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Here's a few of the missing Hebdogiciel Games. They are :-

Jumping Jack
Corsaires
Dames
Mario Bros
Poker
Tommy
Bomber-Jeeps
Boris
Evasion

Here's some of the missing "Games Computing" games, 15 in total. They are :-

3D Maze
Alien Invasion
Alien Scouts
Astro Attack
Castle Crawler
Dodge
Egg Catcher
Hide It
I've Started so I'll Finish
Kamikaze Kopters
Martian Miner
Painter
Planet Lander
The Sheriff
U-Boat

All done! I've double-checked the listing and think it is bug-free but I didn't enable auto-run just in case. I also corrected a few minor spelling mistakes in the text.

I'll type it in if you like, or would you prefer to? :lol: Hi Dave, yes, If you could type it in, it would be great... I will not have to do it myself :) Thanks! OK, I'll give it a go! Some of the text is blurred so It may need a little de-bugging. I'll do the best I can and then leave the rest to ...

Jonh wrote: ↑Thu Oct 14, 2021 6:42 pm Hi Dave,

I’m just about keeping up with you getting these files on Oric.org

I’m having problems with the RAR file, could you possibly repeat it as a ZIP? Thanks

No problem!

I've just checked and sadly I don't have Forest of Doom. I'll type it in if you like, or would you prefer to?

Jeux Olympiques by Micropuce. It comes as 5 files so they will all need to be in the same directory for it to load correctly.

Next up is Show-Jumping by No Man's Land. This is the English version of Concours Hippique.

Edited to add Football by HGC Software.

Here's Chockies, a type-in from Games Computing. I've added both the English and French versions.

Also from Games Computing we have 'Escape'.

Jetpac would be AWESOME on the Oric. I love the original spectrum version but it's clear the Oric could do it easily just because of the shooting level in Zorgon's Revenge. The laser and sound effect is perfect and the game is ancient!

Ankhsenamon. I believe this game is available on oric.org on a multi-game disk but here's the individual file.

Lander was such a pain to type in. It would have been so much easier to simply use DATA statements and not have to enter # for every single byte of data.

Pyramaniac, published in Your Computer Magazine, September 1984.

Picture Snap from Mellowsoft.

Diamant de Kheops fixed already. I suspect that's thanks to Didier Vallet