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ThatC64Guy Plays Gravity Duck 64
A cute little platformer game, on the Commodore 64. The graphics are great, It’s also a plus that you have unlimited retries to test different theories and strategies. The music is great and the “just one more go….” vibe is very high!.
Game purchased from K&A Plus via the webiste https://ka-plus.pl/en/store/Gravity-Duck-64-Box-Only-pick-storage-options-p829150136
Added bonus was the digital download of the cartridge and disk version of the game, when I purchased the cassette version for the C64. The added bonus in the collectors box of the game is the glossy brochure and the stickers – great for any collector. See my post on Facebook / thatc64guy or X https://x.com/thatc64guy for the quality of the extras!
TC64G Plays – Little Computer People – Part 1 – on the Commodore 64 Ultimate
Little Computer People – C64. Disk version (after a couple of failed attempts at loading my cassette version). My first upload with commentary, I read through the instructions and also some of the keyboard controls that interact with Ralph (sorry – Jay….) in the game.
ThatC64Guy Plays Super Pipeline 2 on the Commodore 64 Ultimate
One of my favourite games from 1986 by Mastertronic, Super Pipeline 2 on the C64 Ultimate. In this game you help Fred and Will to keep the pipeline open, and Fred in a job, against the frenzied efforts of a demented toolkit and ravenous scorpion’s. Unfortunately I only made to pipe 4.
Aloft Side 1
Aloft Side 1. A C64 Demo that came #2 at Fjalldata in 2026. Released by Quiss and Genesis Project on 1st February 2026. Download Aloft from csdb.dk. Don’t forget to watch Aloft – Side 2 next.
The “Very First” – C64 Demo
The “Very First” Commodore 64 demo, often considered the 1982/1983 Christmas Demo, was a corporate showcase featuring festive PETSCII graphics, animated sprites, and SID chip music to demonstrate capabilities. It features scenes of dancing kids, snowmen and festive carols. It was included on a cassette tape with some early Commodore 64 “compendium” bundles. While many early users in Europe (particularly the UK) received this tape, it was not universal for all C64 sales.
