MK-II is a new game for the Commodore C64. The game is a science fiction adventure with excellent graphics and sounds. At the moment the adventure is in the Spanish language, but the game will be translated in English and German. The game is made by Lobogris and Rulas International, they did the code and graphics and Yogibear made the music. In part one you need to find the password for part two of the game.

Luigi "Med64" Vicari is working on a new platform game for the Commodore C64. On his blog page you can watch a demo video of the game "Mission Extreme". You can also follow the progress of the game on his blog. The blog of Luigi is in the Italian language but you can use Google's translate to translate the web page.

WHDLoad offers a way to play Amiga diskette games from your hard-disk. New in this update: Cap 'N' Carnage (Energize), Neuronics (Thalion), Up Scope - Arcadia (Grand Products). Updated or improved: Never Ending Story 2 (Linel), Toobin (Domark), Kid Gloves 2 (Millennium), Cosmic Spacehead (Codemasters), Portal (Activision), Alien Breed 3D II: The Killing Grounds (Team 17), History Line 1914-1918 (Blue Byte), Mental Image Game Disk 2 (Mental Images), Baal (Psyclapse), Anarchy (Psyclapse), Atomix (Thalion), Lotus 3 (Magnetic Fields/Gremlin).

The web page C64 Endings has added 5 new game endings last month. The latest additions are: Frost Byte (Mikro-Gen), Lunar Blitz (T.M.R./Cosine), Mask of the sun (Brøderbund), Pang (Ocean) and Quick Draw McGraw (Hi-Tec Software).

Iceout from the group Avatar has released a preview of a new game. The game is called "Roll" and in the game you need to roll a ball from the start to the goal. The rolling can be done by tilting the playing field. You can download the game from the Commodore Scene Database and try it out.

Mr. Mouse of Xentax released an update of the game Lords of Midnight. The game must be played together with the CCS64 v3.8 emulator. New in this version: Replay function. You can save the "turns" information into a text file to study later.

CardSwipe is a game for the Commodore VIC-20 and the C64. In the game you must collect one card of each type (Ace, King, Queen and Jack) from a 4 x 4 matrix of colored cards. You can play with four players and you can earn more points if you collect cards with the same color.

KeHo Software released the game Bageln for the AmigaOS 3, AmigaOS 4, AROS, MorphOS, Mac OS X, WarpOS and Windows. In the game you must guess the secret code in a maximum of 9 decisions. The computer will help you with 3 hints: PICO, FERMI and BAGELN. The game is a modern version of the BASIC game develop by D.Resek und P.Rowe.

Sqrxz 2 is now available for Amiga OS4 and MorphOS. In this "Jump and Run" game you are going to explore a new location in the universe. You must find your missing emeralds. On your journey you will meet many mysterious creatures trying to hinder you in your search. Sqrxz 2 is also available for Linux, Windows, Dreamcast, Wiz, Caanoo, Pandora, Motomagx and Symbian OS.

The web page C64 Endings has added 8 new game endings last two months. The latest additions are: The Dam Busters (U.S. Gold), Jaws (Screen 7), Murder on Mississippi (Activision), Monty Python's Flying Circus (Virgin Games), Robin Hood: Legend Quest (Codemasters), Rubicon (Hewson), Security Alert (First Star Software) and Scooby Doo (Hokuto Force).

Fox is a game for the Commodore C64 that was never finished. The developers Lucas Pope and Pete Gonzalez worked on the game in 1996 and have now made the unfinished source code available. The game preview indicates a number of 2D multi-scrolling levels, with some 3D Doom-styled sub sections for certain parts of the game. You can read more about this game on the Games That Weren't web page.

Jörg Heyltjes from the Technische Maschinenfabrik released a new game for the Commodore C64. This time he was inspired by the game "Lady bug" and made a game called "Lady Kakerlak". The game includes a level editor.

Knoby is a game for the Commodore Plus/4. The game was found but who made it or when it was made is unknown. In the game you need to help Knoby escape from the cellars in the castle. On your journey you will find many bars of gold.

Leigh from the Genesis Project is working on a new basketball game for the Commodore C64. The game is not finished yet, but you can download a preview of this game from the Commodore Scene Database.

The web page Games That Weren't found a game called: A Chance In Hell. The game was developed by Steven Flanagan. The team from Games That Weren't also found evidence of more games: Ground Zero by Roland R. Brown, Math Farm by Marlin Mason and Cops and Robbers from CRL but they are still searching for more information about these games.

TND has announced the SEUCK sideways 2011 game competition. The Shoot Em Up Construction Kit (SEUCK) from 1987 is a system to create your own, vertical scrolling, games. The limitation of only scrolling vertical was removed by Jon Wells in 2008. Now it's possible to scroll sideways with SEUCK, you can develop new type of games. For all the details about this competition visit Richard's TND web page.

WHDLoad offers a way to play diskette games from your hard-disk. New in this update: Virtual Karting and Virtual Karting demo (OTM), Gloom demo (Black Magic), Virtual Karting (OTM), Chaos In Andromeda: Eyes Of The Eagle (On-line), Xenon - Arcadia (The Bitmap Brothers), WARP (Thalion), Xenon - Arcadia (The Bitmap Brothers), Puzznic (Ocean). Fixed: Megatwins (U.S.Gold/SEGA), Count Duckula (Alternative Software), Action Fighter (Sega), Tusker (System 3), Time Soldier (Smart Egg Software), Count Duckula (Alternative Software), Action Fighter (Sega).

Apophis has started on a new game for the Commodore C64. The game is a platform game, focused on a tiny little brown bear called Boo! You can follow his progress on his blog and you can leave feedback.

A new game for the Commodore 64 is now available. The game Space Trip is written by Achim Volkers. In the game you are Steve Zappa and you have to fight with the aliens on a star ship.

The web page Commodorebounty.com organised a bounty for making a Commodore C64 version of the game Taipan! PeteD took on the challenge and he released the C64 version of the game. Taipan! is a turn-based strategy computer game for the Apple II and TRS-80 that was released in 1982.

Jörg Heyltjes from the Technische Maschinenfabrik released a new game. This time he made a new version of the classic game of Pong. The game Pong was developed by Atari in the year 1972 and was the start of the video game industry. This version can be played with 2 players.

The unofficial sequel to the classic Giana's Sisters has now reached version 1.0. In this version the following changes: Palette changes for all tilesets, Four new in-game enemies, Levels are now 320x240 pixels, Modified trainer, New configuration menus for: Music volume control, SFX volume control, Key and Joypad/Joystick configuration. Besides version for Amiga OS4, AROS and MorphOS there are also versions for Dreamcast, Ubuntu, GP2x, Wiz, Caanoo, Pandora, NetBSD, Windows and Mac OSX.

This is a game that was released a long time ago in Hungary. The game was available for the Commodore C64 and the C16/Plus4. Pudva preserved this game and you can download it and play it.

We are going to end this year with a few new C64 endings. The web page C64endings has added 11 new game endings. The new endings in the month of December are: Astro chase (First Star Software), Android 2 (Ocean Software), Alien 3 (Virgin Games), Bad Blood (Origin Systems), Confuzion (Interceptor Software), Graffiti Man (Rainbow Arts), Spy vs. Spy (First Star Software), Snowman (CP Verlag), Tales of Boon (X-Ample), Uninvited (Mindscape) and Xmas Crazy (The New Dimension).

GTW 64 has a Xmas update with the following games. Putty from System 3 (1991), Undead (1990), An preview of Pulse by David Green (1990), Scimitar from Cyberdyne Systems (1990), More demos of Deadlock from System 3 (1990), Music recovered of Armalyte 2 from Thalamus (1990), Graphics found of Half Life from Cyberdyne Systems (1990), Music recovered of Savage Platforms and bits founds of Turn Change from Commodore Scene / Mike Berry (1996).

WHDLoad offers a way to play diskette games from your hard-disk. New in this update: Lemmings - Holiday demo (Psygnosis), Sleeping Gods Lie (Empire). Improved or updated: Lemmings - X-Mas 1991 (Psygnosis), 688 Attack Sub (Electronic Arts), Defender Of The Crown 2 (Commodore), Battle Chess (Interplay), Space Quest (Sierra), James Pond - Underwater Agent (Millennium), Adventure Construction Set (Electronic Arts), It Came From The Desert / Antheads: It Came From The Desert II (Cinemaware), Indiana Jones and The Fate of Atlantis (Lucasfilms Games), Sidewinder (Arcadia Software), Mental Image Game Disk 2 (Mental Images), Power Drift (Activision), Anarchy (Psygnosis) and Action Fighter (Sega).

Ghislain released a new game for the Commodore VIC20. It is a tactical strategy game where you play the role of a German general on the Eastern Front in Russia. It is 1943 and the Germans lost the battle for Stalingrad. The German troops are regrouping for the next battle. You have to plan your strategy carefully, because your units have strengths and weaknesses. The game has a two-player option.

Iceout made a very small game. He made a clone of Snake, but he used not more than 512 bytes. Snake is one of the oldest computer games and was originally released in 1976 by Gremlin Industries. The game was available on almost every computer and became famous after Nokia placed the game on its mobile phones.

UFO: Alien Invasion is now available for Amiga OS4. In this game you are in the year 2084 and you lead a secret organisation that defends Earth from an alien enemy. You can build bases, prepare your team and go to battle.

Robert Hurst released a clone of a classic arcade hit. The game is written in ca65 assembler and uses the VIC Software Sprite Stack. To play the game you need a Commodore VIC 20 with 8k RAM expansion and a joystick. You can download the game including the sources from Robert's web page.

The game Nanako for the Commodore 64 is finished. The game was originally released by the Mojon Twins for the ZX spectrum and the Amstrad CPC. The C64 conversion is from the INSIDE development team. The code is from Algarbi, the graphics are from Almighty_God and LInus did the music. You can watch a video on YouTube. You will also find the download link there.

King Durin released a new version of the famous ELIZA computer program. The original ELIZA program was written by Joseph Weizenbaum in 1966. ELIZA is a computerised psychotherapist. The program analyses the input of the user and gives advice to the user.

kas1e made a Amiga OS4 version of the game Cube. Cube is a First Person Shooter (FPS) game and has more than 100 maps. The game has many outside maps and can be played in single or multiplayer mode. Because Cube is very small and efficient it will run good on older video cards. kas1e is also working on a Amgia OS4 version of Cube 2.

Richard Bayliss made an anniversary version of his game Nyaaaah! The game is a Shoot 'em up and its made with the help of SEUCK. Snodge the Biblet is back in his final adventure. His cyan Biblet friends have been captured by the new evil king. Snodge needs to rescue his friends but he will encounter the evil Biblets, an underwater stage, caves and a death-saw challenge.

Alf Yngve, Richard Bayliss and Jon Wells have been working on an new game for the Commodore C64, named 1,000 Kung-Fu Maniacs! The game is a side-scrolling beat'em-up, and is also a parody game. You can view and read more about the game on YouTube.

SuperTuxKart is a 3D kart racing game. In the game you can see the great lighthouse or drive through the sand and visit the pyramids. Race underground or in space, watching the stars passing by. The game is available for AROS, Linux, MacOS and Windows.

Simone Bevilacqua (saimo) released the final version of his game Quod Init Exit. In the game you are a little pig, and you need to eat all the food you can find. The game has excellent graphics and is fun to play. You can download the game from the Commodore Scene Database (CSDb) web page.

TheRyk released an English version of the German game Mafia. He also fixed the game for NTSC computers. In the game you want to reach the top of the Mafia. This road to the top is long and hard and you need to do many nasty things to reach your goal.

The web page C64 Endings has added new game endings last month. The latest additions are: Cholo, Deliverance: Stormlord 2, Ghostbusters 2, Oink!, Pastfinder, Square Scape 2, Transformers - TBTSTE and Werewolves in London. On this web page you can read how the game ends and look at the screen-shots or the YouTube movies.

Uwol: Quest for Money is a new game for the Commodore Plus/4. The game is a conversion from the original game on the ZX Spectrum. The game was converted by KiCHY and the music was composed by Csabo. In the game you need to grab as many coins as you can. But be aware of Franky, Vampy, Wolfy and Fanty. You can download a d64 or tap version or watch the game on YouTube.

SuperTux is a classic 2D jump and run sidescroller game in a style similar to the original Super Mario games. The features of SuperTux are: 9 Enemies, 26 Playable levels, Configurable joystick and keyboard input, New music, Completely redone graphics. The game can be downloaded from the OS4Depot web page.

Robert Hurst has released a Commodore VIC-20 version of the classic Atari classic game BREAKOUT. The game is written machine language and requires a VIC-20 with a 8 kByte RAM expansion. You can play the game with a paddle but it can also be played with a joystick (auto-detection). The game has also a two player mode. You can read more about the game on the Denial web page.

Paulko64 released a pre-view of his new game VVVVVV for the Commodore C64. The game is a conversion from the Adobe Flash game for Windows and MacOS. The game is a maze game where you can run and jump. But if you jump something strange happens. You can download and try-out the preview from the CSDb web page.

The web page Amiga Games that weren't has found a new game called Hostile Breed. The game was made in 1992 by Jo Walker (Graphics), Rob Stevens (Programming), Sonix Systems (Music and Sound effects) but was never released. The game-play is both tactical and action-based. You must protect your base but you can also fly to the threat and attack it. You can read more information and download the game on the Amiga Games that weren't web page.

Tristar and Red Sector Incorporated released a new game called Minestorm. Minestorm is a Commodore C64 conversion of the famous Vectrex game from 1982. The game was made by Peiselulli (Code), Linus (Music), Peiselulli and Yazoo (Graphics) and Benson (Crack). Minestorm is a Asteroids-type game and can be played with the joystick.

Jonathan Andrews (DrewSoft) released a new game for the Commodore VIC-20. Balls to the Walls is an action game where you break through barriers. The game has 34 screens and can be played with a VIC-20 and a 16 kByte expansion or a emulator. If you succeed to get all 34 levels you can play them again at greater speed.

The SEUCK-Vault web page has collected new SEUCK games: Xenonoid (ICU/Exact), Casanova (Rainer Dohnem, Frank Wankum), Spitti's Search (Sönke Rahn - 1989), 2112 - The Battle for Planet Earth (Alf Yngve - 1992), B-Raid (Al Dukes - 1989), Fight Driver (Holger Holstem - 1988), Underground (Hol Soft - 1988), The Way of the Ghost (Matthias Zint - 1988). If you like to make SEUCK games yourself don't forget to enter your game in the vertical SEUCK Competition of The SEUCK Vault.

WHDLoad offers a way to play diskette games from your hard-disk. New in this update: The Clue! (Neo),Khalaan (Rainbow Arts), Das Boot (Three-Sixty), Day of the Pharaoh (Rainbow Arts), Mikro Mortal Tennis (Skywards Software), Kajko I Kokosz (Seven Stars) and Humans III: Evolution - Lost in time (Gametek). Improved: Operation Firestorm (F1 Licenceware), Never Ending Story 2 (Linel), Back To The Future 3 (Imageworks/Konami), Eye of Horus (Logotron), Art Of Chess, The (SPA), Infestation (Psygnosis), Kajko I Kokosz (Seven Stars), Baal (Psyclapse) and Rogue Trooper (Krisalis).

The web page C64 Endings has added 10 new game endings last month. The latest additions are: Transformers, Crush, Castle Master 1 and 2, Co-Axis, Storm Warrior, Cybernoid, Elven Warrior, Garfield: Winter's Tail, Mr. MWino and Rasputin. On this web page you can read how the game ends and look at the screen-shots or the YouTube movies. The web page has now more than 530 endings and is still growing.

Maziacs is a new game for the Commodore Plus/4. This game was originally released in 1983 for the ZX Spectrum and was programmed by Don Priestley. Now the game is converted by Kichy and ASN for the Plus/4. In the game you need to find a treasure in a big maze. You need to find food for energy and swords to fight the monsters.