Computing Games written by Don Priestley

The following is a list of Computing Games written by Don Priestley in the Centre for Computing History collection. It is not an exhaustive list of and other games may have been published. If you have any games or software that you would like to donate to our collection, please view our donations page.

There are 11 Computing Games written by Don Priestley in our collection :

Order By : Title - Release Date - Publisher

Date: Through The Trapdoor

Software House: Alternative Software
Author: Don Priestley
Platform : Commodore 64

Date: 1982 3D Tanx

A very early Spectrum game, and written by Don Priestley, who would later write acclaimed games such as Trapdoor

Software House: Dktronics
Author: Don Priestley
Platform : ZX Spectrum

Date: 1982 Mazogs

"You will be confronted by a large and complex Maze, which contains somewhere within it a glittering and fabulous Treasure

Software House: Bug-Byte Software
Author: Don Priestley
Platform : Sinclair ZX81

Date: 1982 Meteoroids

Software House: DK'Tronics
Author: Don Priestley
Platform : ZX Spectrum

Date: 1983 Maziacs

Run around a maze collecting weapons to defeat monsters to get the promised treasure

Software House: DK'Tronics Ltd
Author: Don Priestley
Platform : ZX Spectrum

Date: 1986 The Trap Door

An adventure game in which you must solve a series of puzzles for a cast of bizarre characters in order to open the titular trap door

Software House: Piranha
Author: Don Priestley
Platform : Amstrad CPC464

Date: 1986 Popeye

Join Popeye in his quest to find hearts for his true love Olive Oyl, and avoiding his rival Brutus The main draw of the game was the gigantic characters, which Don Priestly would use again in Trapdoo

Software House: MacMillan
Author: Don Priestley
Platform : ZX Spectrum