Summer Games II
Video Archive
Summer Games II – Eight More Events, from Triple Jump to Kayaking | C64
️ Summer Games II (1985) – Commodore 64 Olympic Multi-Event Sports Classic Released in 1985 by Epyx, Summer Games II expands on the success of the original by delivering a broader and more varied Olympic-style competition on the Commodore 64. It refines the multi-event formula with new disciplines and a strong focus on competitive play. You can take part in eight events including triple jump, high jump, rowing, javelin, equestrian, fencing, kayaking, and cycling. Each event has its own rhythm and control style, rewarding timing, coordination, and practice. The game supports up to eight players, each representing a different country, making it ideal for competitive multiplayer sessions. Presentation plays a big role, with smooth animations, detailed backdrops, and a lively soundtrack that adds momentum to each event. Opening and closing ceremonies featuring fireworks and a blimp help sell the Olympic atmosphere and give the competition a celebratory feel.
Game Overview
About the Game
️ Summer Games II (1985) – Commodore 64 Olympic Multi-Event Sports Classic Released in 1985 by Epyx, Summer Games II expands on the success of the original by delivering a broader and more varied Olympic-style competition on the Commodore 64. It refines the multi-event formula with new disciplines and a strong focus on competitive play. You can take part in eight events including triple jump, high jump, rowing, javelin, equestrian, fencing, kayaking, and cycling. Each event has its own rhythm and control style, rewarding timing, coordination, and practice. The game supports up to eight players, each representing a different country, making it ideal for competitive multiplayer sessions. Presentation plays a big role, with smooth animations, detailed backdrops, and a lively soundtrack that adds momentum to each event. Opening and closing ceremonies featuring fireworks and a blimp help sell the Olympic atmosphere and give the competition a celebratory feel.
Game Manual
Magazine Reviews
Magazine Reviews
Magazine Reviews
Magazine Reviews · 5
Contemporary average 83% · range 60–100%
Commodore Horizons
Reviewed by US Gold full-price release
Read Original Review
Commodore User
Reviewed by Eugene Lacey. US Gold / Epyx full-price release
Read Original Review
Your 64
Read Original Review
Your Computer
Read Original Review
Zzap!64
Reviewed by Gary Penn, Julian Rignall & Paul Sumner. US Gold / Epyx full-price release
Read Original Review
Game Music
Game Music
Original Cassette
Tape Archive
Verified C64 cassette releases linked to the Ultimate Tape Archive. CCG does not host or duplicate the tape files.
See the pixels
Gallery
Continue Exploring
Browse Related Archives
Browse this game's genres and collections, or return to the full games library.
CCG Community Rating & Review See what other retro gamers think.
Everyone can read ratings and reviews; members must log in to rate or comment.
Member Reviews
Preparing reviews…
CCG Picks
Compatible hardware and controllers for modern retro setups.
Community Rating Loading rating…
Preparing ratings…