Loadstar #072, Loadstar #124 A puzzle strategy game created by Dave Johannsen and published in both Loadstar #072, and Loadstar #124. A Tic-Tac-Toe-like strategy game that challenges you to make an equilateral triangle before you C64 opponent can. Take turns playing pieces on a triangular grid, trying to create an equilateral triangle of a certain type of playing piece. The …

Zorphon is a vertical shooter designed by Nick Peck and was published on the following: Loadstar #039, Loadstar #108, and the Best of Loadstar #4.

Fortunate were those whose life was spent among the royalty of Mount Olympus. Here lived Zeus, Athena and their son, Perseus. Perseus was sent to rid the earth of the evil Gorgon Medusa. Unfortunately, Perseus was unsuccessful in his attempt and was held prisoner by the Medusa. Zeus commissioned the famed winged horse, Pegasus, to rescue his son. Having none …

A sliding number puzzle game programmed in 1991 by Brian Boese for Loadstar and Softdisk Publishing. Loadstar #089.

A kind of hybrid of a collect em up and a breakout game. Released in 1988 with Loadstar #053 / Best of Loadstar #5 and created by Nick Peck.

Loadstar #125 + Loadstar #130 (Pic)

Golf at the Tower is a Solitaire card game developed by Maurice Jones and published by Softdisk Publishing, Inc. in the disk magazine Loadstar. Issue #102

Loadstar #095.

Loadstar #133.

Released in Loadstar #149.

Loadstar #086.

A single player educational quiz game developed by Roger Norton and published in issue #123 of Softdisk Publishing's Loadstar disk magazine.

A single-player educational quiz game developed by Roger Norton and published in issue #63 of Softdisk Publishing's Loadstar disk magazine .

Published in Loadstar #098.

UpTime Vol.1 #04.

Loadstar #117.

Loadstar #114.

Loadstar #081, Loadstar #248.

Loadstar #112.

Loadstar #102.

Loadstar #074 + Loadstar #078 + Loadstar #167 + Loadstar #168 + Loadstar #175 + Loadstar #176.

Loadstar #025.

Loadstar #031.

Two text adventures written by Charles Calvert and published by Softdisk Publishing, Inc. in issue #103 of their Disk based magazine, Loadstar. The name Duet is because there are two separate text adventures in the one file: The Rose Murder, and The Sea Quest.