GM204:  Golf Courses 3
GM205:  Golf Courses 4
GM206:  Golf Courses 5
GM207:  Golf Courses 6
GM208:  Golf Courses 7
GM209:  Golf Courses 8
GM210:  Golf Courses 9
GM211:  Golf Courses 10
GM212:  Golf Courses 11
GM213:  Golf Courses 12
GM214:  Golf Courses 13
GM215:  Golf Courses 14
GM216:  Golf Courses 15
GM217:  Golf Courses 16
GM218:  Golf Courses 17
GM219:  Golf Courses 18
GM220:  Golf Courses 19
GM221:  Golf Courses 20
GM222:  Golf Courses 21
GM223:  Golf Courses 22
  Extra Golf courses for Jack Nicklaus
  Ultimate Golf

GM224:  Battle Duel
  Artillery game for 1 or more players.
  The contestants are placed on either
  side of an elaborate hill top where
  the players take turns to fire a
  single round at the other artillery
  gun.

GM225:  Battle Duel [AGA]
  The same game but for AGA only.

GM226:  Gloom [AGA]
  A Doom clone that has a 2 player split
  screen feature so two players can join
  forces or fight each other within the
  textured mapped maze. The small screen
  area allows a good frame update on even
  a standard A1200.

GM227:  War of the Worlds 4 [AGA]
  3D Construction Kit game. A virtual reality
  game where you have to stop the Alien
  invasion.

GM228:  King High
  Card game.

GM229:  We are Pals
  Two to four player overhead tank
  battle game. Demo version.

GM230:  Dominoes
  Good idea but playing the computer at a
  game of Dominoes isn't exactly hugely
  entertaining as a past time.

GM231:  Car Business
  In this game Demo you are director of a
  multi million dollar car manufacturer and
  you want to stay that way. The aim is to
  make money, loads money. Business
  strategy game.

GM232:  The Therapist
  Based on Elisa a system to allow your
  computer to talk to you as it were human.
  The system asks you a simple question
  and attempts to eleborate on the subject
  and string together sentances based on
  what you have said, with some kind of
  statement or further question.
   This programme uses the Elisa engine to
  make a computer psychotherapist to help
  you with your problems. Speech, text
  and an animated head of the therapist
  make up the simple front end.
  Quite entertaining but shouldn't be
  taken too seriously.

GM233:  Supreme Fighter
  Sad looking beat-em-up. Mono graphics that
  look like they've come from the Spectrum.

GM234:  Tommy Tankers
  2 Player split screen tank battle game.
  Very simple graphics and rubish feel
  to the tanks control system.

  Could and should have been a lot
  better.

GM235:  Wheel Chair Gladiators
  Fantastic game where the wheel bound
  competitors speed and weave around the
  enclosed arena hitting the other
  contestants into submission. Ram em,
  punch em, pick up bricks, bottles,
  and baseball bats for extra kill
  power. At the end of match, a close
  up replay on how the last player
  beats the other guy up is shown.

GM236A: Masquerade [AGA] [1/2 Disks]
GM236B: Masquerade [AGA] [2/2 Disks]
  Puzzle collect em up set within a dark
  and deep dungeon. A mix of other puzzle
  formulas that in my opinion lack
  something to make it special.

GM237A: Wally World [1/2 Disks]
GM237B: Wally World [1/2 Disks]
  Luvly Jubbly, cute and well presented
  flip screen platform game where each
  screen has an different attractive
  backdrop. You have to dodge and jump
  all the way through the enlarged
  world were rolls of film and small
  boxes and the like make up the
  stationary platforms and bridges.

GM238:  Evasive Aksion
  Poor platform and ladders game involving
  the task of collecting the crystals to
  complete the level while dodging the
  RDT2 starwars robots. Blocky, jerky and
  a complete lack of playability.

GM239:  Bomb
  Lame Dynablasters clone for upto 4
  players and at least 2.

GM240A: Star Trek [1/2 Disks]
GM240B: Star Trek [2/2 Disks]
  Jimbo Barbers Star Trek game. Go where
  no man has gone before and play the
  part of the Enterprise's captain in this
  epic strategy game.

GM241A: Star Trek [DISK 1/2]
GM241B: Star Trek [DISK 2/2]
  Top animator, Tobias Richter's game
  based on Star Trek. Fly through the
  galaxy blasting klingons, orbiting
  planets and taking on missions in this
  reduced 5 year mission. Excellent
  sound effects from the classic series
  really enhance the game.

GM242:  Psycheual
  A deadly virus has infected a crew of a
  research ship. The ship now has to be
  decommissioned and that's your job.
  An alien breed overhead view with a
  similiar graphics style and gore
  too. Spare ammos, medikits and consoles
  are dotted around the ship and a strange
  floor pattern design.
  It's a bloody mess. GET BLASTING.

GM243:  Last Lap v1.0 [2MB+]
  Top-down racing game which is excellent
  fun to play and sporting quality graphics
  throughout the tracks. The main features
  include 4 cars at once, scrolling and
  2 player split screen action.

   The only flaw in the game is the way
  the CPU cars look like they're on rails
  never crashing or taking a corner too
  wide, and off the grid the other
  cars accelerate away right from the
  start of the race. You can really
  hope to get second place, which is
  all that's need to qualify for the
  following race, but it does mean
  you're rarely in contention of
  winning.

GM244A: Commodore 64 Games 1
GM244B: Commodore 64 Games 2
GM244C: Commodore 64 Games 3
GM244D: Commodore 64 Games 4
GM244E: Commodore 64 Games 5
GM244F: Commodore 64 Games 6
GM244G: Commodore 64 Games 7
GM244H: Commodore 64 Games 8
GM244I: Commodore 64 Games 9
GM244J: Commodore 64 Games 10
  Games for the Commodore 64 emulator.

GM245A: The Pyramid Game [1/2 Disks]
GM245B: The Pyramid Game [2/2 Disks]
  Based on a series of well known speccy
  games, you fly an armed bubble ship
  which you use to blast the aliens and
  get through the exits. It's a simple
  game formula and is nicely programmed
  though hasn't aged well. Not a classic
  but fairly entertaining all the same.

GM246:  SpellTris
  A variation on the Tetris formula. Instead
  of falling blocks, you must make up words
  with the falling letters. Exercises the
  reflexes and brain.

GM247A: Star Trek [1/3 Disks]
GM247B: Star Trek [2/3 Disks]
GM247C: Star Trek [3/3 Disks]
  Star Trek adventure using digitised
  graphic and sound effects.
  The game is similiar to the commercial
  Commodore 64 Star Trek game.

GM248:  Deluxe Pacman ECS
GM249:  Deluxe Pacman AGA
  The finest Pacman game known to man. It
  is as far I'm concerned. By the same
  talented author as Deluxe Galaga.
  The graphics are gorgeous, but what
  makes the game so special is the
  gameplay.

GM250:  Bratwurst v1.01 [AGA]
  Another great game on the Thrust/Rocketz
  theme. 2 to 4 players fly in spaces ships
  shooting each other to the death. The
  difference here is the unique graphics
  engine. A Virtual Fighter kind of system
  where when the ships get closer to each
  other the screen zooms closer to the
  action, and when farther apart the
  screen zooms out. No split screen
  required.

GM251:  Thesius XII
  Pretty decent horizontally scrolling
  shoot-em-up game that looks a litte
  like R-Type.

GM252:  Spaced Out
  Two full version arcade games.
  Ace The Space Case and Sound The
  Space Cadet.
   Both are really fine arcade platform
  games.

GM253:  Breaking Bricks [AGA] [HARD DRIVE REQUIRED]
  Tasty looking break out game. An old
  concept that is still very entertaining
  nowadays. Supplied on the disk in an
  .LHA archive since it is too big to
  fit on a normal disk unpacked.

GM254A: Klondike III [AGA] [4MB] [1/6 Disks]
GM254B: Klondike III [AGA] [4MB] [2/6 Disks]
GM254C: Klondike III [AGA] [4MB] [3/6 Disks]
GM254D: Klondike III [AGA] [4MB] [4/6 Disks]
GM254E: Klondike III [AGA] [4MB] [5/6 Disks]
GM254F: Klondike III [AGA] [4MB] [6/6 Disks]
  Klondike Deluxe for Floppy Drive users.

GM255:  Battle Trucks
  Remote controlled 2 player vehicle combat
  game.

GM256:  Rash Panic
  Real sad looking platform game. The aim
  is to kill the aliens that roam the
  screen. Bad C64 looking graphics and
  poor sound fx.