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Grelox Contagion is a new game for the ZX Spectrum Next, developed by Sunteam’s Paul Weller, and published by Bitmap Soft, and has a feel of the classic ’80s game Boulder Dash to it. Here, …
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Category: ZX Spectrum Next
Farmer Sam’s Dog Day on ZX Spectrum Next – The DVDfever Review
Farmer Sam’s Dog Day is a new ZX Spectrum Next game out now from Marco’s Retrobits, which casts its eye by to the heady days of the platformer, and over 24 screens. The premise is …
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Q*Bee on ZX Spectrum Next – The DVDfever Review
Q*Bee is an engaging new version of the classic arcade game Q*Bert, where a bee now replaces the rather odd-looking round character with legs and a long Pinocchio-sized hooter. That game was ported to many …
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Bubblegum Bros on ZX Spectrum Next – The DVDfever Review
Bubblegum Bros is a new ZX Spectrum Next title, and is inspired by the likes of Bubble Bobble. Check out my review below: Dom RobinsonReviewer of movies, videogames and music since 1994. Aortic valve operation …
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Dweebs Drop on ZX Spectrum Next – The DVDfever Review
Dweebs Drop is a new ZX Spectrum title which is inspired by the likes of Tetris and Candy Crush, and is the fourth physical release ever. It’s a great puzzle game, but deceptively devious, since …
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Montana Mike on ZX Spectrum Next – The DVDfever Review
Montana Mike is a new platformer for the ZX Spectrum Next – and the third physical release ever (and also from Spectrum Next Games, following Dungeonette and DeltaStar Earth Defence) which will take our titular …
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DeltaStar Earth Defence on ZX Spectrum Next – The DVDfever Review
DeltaStar Earth Defence is a new shoot-em-up for the ZX Spectrum Next, which is similar to the arcade classic Galaga, with some elements of Phoenix, but with a make-over that mixes both 8-bit and modern-day …
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Dungeonette on ZX Spectrum Next – The DVDfever Review
Dungeonette is the first official boxed game to be released for the ZX Spectrum Next, due out for release next month. Fans of Atic Atac will remember this one instantly as it’s like a modern …
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