Prison is a post-apocalyptic action-adventure developed and released by Krisalis Software in 1989 for the Atari ST and Amiga. In this game created by Peter Harrap (author of Monty ...
Year: 1989 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-07-14Tags: action-adventure crime & punishment flip-screen post-apocalyptic rpg elements
The Godfather is the official videogame of the Francis Ford Coppola film released in 1972. The game was developed by Creative Materials and published by U.S. Gold in 1992 for Amiga, Atari ST, and MS-DOS.
Year: 1992 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-06-15Tags: crime & punishment licensed movies multi-type shoot em up side-scrolling
Space Ace II: Borf's Revenge is the second chapter of the PC edition of the famous Don Bluth laser-disc game Space Ace. The title was released by Readysoft in 1991-92 for MS-DOS, Amiga, Atari ST, and Macintosh.
Year: 1992 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-05-30Tags: cartoon cinematic hand-drawn animations interactive movie laserdisc
Fright Night is a game released by MicroDeal in 1988, based on the 1985 horror/comedy film "Fright Night". Good graphics and excellent music by David Whittaker, but gameplay-wise, the title is not very original.
Year: 1988 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-06-07Tags: amiga original game horror licensed movies side-scrolling vampires
Crossbow: The Legend Of William Tell, or simply Legend Of William Tell, is an action-adventure created by Intelligent Design, based on the TV series of the '80s featuring the Swiss national hero William Tell.
Year: 1990 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-06-01Tags: action-adventure flip-screen licensed puzzle-solving tv series
Dragon's Lair III: The Curse of Mordread is the third and final chapter of the home computer editions of Don Bluth's saga Dragon's Lair. This release, published in 1993, contains...
Year: 1992 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-05-19Tags: cartoon cinematic hand-drawn animations interactive movie laserdisc
Darkman is the videogame adaptation of the 1990 film directed by Sam Raimi. The game was released in 1991, and as many movie conversions, it was curated by Ocean. The title was rel...
Year: 1991 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-04-30Tags: fighting licensed movies multi-type
Dragon's Lair II: Time Warp is the home computer adaptation of Dragon's Lair II, the sequel of the popular laserdisc arcade game created by Don Bluth Studios. This version was rele...
Year: 1990 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-04-30Tags: cartoon cinematic fantasy hand-drawn animations interactive movie laserdisc
Arcticfox is one of the first 3D games ever created for the Amiga. It puts the player in the cockpit of a futuristic tank, on an alien world covered by snow. The game, developed by...
Year: 1986 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-02-27Tags: aliens amiga original game first-person tank vehicular combat simulator
Killing Cloud is a sci-fi action-strategy game set in a cyberpunk San Francisco in the year 1997. It was developed by Vektor Grafix initially for Atari ST, then later ported to Amiga and MS-DOS.
Year: 1991 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-03-06Tags: 3d action strategy atari st cyberpunk flight polygons vector graphics
Ghostbusters II is an adaptation of the famous movie by Ivan Reitman, the sequel to the 1984 film Ghostbusters. The game was developed by Foursfield for several home computers, inc...
Year: 1989 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-02-08Tags: isometric licensed movies multi-type north america supernatural
Dragon's Lair: Escape from Singe's Castle is the second part of the home computer version of the famous laserdisc game created by Don Bluth Studios: Dragon's Lair. The original arc...
Year: 1990 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-02-09Tags: cartoon cinematic coin-up conversion fantasy hand-drawn animations interactive movie laserdisc
Duck Tales: The Quest for Gold is a game based on the Disney animated series Duck Tales. Developed by Incredible Technologies, it was released in 1990 for Amiga, Apple II, Atari ST, Commodore 64, and MS-DOS.
Year: 1990 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-01-24Tags: cartoon licensed mini-games multi-type tv series
Space Ace is the second laserdisc game created by Don Bluth, published at the end of 1983, less than 1 year after Dragon's Lair's huge success. The home computers conversions, for ...
Year: 1989 Genre: Action Updated: 2021-01-20Tags: cartoon cinematic coin-up conversion hand-drawn animations interactive movie laserdisc science fiction
