Commodore C64

Released on; Commodore C64 in 1983. It is a USA rename of Attack of the Mutant Camels. Text taken from Attack of the Mutant Camels on the Llamasoft web site: Defender-esque game ...

Released on; Commodore C64 in 1984. Text taken from the Llamasoft web site: Unusual puzzle/platform/shooter featuring an anthropomorphic goat character that could walk on the walls and ceiling as well as the ...

Released on; Atari 8 bit, Commodore C64, PC, Konix Multi-system (as AotMC 1989) between 1983 and 1989. Defender-esque game with giant camels. Yak sez: The idea for it originated from the Empire ...

Released on; Atari 8 bit, Commodore VIC-20 and C64 in 1982-83 by HES in the USA. It is a rename of Matrix. Sequel to Gridrunner. More levels and a few extra twists. Released ...

Released on; Commodore C64 in 1985. Text taken from the Llamasoft web site: Unusual game in which the player could jump at will between various sub-games, all of which got more difficult ...

Released on; Atari 8 bit, Commodore VIC-20, C16, C64 and Sinclair Spectrum  between 1982 and 1984. Text taken from the Llamasoft web site: One of my best-known games, originally Centipede-inspired ...

Released on; Commodore VIC-20 in 1983, on the C16 and C64 in 1984. Text taken from the Llamasoft web site: Insanely intense shooter in which the player controls 4 guns ...

Released on; Atari 8 bit in 1984 and Commodore C64 in 1983. Text taken from the Llamasoft web site: Lawnmowing game which is more fun than it sounds. Originally designed ...

Released on; Commodore C64 in 1986. Text taken from the Llamasoft web site: Complex scrolly shooter involving twin planet surfaces that scrolled in opposite directions, a main character that could ...

Released on; Sinclair Spectrum and Commodore VIC-20 in 1983, C16 in 1984 and C64 in 1983. Text taken from this page on the Llamasoft web site: Shooter in which the ...

Released on; Commodore C64 in 1985. Text taken from this page on the Llamasoft web site: Possibly over-ambitious game where you had to guide a family of llamas through 100 ...

Released on; Atari 8 bit, Commodore VIC-20 and C64 in 1982-83 (renamed by HES in the USA as Attack Of The Mutant Camels). Also released on C16. Sequel to Gridrunner ...

Released on; Sinclair Spectrum, Commodore VIC-20, C64, Amiga and PC between 1983 and 1987. Text taken from this page on the Llamasoft web site: Possibly the most stupidly-named game of ...

Released on; Commodore VIC-20, C16, C64, Sinclair Spectrum, MSX and Amstrad CPC 464 in 1984-1985. (Converted to the MSX and Spectrum by Simon Freeman) Text taken from this page on the Llamasoft web site: I ...

Released on; Commodore C64 and PC DOS in 1984. Text taken from this page on the Llamasoft web site: Possibly one of the most memorable Llamasoft games. Giant camel (with anthropomorphic ...

Released on; Atari 8 bit and C64 in 1987. Also known as Return of the Mutant Camels or Revenge 2/II. Several conversions were created of this game for other systems ...

Released on; C64 in 1983. Text taken from this page of the Llamasoft blog: So my first ever C64 game was rather obscure and not terribly amazing, but it was ...

Take control of a fluffy sheep flying in the space between two planets, firing Bonios of Doom at your various assailants, who are hell-bent on the destruction of your home… ...

Released on; Commodore C16 in 1986, C64, MSX and Sinclair Spectrum in 1987. Text taken from this page at Moby Games web site: Gameplay is similar to Gridrunner. Like in ...

Released on; C64 in 1985. Yak's Progress is a compilation of eight C64 games programmed by Jeff Minter:  Ancipital, Attack of the Mutant Camels, Hover Bovver, Laser Zone, Matrix, Metagalactic Llamas: Battle at the Edge ...