This remake of an obscure game from 1983 adds new graphics, sounds and music while maintaining the simple but unique gameplay of the original. The player controls a blue X called Zippy, moving it through a labyrinth filled with dangerous obstacles and dead ends. The maze moves independently from the character, and the main objective is to keep shifting position …

This remake of Skool Daze replaces the limited 8-bit graphics and sounds from the original with new enhanced assets while maintaining the same classic gameplay from 1985. Besides the overall graphical improvements, this version adds small touches like random weather and other special effects. The player assumes the role of Eric, a school student in a desperate quest to erase …

This freeware remake of the 8-bit classic from 1984 updates the graphics and sounds, adding a unique classical melody for each room, and more colors and details to the environment and characters. As in the original, the player controls Willy, the miner that became a millionaire in the previous game, wandering through his mansion after being ordered by Maria the …

Two distinct characters called Mr. Head and Mr. Heels are played in this arcade adventure, originating on the Sinclair Spectrum in 1987. They are separated at the shoulders but capable of joining together to maximize their abilities in some situations (but reduce them in others, so they can be split again). The game is presented from an isometric perspective, and …

This early, authorized freeware remake of the puzzle game from 1987 updates the graphics and sounds while maintaining the original gameplay. Each level is a puzzle room filled with obstacles and viewed from above, where the objective is to use a series of mirrors to guide a laser beam towards a receiver device and complete the stage. The mirrors are …