BBC Micro Games published by Melbourne House Ltd

The following is a list of BBC Micro Games published by Melbourne House Ltd 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 6 BBC Micro Games published by Melbourne House Ltd in our collection :

Order By : Title - Release Date - Publisher

Date: 1984 Classic Adventure

Software House: Melbourne House Ltd
Author: John Jones-Steele

Date: 1986 Dodgy Geezers

Fresh out of gaol after serving a three year stretch for your part in the Long Ditton Spaghetti Caper, you're itching for that one massive caper which will allow you to live on the Costa Brava for the ...

Software House: Melbourne House Ltd
Author: Peter Jones, Trevor Lever, Roger Taylor, James Byrne

Date: 1985 Gyroscope

Software House: Melbourne House Ltd
Author: David Wainwright, John Nixon

Date: 1985 Terrormolinos

Terrormlinos is a hilarious text adventure of an outrageous summer holiday spoof set on the Costa Brava

Software House: Melbourne House Ltd
Author: Peter Jones, Trevor Lever, Roger Taylor, James Byrne

Date: 1986 The Lord of the Rings Game One (disk)

Software House: Melbourne House Ltd
Author:

Date: 1985 The Way of the Exploding Fist

Software House: Melbourne House Ltd
Author: Michael Simpson

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