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Aussie Games – Beer Bottles, Belly Flops and Boomerangs on the C64
Released in 1989 by Beam Software for the Commodore 64, Aussie Games is a lighthearted sports compilation inspired by the success of Epyx’s California Games. It brings a distinctly Australian flavour to the multi-event formula, blending competitive gameplay with humour and cultural references. You compete across a variety of quirky events set in iconic Australian locations, including boomerang throwing, bellywack diving, Aussie Rules football punting, dry boat racing, and beer can skeet shooting. Each mini-game offers different control schemes and timing challenges, keeping the experience varied and engaging. The presentation is enhanced by traditional Australian tunes such as “Waltzing Matilda” and “Botany Bay,” which help create a strong sense of atmosphere. Combined with colourful graphics and playful animations, the game delivers a fun and approachable arcade-style experience. Aussie Games supports both single-player and multiplayer modes, making it ideal for friendly competition.
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Released in 1989 by Beam Software for the Commodore 64, Aussie Games is a lighthearted sports compilation inspired by the success of Epyx’s California Games. It brings a distinctly Australian flavour to the multi-event formula, blending competitive gameplay with humour and cultural references. You compete across a variety of quirky events set in iconic Australian locations, including boomerang throwing, bellywack diving, Aussie Rules football punting, dry boat racing, and beer can skeet shooting. Each mini-game offers different control schemes and timing challenges, keeping the experience varied and engaging. The presentation is enhanced by traditional Australian tunes such as “Waltzing Matilda” and “Botany Bay,” which help create a strong sense of atmosphere. Combined with colourful graphics and playful animations, the game delivers a fun and approachable arcade-style experience. Aussie Games supports both single-player and multiplayer modes, making it ideal for friendly competition.
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Contemporary average 73% · range 73–73%
Zzap! 64 Micro Action
Reviewed by Andrew Fisher, Mat Allen & Paul Morrison
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