Wolves hunt in packs! Even in numbers, a weakling is a weakling still. Bones... walking bones! Seems golems pay little mind to mages. The goat's bleating can lull a man to slumber.
It's #RandomGameSaturday! Here's Barbarian (Psygnosis version) for Atari ST! Nice Roger Dean cover art. I completed it a few times back in the day despite the utterly baffling control method, which is clicking icons with a mouse. It's not even like there are too many controls to fit on joystick.
C64 games: Brian Clough's Football Fortunes and Daley Thompson's Olympic Challenge. The 2nd one still has its audio tape and huge poster. The 1st one seems very unusual, some sort of half computer game, half board game, with fold-out board, counters, cards (sadly missing) and money.
Attic find: This crate of Commodore 64 games. These aren't my games from back in the day, they're someone else's collection. I must have got it from a car boot sale or something. There are a LOT of footy games.
It's #RandomGameSaturday! Here's Deuteros: The Next Millennium for Amiga! I really liked Millennium 2.2 and this is its sequel, plus the reviews were good so I was really looking forward to this one, but ended up disappointed when this one's gameplay pivots early on.
It's #RandomGameSaturday! Here's Frankie Goes to Hollywood for C64. It's completely bonkers and involves such things as controlling the disembodied head of Ronald Reagan as you spit at Gorbachev, solving a murder mystery and building your SEX meter (represented by two sperm) to maximum.
It's #RandomGameSaturday! Here are rather squashed copies of two of the Questprobe Marvel tie-in adventure games for Commodore 64, originally bought by one of my older brothers. I love a good adventure game (aka Interactive Fiction) buuut these are not good adventure games.
I backed this! My name's in the credits. Big disappointment. Here's the 'physical' copy I got for backing it (novelty USB stick.)
New goodies arrived from @fangamer.com! Tabitha wanted to inspect them. I got lucky with the sticker and art card this time!
It's #RandomGameSaturday! Here's War In Middle Earth for the Atari ST. This was a very weird RTS that was also on things like the C64 and Spectrum. Getting The One Ring to Rivendell without all the hobbits being killed by Nazgûl was tricky, but if you make it that far the rest is incredibly easy.
This is fine, it's not like some BASTARDS have made drive prices skyrocket or anything...
Not played that stuff for years but here's a Night Goblin I painted in 1994 (And didn't get around to doing the base properly.)
Attic find: Moonshine Racers for Amiga! This was ok, nothing special. It did come with two tiny stickers in the style of the Jack Daniels label, one of which remains.