Game Review: The Curse of Sherwood (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
The Curse of Sherwood originated on the ZX Spectrum, with Commodore 64 and Amstrad CPC versions being released at the same time. When reading the […]
Game Reviews
Game Review: Canyon Warrior (ZX Spectrum, Mastertronic / PAL Developments)
You begin the game with your Mothership moving halfway up the screen and then dropping you off. Both ships then move towards the bottom middle […]
Game Review: Kobyashi Naru (aka Kobayashi Naru) (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Kobyashi Naru is certainly an adventure game with an identity crisis. Although the cassette inlay and instructions state it is Kobyashi Naru, the loading and […]
Game Review: Innovative Cassette 2 (Vic 20, Melbourne House)
We recently looked at Innovative Cassette 1 from Melbourne House for the Vic 20 – the first in a series of three compilations, each collecting […]
Game Review: Star Farce (ZX Spectrum, Mastertronic)
Once Star Farce has loaded, you are presented with credits on a blue and black background. It lists the name of who wrote, inspired, gave […]
Mastertronic Collectors Archive Digest – 1st November 2026
It’s been an incredibly busy time for all of our team here at the Mastertronic Collectors Archive. As well as seeing the huge growth in […]
Game Review: Master Of Magic (Commodore 64, MAD)
When Mastertronic launched their premium priced MAD range, they needed a few games that would hopefully push each of the 8-bit systems they were supporting […]
Game Review: Jack The Ripper – Letters From Hell (PC, Mastertronic)
The budget PC software market used to be flooded with hidden object games. No matter who the publisher was, everyone wanted to release their own […]
Game Review: Werewolves of London (ZX Spectrum, Mastertronic)
Werewolves of London is a misnomer. There’s only one werewolf in the game, and that’s you. You’ve been cursed by an evil aristocratic family, turning […]
Game Review: Ant Attack (Commodore 64, Mastertronic)
Ant Attack started life on the ZX Spectrum back in 1983, released by Quicksilva. Programmed by Sandy White, it was a game that offered the […]