ZX Speccy Next running Lords of Midnight
Operation Wolf - when I played it back in the days, it felt "so fast and tense".
Alien 8 - contrary to its title, the game had nothing to do with "Alien" movie. Still, it was quite entertaining albeit hard.
Dizzy - I don't know how it was in the Big World, but around here, in my European neck of the woods, the adventures, of... well, an egg, were massively popular.
Bomb Jack - small scene, simple rules, highly engaging: the recipe for plenty of fun
R-Type - I wasted plenty of time for this addictive game. I still remember some levels, down to the tiniest details.
CHASE HQ - before Fast & Furious, before LOTUS, there was Chase HQ.
Laser Squad - one of the oldest tactical-squad games ever developed. Still fun in the year 2023.
Any ZX Omni users in this community?
Those times were savage. Often the artwork accompanying the game were more spectacular than the game itself. Pictured: map for FAIRLIGHT.
Knight Lore - one of the very first isometric games. A true classic. Everyone I knew have been playing it.
Nodes of Yesod - a platformer similar to Starquake, with sweet graphics.
Valhalla - text adventure game with quite vast world
Excuse me, sir! Do you have spare time, to hear the good news about Zx Spectrum Next's existence?
The Hobbit - text-based adventure game. In spite of crude UI it offers quite an immersive experience.
Fairlight - highly engaging adventure/crpg. It's challenging, fun and totally worth the time spent on the exploration of the ruined castle.
A small glimpse inside the genius mind that delivered us one of the most challenging strategy games ever, that is the Lords of Midnight.
The beautiful handdrawn map of Tir na Nog, one of early adventure/crpgs games for ZX Spectrum
Starquake - when I first played it, I didn't understand what was going on. Same for a few next times. But then it clicked and I fell in love with the game for years to come.
Jest Set Willy - the game I wasted countless hours on, back when it was still quite new.
