ZZAP! 64 Micro Action #13
Commodore Commodore 64 News

ZZAP! 64 takes on a new look and a new editor

ZZAP! 64 takes on a new look, more fun and more of everything! This issue includes reviews of Ad Astra, Inbread, Fold 'Em 2, Muddy Racers, Balls like a frog, Lester, Pieces 2, Scout the stray, Veggies VS Undead and Wrecking Ball. Andrew Fisher explores the irrefutable work of Japanese coder Inufuto. The latest News and covermount with multiple exclusive games from David Simmons. The ZZAP! 64 radar is now
Commodore Amiga News Preview

Zzap! Amiga takes a dive down to the Aquabyss

Zzap! Amiga #9 This issue includes reviews of Dark Angel, Aquabyss, Poker Nights: Dream Girls, Chaos Arena, and Maria Renard's Revenge. There are more insights into the Amiga demoscene and party culture and Graeme Mason looks back at the 80s classic, Speedball. Judge Drokk recalls a confession from Iceman, Glenn Corpes continues to chart the success of Bulldog and looks back at Populous 2, plus Christian Simpson muses - in
Commodore News

ZZAP! Live Event 12th August – Tickets now on sale

We are proud to announce our very first ZZAP! Live event in collaboration with Revival Retro Events, South West Amiga Group and Retro Computer Museum on 12th August. The ZZAP! Live event will cover each an every Commodore system including the Amiga family. EARLY BIRD: The first 300 tickets sold (Early Bird) for the Main Event will get a ZZAP! 64 themed goody bag on entry (tickets will be checked)
Commodore Amiga News

Final Fight: Enhanced – Second demo for the Amiga

After a demo was released for the Mega Drive version of Final Fight late last year, it's now time to turn our attention to the trusty Commodore Amiga. Developer Prototron has created a new video demo after a complete re-write of the previous version - and it looks very impressive. Featuring a 2-player mode, new music, and correct enemy placements, performance (although not fully optimised) is impressive for the hardware.
Evercade Amiga
Commodore Amiga News

First Evercade Amiga Cart Line-Up Announced

https://youtu.be/r3q35Jn6Ws0 We previously reported that Blaze had inked a deal to release an Evercade Amiga collection as the second in their line of home computer collections, following The C64 Collection Volume 1.If you’d like to know what we (or more accurately, I) thought of the C64 Collection volume 1, look out for my review in next month’s Fusion magazine (issue 42).The first Evercade Amiga Collection consists of games from the
A Pig Quest
Commodore Commodore 64 Indie News

A Pig Quest is available now on C64!

Experience one of the most incredible stories ever told on the Commodore 64!Five huge worlds to explore, hundreds of enemies and 30+ epic SID tunes that appear dynamically in this action-packed platformer with puzzle elements intelligently woven in as the story unfolds. Features: Non-linear gameplay Beautifully animated bitmap background and enemies 200 screens across 5 worlds Dynamic environment and weather! More pigs than dragons A dazzling 36 situational SID tunes
Zuma and Plants vs Zombies on the C64!
Commodore Commodore 64 News

Zuma and Plants vs Zombies released on C64!

The Commodore 64 game developers continue to surprise the community. This time, two games that are quite well-known have been ported and released by Dr. Mortal Wombat and were exclusively published on the latest edition of ZZAP! 64 (https://www.patreon.com/zzapmagazine). Whilst they have also been released as Balls like a Frog and Veggies vs Undead, they are better known to the public as Zuma and Plants vs Zombies! I caught up
Caim
Commodore Commodore 64 News

Caim – a new game released on the C64 by Haplo

Australian developer, Haplo, has released a new top-down action-adventure game called Caim. It balances action, exploration and puzzles with an emphasis on the narrative. You, an unnamed player, wake up in a strange place without any recollection of how you got there. Explore the facility, avoid deadly hazards and uncover mysteries. As you learn more about the place, the world and yourself, you get ever closer to putting together all
Archer Maclean
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Archer MacLean has left us. Memorial details are available.

Legendary British developer, Archer MacLean passed away on December 17 2022 after a long battle with cancer. Archer was a prolific developer and designer behind classics such as Dropzone, International Karate and IK+ (C64) and his series of snooker and pool games such as Jimmy White's 'Whirlwind Snooker. Thank you Archer for the memories you have given us, you were taken too soon. :( A memorial service will be held
Armalyte
Commodore Commodore 64 News

Armalyte Ultra Edition by Thalamus coming to the C64

Teased on social media and YouTube, Thalamus Limited let the cat out of the bag by showing off their little trailer for Armalyte Ultra Edition, currently being worked on by Dan Phillips and Robin Levy. Originally published by Thalamus back in 1988 and developed by the geniuses in Cyberdyne Systems. Background:In the Delta region of space, the remnants of a long-forgotten war remain - far beyond what those in the