Thing Bounces Back, the sequel to Thing on a Spring was released in the US in partnershpi with Epyx Inc.…
The Amiga version of Vortex Software’s puzzler Deflektor. One of Gremlin’s first 16-bit games, coded by BIll Allen with assitance…
Gremlin Graphics did deals with several manufacturers to bundle games with their hardware. Commodore were a big fan of Gremlin’s…
A mini A4 sized shop poster that advertises Gremlin’s upcoming releases planned for November of 1986.
Kindly donated to the Gremlin Archive by @kekule1025, one of the curators of the fine Plus/World website, Tube Runner was…
Shaun Hollingworth spills the beans on how iconic Gremlin Commodore 64 character “Thing on a Spring” got its name.
After impressing Gremlin with Venus The Flytrap, George Allan was tasked with following up on Simon Phipps’ iconic manga-influenced Switchblade…
Originally pitched to the Zzap!64 reviewers Gary Penn and Julian Rignal as a shoot-em-up without bullets, Bulldog is the brainchild…