Here’s some interesting news as the 1980’s school mischief simulator, Skool Daze, has finally made its un-official debut on the Commodore Plus/4 thanks to Proky and Csabo. Originally released by Microsphere for the ZX Spectrum before hopping over to the Commodore 64, this game is widely celebrated today as one of the ground-breaking pioneers of the open-world sandbox genre. Decades after its
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Here’s some interesting news as the 1980’s school mischief simulator, Skool Daze, has finally made its un-official debut on the Commodore Plus/4 thanks to Proky and Csabo. Originally released by Microsphere for the ZX Spectrum before hopping over to the Commodore 64, this game is widely celebrated today as one of the ground-breaking pioneers of the open-world sandbox genre. Decades after its
Here’s some interesting news as the 1980’s school mischief simulator, Skool Daze, has finally made its un-official debut on the Commodore Plus/4 thanks to Proky and Csabo. Originally released by Microsphere for the ZX Spectrum before hopping over to the Commodore 64, this game is widely celebrated today as one of the ground-breaking pioneers of the open-world sandbox genre. Decades after its
Here’s some interesting news as the 1980’s school mischief simulator, Skool Daze, has finally made its un-official debut on the Commodore Plus/4 thanks to Proky and Csabo. Originally released by Microsphere for the ZX Spectrum before hopping over to the Commodore 64, this game is widely celebrated today as one of the ground-breaking pioneers of the open-world sandbox genre. Decades after its
Here’s some interesting news as the 1980’s school mischief simulator, Skool Daze, has finally made its un-official debut on the Commodore Plus/4 thanks to Proky and Csabo. Originally released by Microsphere for the ZX Spectrum before hopping over to the Commodore 64, this game is widely celebrated today as one of the ground-breaking pioneers of the open-world sandbox genre. Decades after its
Here’s some interesting news as the 1980’s school mischief simulator, Skool Daze, has finally made its un-official debut on the Commodore Plus/4 thanks to Proky and Csabo. Originally released by Microsphere for the ZX Spectrum before hopping over to the Commodore 64, this game is widely celebrated today as one of the ground-breaking pioneers of the open-world sandbox genre. Decades after its
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