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Spectrum hero Horace comes to Windows in his biggest adventure yet. Featuring updated remakes of his classic adventures plus a whole lot more!
Hungry Horace, Horace goes Skiing and Horace and the Spiders are only part of it. Add to those Horace Gets Festive, Horace on the Moon and Fast Food Horace and those are the six main games included. Each of those six games have three difficulty levels. Play each of the games at least once to unlock bonus game Horace Conga. Complete the six main games at all three difficulties and unlock Horace to the Rescue. Complete Rescue to finish the whole game and see the end sequence. This game is a whole lotta Horace! |
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Whilst out Christmas shopping, Mr Hair's family are snatched away by a deranged department store Santa who intends to use them to plump up his beard. Mr Hair must chase him through the store and rescue each member of his family from his evil clutches.
Even thought he's not the real Father Christmas, this nasty piece of work has learned a bit of magic along the way and has brought to life many of the store's festive items and set them against our hero. Fortunately Mr Hair can see most of them off with a snowball or two, but with seven departments to get through, level bosses and a number of surprises along the way things aren't going to be easy. |
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BAT ‘N’ BALL is a Breakout / Arkanoid-style game with a twist—50 levels, 100 screens, bonus stages, and fearsome bosses!
Alongside classic power-ups, you’ll discover new ones: cannons, nuclear blasts, and a mind-bending invisibility effect that hides all bricks. But not every brick is what it seems. Some are angry aliens that attack when hit, others contain extra balls, bombs for faster clearing, or bonus bubbles for score boosts and extra lives. Screens vary wildly. Just as you settle into the rhythm, the layout flips sideways—or opens at the top, giving you two bats to control! Can you stay cool when bricks descend, teleports fling the ball across the screen, and floor disruptors or shifting shapes alter its path? Conquer it all, and you’ll earn the title: Master of Bat ‘n’ Ball! |
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It came from space—dragged here by robot worshippers of a savage alien plant known as the Trapper. Their plan? Feed it fruit, restore its strength, and unleash toxic doom on Earth.
But hope remains: a small monkey named Melvyn. His partner was captured, so it’s up to him to sabotage the plant by feeding it rubbish—tin cans, fish bones, anything gross enough to weaken it. Once it’s sluggish, Melvyn can toss in dynamite and blow it sky-high. Armed with a zappy stick found near the alien craft, Melvyn can stun robots, steal their fruit, and boot them off the screen. But beware—there’s plenty more where they came from! Monkey Plant, inspired by Andy Green’s ZX Spectrum pixel work, is a classic levels-and-ladders game. Collect trash, zap bots, feed the Trapper, and blast through 25 screens across 5 areas, with 15 robot types, 5 boss battles, and a bonus arcade-style round. Includes unlockable mini-game: March of the Robots. |
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The fate of Mr Hair’s home planet rests on a magical chalice—tragically swiped by some decidedly dodgy aliens from a neighbouring star system. Prince Hairy, under relentless nagging from Princess Meghan Moptop (who insists her lavish lifestyle depends on the cup’s safe return), is far too regal to dirty his hands with such heroics. After all, royal duties mainly involve waving at crowds and cutting ribbons, not battling intergalactic crooks. Instead, he calls upon Mr Hair: intrepid explorer, fearless adventurer, and all‑round good egg. Your mission is to guide Mr Hair across a bizarre alien world, dodging its weird and wonderful inhabitants wherever possible. Collect batteries to unlock keys and open up hidden areas of the map. Along the way, you may stumble across strange relics and cosmic oddities that hint at the aliens’ mischievous sense of humour. Harness mystical transporters to transform into a fly, buzzing into places no single strand of hair could ever hope to reach. And remember—only the bravest of follicles will make it to the chalice!
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The acclaimed Spectrum game comes to PC featuring:
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