One of the stranger labels that Mastertronic had was Mastertronic Plus. It was a short-lived range, started after the end of the original “310 range” and only consisted of a handful of titles for the Commodore 64, ZX Spectrum and Amstrad. Originally, the Mastertronic Plus branding was used as a replacement for MAD and was integrated into the main range as well as the PAL Developments range to indicate the higher priced £2.99 games, it eventually became its own standalone line.
This list covers the dedicated range only, which was eventually replaced with Tronix once Mastertronic had formally merged with Virgin and became Virgin Mastertronic.
Updated: 29th August 2026
AMSTRAD
| Title | Author | Original Publisher | Cover Art |
| 3D Pinball | |||
| Continental Circus | |||
| Double Dragon | |||
| Gemini Wing | |||
| Rad Ramp Racer | |||
| Raster Runner | |||
| Silkworm | |||
| Super Stock Car | |||
| Xenon | |||
| Yes, Prime Minister |
COMMODORE 64
| Title | Author | Original Publisher | Cover Art |
| 3D Pinball | |||
| Continental Circus | |||
| Double Dragon | |||
| Gemini Wing | |||
| Rad Ramp Racer | |||
| Raster Runner | |||
| Shinobi | |||
| Silkworm | |||
| Super Stock Car | |||
| Xenon | |||
| Yes, Prime Minister |
ZX SPECTRUM
| Title | Author | Original Publisher | Cover Art |
| 3D Pinball | |||
| Continental Circus | |||
| Double Dragon | |||
| Gemini Wing | |||
| Rad Ramp Racer | |||
| Raster Runner | |||
| Shinobi | |||
| Silkworm | |||
| Super Stock Car | |||
| Xenon | |||
| Yes, Prime Minister |
We will update this list over time adding links, cover art and additional details.
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