Epyx
Status: dead
Country: USA
aka(s): Automated Simulations
Epyx, Inc. was a video game developer and publisher active in the late 1970s and 1980s. The company was founded as Automated Simulations by Jim Connelly and Jon Freeman, originally using Epyx as a brand name for action-oriented games before renaming the company to match in 1983. Epyx published a long series of games through the 1980s. The company is currently owned by Bridgestone Multimedia Group Global.
It is known for Barbarian series by Palace, Dunjonquest, Gauntlet, Impossible Mission
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Top platforms
Apple II E | 66 | ||
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C64 | 58 | ||
MS-DOS | 45 | ||
Atari 400/800 | 40 | ||
Amiga | 22 | ||
Atari ST | 22 | ||
TRS-80 | 15 | ||
Amstrad CPC | 13 | ||
Apple IIGS | 9 | ||
Commodore PET | 9 | ||
Lynx | 8 | ||
Tandy Coco | 7 | ||
VIC-20 | 7 | ||
Mac OS Classic | 5 | ||
ColecoVision | 4 |
GEN 1992
A800 1985
C64 1985
A800 1984
ST 1988
LYNX 1989
C64 1984
C64 1986
ST 1987
C64 1987
CPC 1986
C64 1986
Epyx best rated games
Purple Saturn Day | 1989 | dos | |||
Sub Battle Simulator | 1987 | dos | |||
Winter Games | 1985 | c64 | |||
Chip's Challenge | 1990 | c64 | |||
Rescue on Fractalus! | 1985 | a800 | |||
World Games | 1986 | c64 | |||
California Games | 1987 | c64 | |||
Driller | 1988 | dos | |||
International Karate | 1986 | c64 | |||
Summer Games II | 1985 | c64 |
Epyx worst games
California Games II | 1993 | sms | |||
Street Sports Soccer | 1988 | dos | |||
Snow Strike | 1990 | c64 | |||
International Karate | 1989 | dos | |||
Snow Strike | 1990 | ocs |