Traffic C64 game puts you in charge of London's lights. Watch this 1984 Quicksilva strategy oddity from Hungary get a fresh look today.

Explore Roadwar 2000, SSI’s 1986 post-apocalyptic strategy game for the Commodore 64. A cult classic of retro gaming.

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Kingdom of Night – A Demon-Infested ’80s RPG That Feels Like a Lost Magazine Preview (But With More Baphomet) If you’ve ever wondered what would happen if Zombies Ate My Neighbors, a satanic cult, and  formed a support group, Kingdom of Night is the game born from that meeting. This $20 indie darling proudly declares: “Yes, 1987 was weird. Let’s make it even weirder.” Set in the remote town of Miami, Arizona—a place that definitely sounds made up but apparently isn’t—Kingdom of Night follows the night everything goes horribly wrong. A cult pokes the wrong cosmic bear, summons Baphomet, and the entire town gets turned into a demonic playground. Because of course it does. These things happen. Your hero, John, wakes up to his neighbor being kidnapped. Most people would call 911. John instead grabs whatever weapon is nearby and walks straight into the night to save the town. It’s inspiring in a “this kid needs better adult supervision” kind of way. A Trailer That Hits Like a VHS Tape Left in a Hot Car   The trailer for Kingdom of Night starts in pure nostalgia territory—VHS static, 80s cul-de-sacs, and the lingering sense someone forgot to feed the dog […] The post Kingdom of Night Takes You Back to 1987, When Kids Solved Demonic Outbreaks Themselves appeared first on PopGeeks.com Forum | Indie Games, Movies, TV, Tabletop & Comics.

California Games, released by Epyx in 1987, transformed gaming by embracing a carefree California lifestyle. It offered diverse sports, encouraging creativity and self-expression, becoming a cultur…

Jungle King, later rebranded as Jungle Hunt, is a 1982 Taito arcade game featuring multi-stage action, parallax scrolling, Tarzan-inspired gameplay, and notable legal pressure from the ERB-Estate, …

Old Style Gaming revisits the Commodore 64C Hollywood Presents Bundle, a nostalgic 1988 Christmas gift. Join OSG as they rank all 10 games from the Hollywood Presents and TV Quiz Pack compilations, fr...

The Fall of a Quarter-Fueled Empire: Exploring the Twilight of Arcades

Dive into the first episode of Golden Years by BastichB 64K, exploring the fascinating story of TASKSET, a short-lived but influential UK software company from the golden era of Commodore 64 gaming

Rescue on Fractalus!, a 1984 game by Lucasfilm Games, revolutionized the 8-bit era with its innovative use of fractal graphics and immersive gameplay.

Access’s „Raid Over Moscow“, Cold War-themed gameplay with action-packed scenarios and political themes. It reflects the technological and geopolitical zeitgeist of the 1980s. A g…