Gilsoft, an outfit famous for the utility that enabled Spectrum owners to write their own machine code adventures. It's currently working to adapt THE GOLD COLLECTION (previously written for the Speccy) to run on the Commodore. Containing no fewer than seven adventures, the first is called AFRICAN GARDEN. Set in a hotel, the aim here will be to solve the mystery of the missing Mr Robinson and find the treasure. Next comes MIND BENDER, a two parter in which you'll have to escape the clutches of a secret organisation and its mind bending machine. All of which is quite different to MAGIC CASTLE, where there'll be a princess to be rescued and vampires avoided. Then comes DIAMOND TRAIL, a game where the player will have to rescue the inappropriately named (for the 64, anyway) Sinclive diamond. Fifth up is SPY PLANE, an adventure that'll gave you detecting enemy sea positions: and then comes DEVILS ISLAND, home of the French penal colony, where the aim will be to escape and gain your freedom. Finally, waiting in the wings is BARSAK THE DWARF (anagram of SKARAB) who'll need some help in recovering his ancestor's treasure from the underworld of mythology. All seven programs will be available over the next few months for between £6 and £7.

Article from "Your 64 & Vic 20", Number 2, 1984, Page 6