
The Vic 20 was one of the formats supported by Mastertronic right from the start. Many of the early systems received support right until the company’s demise. But the Vic 20 only saw releases for the first two years, and while most collectors believed the Vic 20 range to consist of 17 titles, we present here the list of all 18.
In addition, this list will also feature all of the titles released under the Virgin Games and Melbourne House banners as both were incorporated into Mastertronic as the company grew.
Updated: 12th April 2025
Mastertronic
Number | Title | Author | Memory | Sales | Cover Art |
1V0001 | Duck Shoot | Shaun Southern Mark J Brady (cover) |
Unexpanded | 53,210 | ![]() |
1V0002 | Vegas Jackpot | Shaun Southern Mark J Brady (cover) |
Unexpanded | 48,115 | ![]() |
1V0011 | Phantom Attack | Mark Srebalius Mark J Brady (cover) |
Unexpanded | 45,210 | ![]() |
IV0012 | 3D Maze | Richard Darling Mark J Brady (cover) |
Unexpanded | 43,834 | ![]() |
IV0019 | Space Scramble | Tim Flanders Mark J Brady (cover) |
Unexpanded | 39,961 | ![]() |
IV0023 | Hektik | Kelvin Hepburn John Smyth (cover) |
8k/16k Expansion | 20,728 | ![]() |
1V0026 | Sub Hunt | Mark J Brady (cover) | Unexpanded | 33,718 | ![]() |
IV0029 | Undermine | John Smyth (cover) | Unexpanded | 48,489 | ![]() |
IV0031 | Psycho Shopper | A.R.W. John Smyth (cover) |
8k/16k Expansion | 42,383 | ![]() |
IV0032 | Neutron Zapper | Galactic Software Mark J Brady (cover) |
Unexpanded | 36,015 | ![]() |
IV0033 | Bullet | Mark J Brady (cover) | Unexpanded | 45,415 | ![]() |
IV0034 | New York Blitz | Mark J Brady (cover) | Unexpanded | 39,172 | ![]() |
IV0059 | Doodle Bug | Mark J Brady (cover) | Unexpanded | 31,241 | ![]() |
IV0067 | RIP | Mark Srebalius | Unexpanded | 29,565 | ![]() |
IV0068 | Rockman | Mark and S Srebalius John Smyth (cover) |
Unexpanded | 29,987 | ![]() |
IV0075 | King Tut | John Ferrari | Unexpanded | 26,578 | ![]() |
IV0085 | Crazy Cavey | Stuart Cross John Smyth (cover) |
Unexpanded | 20,941 | ![]() |
N/A | The Games Designer | Richard and David Darling | Unexpanded | N/A | ![]() |
Melbourne House
Title | Author | Memory | Cover Art |
Cosmonaut | Clifford Ramshaw | Unexpanded | |
Games Pack | Unexpanded | ||
Innovative Cassette 1 | Clifford Ramshaw | Unexpanded | |
Innovative Cassette 2 | Clifford Ramshaw | Unexpanded | |
Innovative Cassette 3 | Clifford Ramshaw | Unexpanded | |
The Wizard And The Princess | Clifford Ramshaw | Unexpanded |
Melbourne House Books
Title | Author | Cover Art |
Vic 20 Exposed | John Vander Reyden | ![]() |
Vic Innovative Computing | Clifford Ramshaw |
Virgin Games
Number | Title | Author | Memory | Cover Art |
VGC 3001 | Mission Mercury | Steve Lee | Unexpanded | |
VGC 3002 | Envahi | Jeremy Walker | 8k Expansion | |
VGC 3003 | Creepers | Nick Rowden | 3k/8k Expansion |
Notes
The Games Designer was originally released on the Darling’s own label Galactic Software. It was distributed via Mastertronic after an arrangement was set up to establish a new partnership, AI Products although very little came of the deal. The Games Designer itself was later ported to the Commodore 64 and released through Mastertronic, Mirrorsoft and Codemasters, where it was re-branded as Creations. It was not released as part of the “310” range, but instead released as a standalone title.
This list will be updated as we add author credits and more information on individual titles.
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