List of TRS-80 Color Computer games

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This list contains video games created for the TRS-80 Color Computer (commonly called the CoCo), part of the TRS-80 family of computers. Many CoCo games are compatible with or easily ported to the Dragon 32, a very similar computer. [1] There are three main models: Color Computer 1, Color Computer 2, and Color Computer 3. Some games are only compatible with a newer model. A few are "hybrid" titles that work on the CoCo 1/2 but if run on a CoCo 3 will take advantage of the 3's greater capabilities.

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List

There are 639 commercial games on this list. [2]

NameYearDeveloperPublisherNotes
3-D Brickaway / Breakthru1982Britt MonkAvalon Hill
3-D Ghostmania1982Randy S. JohnsonEducational Arcade Systems
3-D Tic-Tac-Toe1983Jim MakowskiOelrich Publications
3D Space Wars1984Steve Turner and Andrew Braybrook (ST Software)Hewson Consultants
7 Card Stud1984Tandy Corporation
8-Ball1983Charles J. Roslund and Bruce M. CookAnteco Software
A Mazing World of Malcom Mortar1987Greg L. Zumwalt & Mark W. Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for GamestarTandy Corporation
Across the Rubicon1982Phil KellerArk Royal Games
Advanced Star Trench Warfare1982Fred B. ScerboIllustrated Memory Banks
Adventure #1: Adventureland 1983Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #2: Pirate Adventure 1983Scott Adams & Alexis Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #3: Secret Mission1983Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #4: Voodoo Castle 1983Alexis Adams (original game design) & Scott Adams (original programming), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #5: The Count 1983Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #6: Strange Odyssey 1983Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #7: Mystery Fun House 1983Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #8: Pyramid of Doom 1983Alvin Shaw & Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #9: Ghost Town 1983Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #10: Savage Island Part I1983Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #11: Savage Island Part II1983Scott Adams & Rus Wetmore (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #12: Golden Voyage1983William Demas & Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure #13: The Sorcerer of Claymorgue1983Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Adventure In Mythology1986Scott CabitSaguaro Software
Adventure in Wonderland1983Bill SetharesPrickly Pear Software
Adventure Trilogy1981Kevin Herrboldt and Tim NelsonNelson Software Systems
Aerial Attack1983John NakoskiChallenge Software
Air Traffic Controller1983John FraysseTom Mix Software
Airball 1987 [3] Edward Scio [3] Microdeal [3]
Airline1983Roger Schrag (original Atari 400/800 version by George Schwenk)Adventure International
Alcatraz II1981Michael (Mike) R. HugheySpectral Associates
Aldaron1984Jeffrey DwightJade Products
Alpha Search1983Spectral Associates
Androne1983Robert ArnsteinTandy Corporation
Apples1982Bob CrispenComputerware
Arex1983Roger Schrag (original TRS-80 Model I/III version by William Muk)Adventure International
Arkanoid 1989 Taito Tandy Corporation Hybrid title. Works on CoCo 1/2 but best on CoCo 3. [4]
Armchair Admiral1987Judith A. EmgeEversoft Games
Artillery Duel1981Spectral Associates
Astro-Blast1982Ron KrebsMark Data Products
Athletyx1985Ken KalishMicrodeal
Atom1983Designed by Mark Siegel, programmed by Gary SullivanTandy Corporation
Audio Spectrum Analyzer1981Steve BjorkTandy Corporation
Avenger1982The Cornsoft Group
B.C. Bill 1984Creative Technology Group Imagine Software
Back-Track1984C.M. AndrewIncentive Software Ltd.
Backgammon1980 [5] Tandy Corporation [5] Tandy Corporation [5]
Bagasaurus1983Tandy Corporation
Bagitman1983Mike RobertsAardvark-80
Balldozer1988Stewart OrchardKouga Software
Ballyhoo 1986 Infocom Infocom
Barbarossa1985Phil KellerArk Royal Games
Bash1989Steve BjorkSRB Software and Game Point Software
Battle for Tunis1984Carl CarpenterArk Royal Games
Battle Hymn - The Battle of Gettysburg1986Phil KellerArk Royal Games
Battle of Gettysburg1982James WoodruffSoftwride
Battle of the Bulge1984Carl CarpenterArk Royal Games
Battle Stations1984Eric White & Scott Smith (Whitesmith Partnership)Novasoft
Battlefleet1981Bob SleathSpectral Associates
Beam1984Warren Ulrich III (?)Computerware
Beam Rider1984 [6] D&D Software [6] Microdeal [6]
Beanstalker1986Roy CoatesMicro Vision
Bedlam 1982Robert Arnstein Tandy Corporation
Berserk1981Ron KrebsMark Data Products
Beyond the Cimeeon Moon1982Kevin Herrboldt and Tim NelsonNelson Software Systems
Bingo Math1980Tandy Corporation
Biosphere1985Greg Zumwalt (Initial design by Mark Siegel)Tandy Corporation
Birds1982Andrew HubbellTom Mix Softwareoriginally called Bird Attack
Blackbeard's Island1984Greg Miller, design by Eric Nelson, art by Pamela Dawn MillerNovasoft
Blackjack1983Steve KincadeKincade Computer Software
Blackjack Royale1983J. Michael NowickiJMN
Blochead1983B.J. ChamblessComputerware
Body (Bawdy) Parts1982Bruce M. CookElite Software
Bomber Command1983David W. Cochrane & Phillip E. KellerArk Royal Games
Boris the Bold1984N. DysonBlaby Computer Games
Bouncing Boulders1986Diecom Products
Brewmaster1984Novasoft
Bridge Tutor1982Kevin O'Connell (Philidor Software)Tandy Corporation
Bugs II1984Dave Shewchun and Roland KnightFour Star Software
Bumble Games1983Leslie M. Grimm & Ron MummawThe Learning Company
Bumble Plot1983Leslie M. Grimm & Ron MummawThe Learning Company
Bumpers1985 [7] Charles Wallace [7] Microdeal [7] Maze game for one or two players. [7]
Buried Buxx1988Jeff RobinsonJR and JR Softstuff
Bust Out1980 [8] Tandy Corporation [8] Tandy Corporation [8] Clone of Breakout
Butterfly Patrol1983Ann ReevesSpectral Associates
Buzzard Bait1984 [9] [10] Tom Mix Software [9] Tom Mix Software [9] Joust clone. [9] [11]
Buzzworm1984Lee EarleNovasoft
C-Trek1981Gene TurnbowSpectral Associates
Caladuril: Flame of Light1987Dave Triggerson and Jeff NoyleDiecom Products
Calixto Island (Graphic version)1983Stephen O'Dea, Bob Withers (based on original text adventure version by Ron Krebs)Mark Data Products
Calixto Island (Text version)1981Ron KrebsMark Data Products
Candy Co.1984David W. Clark, sound by Bob MillerIntracolor
Canyon Climber 1982Steve Bjork, James Garon Tandy Corporation
Card Games1982James Garon (Datasoft)Tandy Corporation
Cashman 1983Bill Dunlevy, Doug Frayer Computer Shack
Castle Guard1983Tandy Corporation
Catacomb1983Roger SmithOregon Color Computer Systems
Catalyst1983J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming), game concept by Paul HoweComputer Shack
Catch 'Em1982Dave EdsonAardvark-80
Caterpillar1982Dave EdsonAardvark-80
Cave Fighter1983Cable Software
Cave Hunter1981Ron KrebsMark Data Products
Cave Walker1986Tandy Corporation
CC-Thello1982Spectral Associates
Chambers1984 [12] John Crane [12] Microdeal [12]
Champion1986Glen R. DahlgrenSundog Systems
Chatwin Manor1986Bob HorneGoldsoft/Coco Oz
Checker King1980Michael Marks & Peter Jennings (Personal Software Inc.)Tandy Corporation
Checkers1984 [13] Radio Shack [13] Radio Shack [13]
Chess1986Roger S. YoungApplied Machine Intelligence
ChessD1983Computer Systems Distributors
Chopper Rescue1982Rob ShawPrism Software
Chopper Strike1983John CraneComputer Shack
Chuckie Egg1983Mike Webb (Coco port by Stephen J. Woolham). Original design (Spectrum) by Nigel Alderton.A & F Software
CINCPAC - Battle of Midway1984Steve BarryArk Royal Games
City Bomber1987Tio BabichSaint John Gallery
City War1985Dan Tharp & Toby SkaarPrickly Pear Software
Classic Solitaire1990Ken Drewry and Judith A. EmgeEversoft Games
Clowns and Balloons 1982Steve Bjork Datasoft Circus clone
Coco Crosswords1985Lee EarleNovasoft
Color Baseball1982Dale LearTandy Corporation
Color Blast1983John NakoskiColor Software
Color Bowl Football1983Dave KincaidComputerware
Color Car Action1984Dave DiesNovasoft
Color Caterpillar1983Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle)Soft Sector Marketing Inc.
Color Computer Clue1982Larry Greenfield (John Kowalski - VDG emulator)LDG Free Software
Color Cubes1981 [14] Robert G. Kilgus [14] [15] Tandy Corporation [16] Puzzle game similar to Rubik's Cube. [15] [17]
Color Golf III1982Jay HoppeTom Mix Software
Color Invaders1981Computerware
Color Modem Chess1982Larry F. PerryDouble Density Software
Color Panic1983Tom D. & Brett N. KeetonSpectral Associates
Color Robot Battle 1981The Image Producers Radio Shack Exclusive to the Color Computer.
Color Space Invaders1981Spectral Associates
Color Space Traders1981Tom D. & Brett N. KeetonSpectral Associates
Color Zap1982James YeeSpectral AssociatesSome ads in 1983 for The Program Store in various Coco magazines says the author is Frank Smith.
Color-Trek1982Computerware
Colorout1981Spectral Associates
Colorpede1982David W. Clark, sound by Bob MillerIntracolor
Company Commander1984Phil KellerArk Royal Games
Conflict1981M. Shanto & S. LoySoft Sector Marketing
Conquering Armies1983Steven C. MitchellMitchell Software
The Contras 1993 [18] Doug Masten, Jeff Steidl [19] [20] Sundog SystemsCoCo 3-only Contra clone. [21] [20] Originally intended to be released in 1991. [22]
Cosmic Clones1983Robert ShawMark Data Products
Cosmic Cruiser1984Simon Bell (idea by D.H. Lawson, graphics by Steve Cain, music by Fred Gray)Imagine Software Ltd.
Cosmic Crusader1984David K. PridmoreBlaby Computer Games
Cosmic Superbowl1982Tom D. KeetonSpectral Associates
Crash1984Michel & Rejean DesjardinsTom Mix Software
Crazy Painter1983 [23] Charles Guy [23] Cornsoft Group [23]
Creature Feature1983John NakoskiChallenge Software
Cricket1984Tim Love (modified for disk by Phillip Thomas)Peaksoft
Croid1981Terry GreyzckSpectral Associates
Crosswords1981 [24] Tandy Corporation [23] Tandy Corporation [23]
Crystal Revenge1982Tom RoginskiOwl-ware
Crystle Castles1984Thundervision
Cuber1983Mark SkalaTom Mix Software
Cubix1983Daron StinnettSpectral Associates
Curse of Crowley Manor1983Jyym Pearson and Norman MailerAdventure International
Cuthbert Goes Digging 1982 [25] Steve Bak [25] Microdeal [25] Space Panic clone starring Microdeal's mascot character Cuthbert. [25]
Cuthbert Goes Walkabout 1983 [26] Tom Mix Software [25] Microdeal [25]
Cuthbert in Space1984 [27] Microdeal [27] Microdeal [27] Platform game [27]
Cuthbert in the Cooler1985Richard PhillipsMicrodeal
Cuthbert in the Mines 1984 [28] Microdeal [28] Microdeal [28] Gameplay is similar to Frogger . [28]
Cyber Tank1986Ottmar BochardtMark Data Products
Cyborg Wars1982Paul SumidaBumblebee Software
Cyclops1983Alan GrayRomik Software Ltd.
Cyrus1982Richard Lang (Intelligent Software)Tandy Corporation
Dancing Devil1982Chris LathamTom Mix Software
Danger Ranger 1984 [29] Ken Kalish [29] Microdeal [29] Platform game. [29]
Dark Castle Game System1982David Lionell DawsonDavid Lionell Dawson
Dark Star 1984 Design Design Design Design
Darkmoor Hold1985Glen R. DahlgrenPrickly Pear Software
Death Ship1981Rodger OlsenAardvark-80
Death Trap1982Robert Lech & Troy Dahlman (The Rugby Circle Inc.)The Rugby Circle Inc.
Decathlon1984Richard BorsheimSpectral Associates
Decipher1983Loren SengPrickly Pear Software
Defense1982Spectral Associates
Demolition Derby1984John Gabbard (Spectral Associates)Tandy Corporation
Demon Attack1984M. Voorsanger (Imagic)Tandy Corporation
Demon Seed 1984 [30] Jeffrey Sorensen, Philip MacKenzie [30] Microdeal [30] Phoenix clone. [30]
Desert Golf1983John ZivicSpectral Associates
Desert Patrol1983M.G. LustigArcade Animation Inc.
Desert Rider1984Steve Bjork (Color America User Group & SRB Software)Tandy Corporation
Devil Assault1984 [31] Ken Kalish [31] Microdeal [31] Demon Attack clone. [31]
Devious1984Ryan OlsenSpectral Associates
Diamond in the Rough1989JR & JR Softstuff
Dino Wars1980 [32] Robert Kilgus [32] Radio Shack [32] Fighting game between two dinosaurs. [33]
Donald Duck's Playground 1987 [34] Sierra On-Line Sierra On-Line [35] [36]
Donkey King 1982 [37] Chris LathamTom Mix Software Donkey Kong clone. Renamed The King. Only home version w/ all 4 levels.
Donpan1985Tandy Corporation
Donut Dilemma1986Nick MarentesTandy Corporation
Doodle Bug1982David CrandallComputerware
Doubleback1983Dale LearTandy Corporation
Downland1983Michael AichlmayrSpectral Associates
Dr. Who1985Larry LansberryPrickly Pear Software
Draconian 1984 [38] Mike Hughey [39] Microdeal [38] Shoot 'em up. [38] Exclusive to the Color Computer. Clone/derivative of Bosconian .
Dragon Slayer1984Olaf SchroederTom Mix Software
Dragon's Temple1986Jade Software
Dragonblade1986Glen R. DahlgrenPrickly Pear Software
Dragonfire 1984 Imagic Imagic
Mega-Bug 1982Steve Bjork Tandy Corporation
Dungeon of Death1983Dave FrederiksenAardvark-80
Dungeon Quest1985Steve SeidenComputerware
Dungeon Raid1984 [40] Ken Kalish [40] Microdeal [40] Vertically scrolling shooter. [40]
Dungeons of Daggorath 1983DynaMicro Tandy Corporation
Castle of Tharoggad 1988 [41] Scott Cabit [42] Tandy Corporation [41] Requires the Color Computer 3. [43] Sequel to Dungeons of Daggorath .
Dunkey Munkey1982Harvey BrofmanIntellectronics
Duo Deck Solitaire1991Judith A. Emge & Ken DrewryEversoft Games
Eagle1984Art MartinSaguaro Software
Early Games 1983 Springboard Software Counterpoint Software
Earthquake - San Francisco 19061983Jymm Pearson and Norman SailerAdventure International
Eastworld Karate1987The Saint John Gallery
El Bandito1982David CrandallCreative Computing Software
El Diablero1982Ken KalishComputerware
Electron1984 [44] Steve Gieseking [44] Tom Mix Software [44] A minigame collection. [44] Clone of Tron .
Eliminator1983Britt MonkAdventure International
Empire1984Shards Software
Enchanted Forest1982Genesis Software
Enchanter 1984 Infocom Infocom
Eno1982Paul Austin & Leroy C. Smith (PAL Creations)JARB Software
Erland1984Tim Bremser and Lloyd PulleyPrickly Pear Software
Escape1982Ken KalishColor Software
Escape 20121985Computerware
Escape from S.P.E.C.T.R.E.1983Tom Mix Software
Escape from Traam1981 [45] Jyym Pearson [46] Adventure International [45] Third game in the Other-Venture series. [46] [45]
Espionage Island1983Owls Nest Software
Euchre1983Chroma-Systems Group
Exeter1988G.J. DoakBlaxland Computer Services Pty Ltd. (Australia)
Eye-Witness1981R.A. SeabergSpectral Associates
F-16 Assault1986Kevin HoareDiecom Products
Facemaker1984Tandy Corporation
Fangman1984David CrandallTom Mix Software
Fembots Revenge1983Nelson Software Systems
Feuer & Gasse1985Picosoft Games
Fighter Pilot1985Dave DiesSaguaro Software
Fire Force1986Dave Gibbons, music by Chris Jolly (using his AMS "Advanced Music System" software)Quickbeam Software
Fire One1987Phil KellerArk Royal Games
Firecopter1983Dale LearAdventure International
Flight1983Dave Hooper and Mark BarnesPrickly Pear Software
Flight Simulator I1984Greg ZumwaltTandy Corporation
Flight Simulator II 1988 Bruce Artwick [47] Sublogic [47] Requires the Color Computer 3. [47]
Flipper1982Mario ZamoraColor Software
Flying Tigers1984Don RiderSugar Software
Foodwar1983M.G. LustigArcade Animation Inc.
Football1980Device Oriented Games (likely by Robert A. Arnstein)Tandy Corporation
FourCube1986David BushNovasoft
Fraction Fever1984Tandy Corporation
Franchise!1985Steve HartfordComputerware
Frog Trek1982George BahrOelrich Publications
Frogger 1983 [48] Sega [48] Microdeal [48] Full title: The Official Frogger by Sega. [48]
Fruit Multi-Bars Slot Machine1986Tom Mix Software
Fury1983Timothy PurvesComputer Shack
Fyr-Draca1983David Lionell DawsonColorquest
Galactic Attack1982Lou Haehn (The Image Producers)Tandy Corporation
Galactic Fighter1984Kevin HoareFour Star Software
Galactic Hangman1983Stephan CostanzoSugar Software
Galactic Taipan1983David W. CochraneStrictly Color Software
Galagon1984Brett KeetonSpectral Associates
Galax Attax1984 [49] TDK [49] Microdeal [49] Galaxian clone. [49]
Gangbusters1982Prickly Pear Software
Gantelet1986Dave DiesDiecom Products
Gantelet II1988Roland Knight, level design and graphics by Dave DiesDiecom Products
Gates of Delirium1987Roland Knight, Dave Shewchun, Dave DiesDiecom Products
Gazon1983David A. SweetK&K Computerware
Gems1991John R. StrongStrongware
GFL Championship Football II1988Greg Zumwalt & Mark Easter (ZCT Systems Group) for GamestarTandy Corporation
Ghana Bwana1984Steve Bjork (SRB Software) (Initial design by Mark Siegel)Tandy Corporation
Ghost Gobbler1982Spectral Associates
Gin Champion1983Tandy Corporation
Glaxxons1983Russell PetersonMark Data Products
Gold Finder1986Troy MotzTom Mix Software
Gold Runner1984Dave DiesNovasoft
Gold Runner II1986Dave DiesNovasoft
Golf1982Craig EdelheitAardvark-80
Gomoku and Renju1982Intelligent SoftwareTandy Corporation
Grabber1983Mike HugheyTom Mix Software
Grand Prix1984David W. Clark, sound by Bob MillerIntracolor
Grand Prix Challenge1987Dave DiesDiecom Products
Grand Slam Bridge1983Greentree Software
Graphic Mars1984Roderick Smith (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen)Aardvark-80
Graphic Pyramid1984Roderick Smith & Michael Roberts (based on original text version by Rodger Olsen)Aardvark-80
Gravitor1983L. Dos SantosPrickly Pear Software
Gray Lady1984Terry A. SteenJarb Software
Greymoon1983Bill DunlevyComputer Shack
Gridiron Strategy1988Jim NunkeSportsware
Grover's Number Rover1983Lee ChapelChildren's Computer Workshop
Guadal Canal1983Phil KeelerArk Royal Games
Guardian1983David JoinerQuasar Animations
Guess The Animal1983Bruce M. CookElite Software
Hall of the King1985Glen R. DahlgrenPrickly Pear Software
Hall of the King II: The Inner Chambers1986Glen R. DahlgrenPrickly Pear Software
Hall of the King III: The Earthstone Revealed1987Glen R. DahlgrenPrickly Pear Software
Haunted House (Aardvark)1982Bob AndersonAardvark-80
Horace Goes Skiing1983D. Jeans for Psion SoftwareBeam Software
Hornets1983John MorrisonJ. Morrison (Micros)
Hotslot1985Jack and Pegi TindleMoreton Bay Software
Hungry Horace1983D. JansenBeam Software
Hyper Zone1983M.G. LustigComputerware
Ice Hockey1983Lou FiorinoIntellectronics
Ice Master1983M.G. LustigArcade Animation Inc.
Inspector CLUEseau1983Petrocci Freelance Associates
Intercept 41984J. Weaver Jr. and John L. Stahl (Factory Programming)Computer Shack
Intergalactic Force1984 [50] CJ Roslund [50] Microdeal [50] Also known as The Force. [50]
Invaders Revenge1984 [51] Kenneth Kalish [51] Med Systems Software [51]
Invasion1982Creative Computing Software
Iron Forest1988Dave Dies (Graphics by Kevin Hoare)Diecom Products
Journey To Mt. Doom1983Lee ChapelTom Mix Software
Jumbo Jet (aka 747C Flight Simulator)1985Steve Skrzyniarz and Ken BraggPrickly Pear Software
Jungle1983Prickly Pear Software
Junior's Revenge1905-06-05 00:00:00Computerware
Juno1985Federal Hill Software
Kamikaze1983Phil KellerArk Royal Games
Karate1985Dave DiesDiecom Products
Katerpillar 2Unknown [52] Rugby Circle [52] Tom Mix Software [52] Centipede clone. [52]
Katerpillar Attack1982R & S KrotzTom Mix Software
Keys Of The Wizard1982John GabbardSpectral Associates
Kids on Keys 1983 Spinnaker Software Spinnaker Software
Killerbot1982Rodger OlsenAardvark-80
Kindercomp1984Tandy Corporation
King Cuthbert1984 [53] Ken Kalish [53] Microdeal [53] Donkey Kong clone. [53]
King Tut1984 [54] Microdeal [54] Microdeal [54]
King's Quest III 1988 Sierra On-Line Sierra On-LineRequires the Color Computer 3. [55]
Klendathu1983Leo ChristophersonTandy Corporation
Klondike1982R.A. SeabergSpectral Associates
Knock Out1985Dave DiesDiecom Products
Komet Kaze1983Thomas CzarneckiColorQuest
Koronis Rift 1987 Lucasfilm Games Epyx
Kosmic Kamikaze1981Fred ScerboIllustrated Memory Banks
Kron1983Rodger SmithOregon Color Computer Systems
Kung-Fu Dude1987Glen R. DahlgrenSundog Systems
Kyum-Gai:To Be Ninja1989Glen Dahlgren (RS-DOS version), and Glen Dahlgren/Kevin Darling/Eddie Kuns (OS-9 Version)Sundog Systems
La Belle Lucie Solitaire1990Judith A. Emge and Ken DrewryEversoft Games
Labyrinth1982Gerald WernerAardvark-80
Lancer1983Rick LamontSpectral Associates
Lansford Mansion1987Dave Shewchun and Roland Knight (graphics by Kevin Hoare)Diecom Products
Laser Attack1981Tom RosenbaumSpectral Associateslater Laser Command
Laser Star and Helo Battle1982Joe BennettJarb Software
Laser Tank Duel1982Larry BankRenaissance Game Designs
Le Mans1982Rick LamontSpectral Associates
Leisure Suit Larry in the Land of the Lounge Lizards 1988 Sierra On-Line Sierra On-LineRequires the Color Computer 3. [56]
Lokar's Magic Staff1982Real Software
Lost City, U.S.A.1983Software Unlimited
Lothar's Labyrinth1981Tom RosenbaumSpectral Associates
Lucifer's Kingdom1988David C. BowlerOrange Software
Lunar Lander1981Greg ZumwaltAmerican Small Business Computers
Lunar-Rover Patrol1983Tom D. Keeton and Brett N. KeetonSpectral Associates
Lunchtime1986Claude R. GagnonNovasoft
Madam Rosa's Massage Parlor1982Bob Krotts (Coco version by James Nunke)Softcore Software Company
Madness and the Minotaur 1981 Spectral Associates Radio Shack
Magic Spells1983Leslie M. Grimm & Ron MummawThe Learning Company
Major Istar - Under the Doomed Sea1984B.J. ChamblessComputerware
Marble Maze1985Dave DiesDiecom Products
Mars/Mars II1981Rodger OlsenAardvark-80
Martian Crypt1985Scott Cabit (music by Ryan Sambrook)Novasoft
Maze Escape1983David FiggeSpectral Associates
Maze Race1982Andrew HubbellTom Mix Software
Medieval Madness1988Dave Dies (Graphics by Lori Dies)Diecom Products
Megapede1983Mark SkalaComputerware
Mercenary Force1982GOSUB International
Meteoroids1981Spectral Associates
Mickey's Space Adventure 1986 Sierra On-Line Sierra On-Line
Microbes1982Tandy Corporation
Microchess 1980Peter R. Jennings Personal Software
Middle Kingdom1984Computerware
Midway Campaign 1983 Avalon Hill Microcomputer Games
Mind-Roll1989Jesse Taylor (tested by Erik Flom and Scott Duckett) (Epyx Software). Original version by Thalamus, Ltd., 1987-1988, also called Quedex.Tandy Corporation
Mine Rescue1988Steve Bjork (SRB Software)Game Point Software
Miss Gobbler1983Spectral Associates
Mission Impossible1982Scott Adams (original 1979 version for other computers)/Roger Schrag (Coco conversion)Adventure International
Mission:Empire!1982David W. CochraneStrictly Color Software
Moneyopoly1984Claude R. GagnonNovasoft
Monkey Kong1982Ken KalishMed Systems
Monster Maze1982Tandy Corporation
Monsters & Magic1983Prickly Pear Software
Moon Flight1983Paul GriffithsCload Publications Inc.
Moon Hopper1983M.G. LustigComputerware
Moon Lander/Moon Lander II1982Chris LathamTom Mix Software
Moon Shuttle1983Gerry Humphrey and James GaronDatasoft
Moptown Hotel1983Leslie M. Grimm & Ron MummawThe Learning Company
Moptown Parade1983Leslie M. Grimm & Ron MummawThe Learning Company
Morocco GP1983M.G. LustigComputerware
Mountain Pilot1982Instant Software, Inc.
Mr. Dig 1984 [57] Microdeal [57] Microdeal [57]
Ms. Maze1984Tom Mix Software
Mudpies1983Jeff Sorenson and Philip McKenzieComputer Shack
Nerble Force1983David CrandallComputerware
Neutroid II1984Nick MarentesTom Mix Software
Nibbler1982Tom Czarnecki (Colorful Software)Nelson Software Systems
Ninja Warrior1983Charles ForsytheThe Programmer's Guild
Nova Pinball1982Bumblebee Software.
Nuclear Submarine Adventure1981Robert J. (Bob) Retelle (plotted by Bob Retelle, Rodger Olsen, and ???)Aardvark-80
Offender1982Greg ZumwaltAmerican Small Business Computers
One on One: Dr. J vs. Larry Bird 1985 Electronic Arts Electronic Arts
Operation Safras (Pettigrew II)1983 [58] Shards Software [58] Shards Software [58] Text adventure. Sequel to Pettigrew's Diary. [58]
Orbitron1982David CrandallCreative Computing Software
Outhouse1983J. Weaver Jr. (Factory Programming) and Larry Ashmun (uncredited)Computer Shack
Oxxo1982Star Kits
P-51 Mustang Attack Flight Simulator1984Brian BrudererTom Mix Software
Pac Droids1982Charles ForsytheThe Programmer's Guild
Pac-Tac1981B.J. ChamblessComputerware
Pac-Tac II1983Computerware
Pack Maze1982David CrandallDSL Computer Products
Packetman1981Greg ZumwaltAmerican Small Business Computers
Panic Button1983Paul KanevskyFirst Star Software
Panzers East!1985 [59] Avalon Hill [59] Avalon Hill [59] Tape also included Commodore 64 and TRS-80 Model I/III/4 versions. [59]
Paper Route1985Dave DiesDiecom Products
Pegasus and the Phantom Riders1984David Figge (Spectral Associates)Tandy Corporation
Pengon1983Markus Foti (Megasoft)Spectral Associates
Pettigrew's Diary1984 [60] Shards Software [60] Shards Software [60]
Phantom Slayer 1984 [61] Ken Kalish [61] Microdeal [61]
Photon1991Jeff Steidl (Produced by Glen Dahlgren)Sundog Systems
Pick Which1982Dale LearSpectral Associates
Piggy1982Phil EdwardsonSpectral Associates
Pinball (Anteco)1983Charles J. Roslund & Bruce M. CookAnteco Software
Pinball Factory1986Kary McFaddenMichtron
Pitfall II1985Steve Bjork (SRB Software) for Activision (original, non-Coco version by David Crane)Tandy Corporation
Pitstop II 1985 Epyx Epyx
Planet Invasion1984 [62] Steve Gieseking [62] Spectral Associates [62] Defender clone. [62]
Planet Raider1983Dave EdsonAardvark-80
Planetfall 1984 Infocom Infocom
Plateau of the Past1986Zytek, Ltd.
Polaris1981 [63] Radio Shack [63] Similar to Missile Command . [63]
Poltergeist1982Robert Arnstein (SLM Entertainment and MGM Film Co.)Tandy Corporation
Pooyan 1983 Konami Datasoft
Popcorn1982Steve Bjork (Datasoft)Tandy Corporation
Project Nebula1981 [64] Tandy Corporation [64] Tandy Corporation [64]
Protector II 1983Mike Potter Synapse Software
Protectors1982Ron BeattyTom Mix Software
Pumpman1984Dave DiesSaguaro Software
Pursuit1986Craig StewartTandy Corporation
Pyramid1981Rodger OlsenAardvark-80
Pyramid 2000 1982Robert Arnstein Radio Shack
Q*Man1983Genesis Software
Qiks1984Ryan OlsenSpectral Associates
Quasar Commander1980 [65] Tandy Corporation [65] Tandy Corporation [65]
Que Bit1984Mike RobertsMike Ro Products
Quedex 1989 Thalamus Ltd Thalamus Ltd
Quest1981Robert J. Retelle and Rodger OlsenAardvark-80
Quest For Thelda1989Eric A. WolfSundog Systems
Questprobe #1: Hulk1984Scott Adams (original game), Roger Schrag (Coco port)Adventure International
Quix1984Claude R. Gagnon (original prototype by Steve Ostrom)Tom Mix Software
Raaka-Tu1982Robert ArnsteinTandy Corporation
Racerball1984 [66] Microdeal [66] Microdeal [66] Pac-Man clone. [66]
Radio Ball1983Robert ArnsteinTandy Corporation
Rail Runner1982B.J. ChamblessComputerware
Rampage!1989Steve Bjork for ActivisionTandy Corporation
Reactoid1983Robert Arnstein (Initial design by Mark Siegel)Tandy Corporation
Rear Guard 1983Jim Hurd Adventure International
Rescue on Fractalus! 1987 Lucasfilm Games Epyx
Return of Junior's Revenge1986B.J. Chambless (?)Computerware
Return of the Jeti1983Thundervision
Revenge of the Alien Bongo Beast from the Crissy Crossy Lines Dimension1989Stewart OrchardKouga Software
Revenge of the Mutant Miners1989Jeff Robinson (?)JR & JR Softstuff
Revolution1982Al HineInter + Action
Robin Hood1984Mike ChiltonMicrodeal
RoboCop 1989 [67] ZCT Systems Group [68] Data East / Tandy Corporation Requires the Color Computer 3. [69]
Robot Odyssey 1984Mike Wallace, Leslie Grimm The Learning Company Sequel to Rocky's Boots .
Robottack1983David W. Clark, sound by Bob MillerIntracolor
Rocky's Boots 1984 Warren Robinett, Leslie Grimm The Learning Company
Rogue 1986A.I. Design Epyx
Roller Controller1986Spectral Associates
Roman Checkers1981 [70] The Image Producers [70] Radio Shack [70] Othello with an Ancient Rome theme.
Rommel 3D1986 [71] Michtron [71] Microdeal [71]
Rommel's Revenge 1984Design Design Crystal Computing Battlezone clone.
Rowboat1981John ConnerAardvark-80
Rubicon II1983Phillip E. KellerArk Royal Games
Rupert Rythym1982Joseph PierceConiah Software
Rush'n Assault1987Ron Adams, original game by KonamiSierra Online / Datasoft
Saigon: Final Days1987Mark Hensley (under the name of Microdeal)Microdeal
Sailor Man1984Chris LathamTom Mix Software
Sam Sleuth1984Steve HartfordComputerware
Scarfman 1982Philip A. OliverThe Cornsoft Group
Scepter of Kzirgla1984Ken and Rob KnauthAardvark-80
Sea Dragon 1983Wayne Westmoreland, Terry Gilman Adventure International
Sea Search1983Stephen O'Dea, Bob Withers (game design also done by Kathy O'Dea and Dollie Withers)Mark Data Productsoriginally Sea Quest
Seastalker 1984 Infocom Infocom
Shaft1983Loren SengPrickly Pear Software
Shamus 1983 Synapse Software Radio Shack
Shanghai 1987 Activision ActivisionRequires the Color Computer 3. [72]
Shark Treasure1983Greg W. AndersonComputerware
Shenanigans1983Stephen O'Dea, Bob WithersMark Data Products
Ship Hunt1982David A. KryprianSpectral Associates
Shock Trooper1985Rob ShawMark Data Products
Shoot-Out1985Chris LathamTom Mix Software
Shooting Gallery 1982 [73] Tandy Corporation [73] Tandy Corporation [73]
Shootout At The OK Galaxy1982Britt MonkAvalon Hill
Shrink1984David W. ThompsonSierra Online / Datasoft
Shuttle Simulator1981Warren BittnerTom Mix Software
Silpheed 1988 Synergistic Software Sierra On-Line Requires the Color Computer 2. The graphics are enhanced in the Color Computer 3 version. [74]
Sinistaar1989Dave Dies (under the name of Phantom Software)Sundog Systems
Sir Eggbert Jumper1982David Lionell DawsonDavid Lionell Dawson
Skiing1980 [75] Tandy Corporation [75] Tandy Corporation [75]
Skramble1983 [76] Microdeal [76] Microdeal [76] Scramble clone. [76]
Sky Defense1984Frank Hogg LaboratoriesTom Mix Software
Skyway1985Rodger SmithNovasoft
Slashball1981Rodger OlsenAardvark-80
Slay the Nereis1984John J. and Margaret S. FiedlerFiedler Enterprises
Slots and Cards1986Doug and Kevin Leany (Nimbus Enterprises)MicroDeal
Snak Pac1982Larry BankTom Mix Software
Snake Pit1989Steve BjorkSRB Software and Game Point Software
Soko-ban1984Tandy Corporation
Solo Pool1982John FraysseTom Mix Software
Soooper Pac1983Michael FreemanBare Bones Softwaremay have been called Jaws pre-distribution deal
Soviet Bloc1991John R. StrongStrongware
Space Ambush1983Andy KluckComputerware
Space Assault1981 [77] Tandy Corporation [77]
Space Intruders (Adventure International)1981Charles ForsytheAdventure International
Space Intruders (Tandy)1988Nick MarentesTandy Corporation
Space Marauder1987Craig StewartTandy Corporation
Space Merchant1982Paul Herder (Coco conversion)GOSUB International
Space Race1982Rick Lamont and Daron StinnettSpectral Associates
Space Raiders1982Brian BrudererMark Data Products
Space Sentry1983John NakoskiSpectral Associates
Space Shuttle (Aardvark-80)1982Aardvark-80
Space Shuttle (Tom Mix)1983John FraysseTom Mix Software
Space War (American Small Business Computers)1982American Small Business Computers
Space War (Spectral Associates)1981Spectral Associates
Space Wrek1984Steve GiesekingSpectral Associates
Space Zapper1982Aardvark-80
Speed Racer1984Steven HirschMichtron
Spidercide1983Tim SwisherTandy Corporation
Springster1987Tandy Corporation
Squeeze1982Real Software
SR-711983Lee EarleTom Mix Software
Star Blaster1981Jim KearneyMicro Works
Star Blaze1983 [78] Tandy Corporation [78] Tandy Corporation [78]
Star Spores1984David ShadoffSpectral Associates
Star Swoop1985D.K. PridmoreBlaby Computer Games
Star Trader1984Steve HartfordComputerware
Star Trek III1981Diane Bernard (with help by author of original TRS-80 version Lance Micklus)Adventure Internationallater StarFlite
Starbase Attack1981Fred ScerboIllustrated Memory Banks
Starblazer1983Phil KellerArk Royal Games
Starfighter 1981Sparky Starks Adventure International
Starfire1982Harvey BrofmanIntellectronics
Starship Chameleon1982Ken KalishComputerware
Stellar Life Line1983Steve Bjork (SRB Software)Tandy Corporation
Stinger1983Eigen Systems
Stone Raider II1986Rolf MichelsonMicrodeal
Storm1982B.J. ChamblessComputerware
Storm Arrows1983Tom D. KeetonSpectral Associates
Strip Tails1983Boudoir Software
Strip Tease1983Bitt MonkBritt Monk, CDP
Sub Battle Simulator 1987 TX Digital Illusions Epyx
Super Bustout1981Glenn Sogge (Designed by Al Baker and Dick Ainsworth) - The Image ProducersTandy Corporation
Super Pitfall 1988SRB Software Epyx Requires the Color Computer 3.
Syzygy1984Scott CabitSpectral Associates
Talking Android Attack1981 [79] Spectral Associates [79] Tandy Corporation [79] Updated version of Robot Battle. Berzerk clone. [79]
Tanglewood 1987 Microdeal Microdeal
Tanjali1981John Griffen (Strawberry Software)Strawberry Software and The Software Guild
Tea Time1985Professor Adrian Eddleston, graphics by Stephen Eddleston-McGrathMicrodeal
Teee Offf1983Loren SengPrickly Pear Software
Telengard1983Daniel Lawrence (original PET version), Ross Magerus (Coco version).Avalon Hill
Temple of ROM1982Rick AdamsTandy Corporation
Tennis1982Tandy Corporation
Tetris1987Greg Zumwalt (Academy Soft-ELORG)Tandy Corporation
The Alchemist's Laboratory1982Real Software
The Andrea Coco1985Art MartinSaguaro Software
The Black Sanctum (Graphics version)1983Stephen O'Dea, Bob Withers (based on original text adventure version by Ron Krebs, released Aug. 8, 1981)Mark Data Products
The Black Sanctum (Text version)1981Ron KrebsMark Data Products
The Crystal City1990Jeremy Spiller (Gosub Software)Sundog Systems
The Dallas Quest 1984James Garon Tandy Corporation
The Dark Pit1985 [80] G. Twist, T. Folks [80] Microdeal [80]
The Dragon's Castle1986Steven C. MitchellMitchell Software
The Entity1990Mike SnyderBiware Enterprises
The Factory1984Tandy Corporation
The Final Countdown1983Jarb Software
The Final Frontier1986Ark Royal Games
The Frog1983A. HubbleTom Mix Software
The Great Word Game1982Prickly Pear Software
The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy 1984 Infocom Infocom
The Interbank Incident1986John Gabbard and David Figge, graphics by E.T. Gatlin, for Spectral AssociatesTandy Corporation
The Lair1985Tom Stephenson and James J. WaltonFreebooter Software
The Mean Craps Machine1981Lance MicklusAdventure International
The Memory Game1988RAM Electronics
The Pond1984Larry Bank (Sunburst Communications, game designed by Eric Grubbs and Mike Fish)Tandy Corporation
Rad Warrior 1988 Palace Software Epyx Requires the Color Computer 3. [81]
The Sands of Egypt 1982 Datasoft Tandy Corporation
The Touchstone1984Paulo Castrignano of BrazilTom Mix Software
The Vortex Factor1981Martin DeanComputerware
The Wizard's Tomb1983Chris HawksSkyline Software
Thexder 1988 Synergistic Software Sierra On-Line Requires the Color Computer 3.
Thunder Road1983Don and Freda Boner, ported to the Coco by Charles ForsytheThe Programmer's Guild
Time Bandit 1984 [82] Bill Dunlevy, Harry Lafnear [82] Microdeal [82]
Time Fighter1983Rob ShawMark Data Products
Time Patrol1983M.G. LustigComputerware
To Preserve Quandic 1984David KaramPrickly Pear SoftwareExclusive to the Color Computer.
Tower of Fear1982Charles ForsytheThe Programmer's Guild
Trapfall1983Ken KalishTom Mix Software
Trek Adventure1981Robert J. RetelleAardvark-80
Trek-161982Charles J RoslundTom Mix Software
Trekboer1984Stephen O'Dea, Bob WithersMark Data Products
Trickashay1982David CrandallAHL Computing
Tube Frenzy1982Dave EdsonAardvark-80
Tube Way Army1984 [83] Design Design [83] Rainbow Software [83] Scramble clone. [83]
Tut's Tomb1984Mark Data Products
Tutankam1983Dave EdsonAardvark-80
Vampire Castle1981David W. BohlAardvark-80
Varloc1985Kevin HoareTandy Corporation
Vegas Game Pak (Novasoft)1984Douglas and Kevin LeanyNovasoft
Vegas Gamepak1981Dan NelsonNelson Software Systems
Venturer1982Aardvark-80
Video Pinball1980Tandy Corporation
Viet Cong (V.C.)1982Britt MonkAvalon Hill
Viking1982Ed McGinleyPrickly Pear Software
Voxchess1985Computerware
Voyager1981Avalon Hill
Voyager I: Sabotage of the Robot Ship 1984William D. Volk Microcomputer Games
Wacky Food1983Arcade Animation Inc.
War Kings1985Marty WoodsTom Mix Software
Warmonger1984Kevin HoareDiecom Products
Warp Fighter 3D1984Bobby DeanTom Mix Software
Warrior1984Joel PageTom Mix Software
Warrior King1984Joel PageTom Mix Software
Weirdo1982Dennis BoyerDunwood
Wett Shirt Contest1984Steve Bjork (SRB Software)Spectral Associates
Where in the World Is Carmen Sandiego? 1987 [84] Computerware [84] Brøderbund Software [84]
Whirlybird Run1983Brett NormanSpectral Associates
Wild Party1983B&B Software
Wildcatting1982Harlow B. Staley (The Image Producers)Tandy Corporation
Willy's Warehouse1984David W. Clark, sound by Bob MillerIntracolor
Winnie the Pooh in the Hundred Acre Wood 1987 [85] Sierra On-Line Sierra On-Line
Wishbringer 1985 Infocom Infocom
Wizard's Den1987Matt HarperNovasoft
Wizard's Tower1987Matt HarperNovasoft
Wizards Quest1986Edward ScioMicrodeal
World Class Chess1991Chris BurkeBurke & Burke
Worlds of Flight1984John Fraysse and Mike HugheyTom Mix Software
Wormhole1984David F. WrightComputerware
Wrestle Maniac1986Kevin HoareDiecom Products
Xenion1984Michael SpierTom Mix Software
Yahtzee 801982The Image Producers / Harlow StaleyTandy Corporation
Yahtzee I1982Gary Brown, Bob Moran, Paul Herder (Coco conversion)GOSUB International
Z-891989Steve Bjork (SRB Software)SRB Software and Game Point Software
Zak's Undead1986Kevin and Douglas LeanyNovasoft
Zaxxon 1983 [86] Steve Bjork [86] Datasoft [86] Full title: The Official Zaxxon by Sega. [86]
Zenix1989Jeremy Spiller and Mike NewellSundog Systems
Zeus1983Designed by Rodger Olsen, programmed by Roderick Smith and Michael RobertsAardvark-80
Zone 61983Ottmar BochardtColorquest
Zork I 1984 [87] Infocom Infocom [88] Requires the Color Computer 2. [88]
Zork II 1984 Infocom Infocom
Zork III 1984 Infocom Infocom

See also

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