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An adventure puzzle game in which the rescuer of a princess traverses 100 rooms of a castle by collecting keys to locked doors. The keys have different colours and each one opens a door of the same colour. To find the right key, you sometimes have to wander through the rooms. In the process of solving puzzles, you have to move boxes and escape from enemies. The game is hard on the player, even too hard - there can always be a situation where you open the wrong door with the key and get stuck irrevocably. That's why you need to plan your every move carefully.

Castlevania is the beginning of the story of the famous series of games about the castle and Count Dracula. Vampire hunter Simon Belmont travels to the Count's sinister residence to put him to rest once and for all (or rather, for the time being). The weapon of the Vampyroborz is a long whip. Other weapons include a knife, an axe, holy water, a boomerang cross and a magic clock. After defeating monsters familiar to us from horror films - the vampire bat, Medusa, mummies, Frankenstein's monster and Death - Simon reaches Dracula's throne room and confronts the lord of the castle himself. The game is challenging, not least because of the peculiar controls, but at the same time it is maddeningly addictive. A timeless NES classic.

The sequel to Castlevania was made differently from other parts of the series. Here, Simon Belmont travels through the towns, forests, graveyards, swamps and wastelands of Transylvania to collect five pieces of the deceased Dracula and bring them to the castle to lift the curse on himself and the people of his land. Dracula's fragments are kept in mansions. As in all role-playing games, the hero can store weapons in his inventory and choose what he needs from there. The change between day and night is present. The main difficulty lies in knowing what to do and where to go. Only by knowing everything will you get the best ending, which depends on the time spent in the passage.

The third part is a prequel to the first two. Towards the end of the 15th century, Dracula reigns in Transylvania, spreading death and chaos. Only Ralph Belmondo can stop him. There are several ways to get there. Along the way, the hero will meet three other fighters against evil, one of whom he can take with him. The agile Grant (Clock Tower) can climb walls and throw knives, the skilful Sifa (White Cemetery) can kill monsters with magic, and the mysterious Alucard (Swamps) can fly around in the shape of a bat. The difficulty is high, but there are passwords. A more complete version in terms of gameplay, music and lack of censorship is the JAPAN version. Fortunately, an English translation is available. In the American version, there are new enemies in the second (optional) round.

Prehistoric Olympics, a very funny game. How do you like running from a hungry leopard, pole vaulting over a T-REX or throwing a prehistoric woman? All this and much more is in this game.

The game is similar in style to games such as Milk&Nuts, PacMan, Digger, Popue. All the action takes place on screen. The main character is a cross between a dinosaur and a chicken. He can jump, stick to the ceiling and throw poisonous balls. balls. The aim is to get to the heart.

An arcade game in which you control a ninja who looks more like Frankenstein's monster (in colour and appearance). This ninja deals chaotic (extremely imprecise) saber blows to enemies. The action takes place in an old Japanese village. Enemies are grey ghosts in hats and scythes, birds that want you dead. The music is satisfactory, the graphics slightly above average.

An evil and wicked man has stolen your girl with extremely bad thoughts and intentions. Stop him, stop the train by running on the roofs and throwing knives at birds and other nasty things. The next level is an overhead view of a large area.

Bowling simulator. For the amateur.

A more advanced version of the famous Lode Runner game. The levels have become more complicated and intricate, and their height does not quite fit on the screen (scrolling up and down has been added). It is possible to design your own levels. As in the previous version, the object of the game is to collect all the gold piles on the level while avoiding enemies.

Billiards Simulator

A car simulator is presented to you. Beautiful, detailed graphics, pleasant engine sounds, that's what Exciting Rally is. It is a distant ancestor of Colin McRae Rally. Viewed from above, the car is well drawn (and above all realistic). The only drawback is the small view, the map is badly rendered. Same thing: Exciting Rally - World Rally Championship

Walk around the city, buy things and food in shops (if there is money, of course), talk to people (as much as you want and for free). Earn little at first, while the prices in shops, it happens, are off the scale far above a hundred. It should be noted that the musical accompaniment of the game is not bad.

An original game in which you play the role of a policeman chasing and ramming criminals in sports cars. Crazy speeds, adrenaline-fuelled chases, the first steps of car customisation and rubbish bins placed haphazardly on the side of the road await the player. Note that the transmission is set to manual by default. If you want to speed up, switch to 'second' in time and make good use of the turbo boost, which is activated by pressing the 'select' button.

Cheetahmen 2. The infamous creation of the equally infamous Action Enterprises. Recorded on a cartridge at the time, the game was never finished (good thing it was never released). Literally everything in Cheetahmen 2 is unfinished - graphics, mechanics, physics, enemies... .... There are also a lot of bugs in the game, making it impossible to finish.

An ancient game that has lost none of its charm over the years. A perfect balance expressed in the confrontation of two armies. It's like hearing the trumpets of elephants and the clash of spears when you sit down at the board. On 64 squares, there is room for beauty and drama, elegance and comedy, mind games and animal aggression. The rules are deceptively simple: rook forward, bishop diagonally, knight with the letter 'G', queen as bishop + rook. The pawn is one square forward (the first move can be two) and hits diagonally. King on all sides, but only one square. The game is perfectly adapted to the NES: the adjustable difficulty level (Select) is well combined with a pleasant design and calm music.

Control a young warrior with a shield (which, it should be noted, is of no use whatsoever) and a sword as he fights his way through crowds of enemies. From enemies drop prizes. There are shops along the way where you can and replenish your supply of prizes. All in all, a classic left-to-right arcade game with unremarkable graphics and sound.

It's like a board game.