Kingsoft GmbH (Company)

Kingsoft GmbH

COMPANY» Founded 1983-01-01

Aachen,NRW,Germany

Kingsoft GmbH was a German company publishing and designing computer games

Kingsoft were founded in Aachen, Germany in 1983 by Fritz Schäfer and went on releasing games until 1995 when the company was acquired by Electronic Arts (Company) in 1995. They released games for early computer systems such as the VC-20, C64 and Amiga (Platform). [1]

Developed Games

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Emerald Mine II (Game)

1 July 1988

The sequel to Kingsoft's exploratory puzzle/action game.

AMI C64

Emerald Mine 3: Professional (Game)

1 July 1990

Released only for the Amiga, Emerald Mine 3's levels were sourced from user-made stages created with Emerald Mine II's level editor.

AMI

Treehouse Truants (Game)

31 December 1994

A text-based game where, as an aggressive teenager, players seek to beat up their peers.

PC

Bug Bomber (Game)

31 December 1992

Using explosives, players must destroy enemies that are lurking within a computer.

AMI PC AST +1

Fortress Underground (Game)

31 December 1987

Fortress Underground is a sidescroller in which the player controls a chopper flying through an underground cave facing hostile cannons and units while avoiding a fuel shortage.

AMI A800 C64

Karate King (Game)

31 December 1987

An early fighting game from Anco for various home computers. It is very heavily based on other similar games of the era, such as International Karate.

AMI AST C16

Mission Against Terror (Game)

8 July 2011

Mission Against Terror (M.A.T.) is a free to play online FPS, developed by KingSoft and published by Wicked Interactive / Suba Games.

PC

Demolition (Game)

1 August 1987

A breakout game with 36 screens.

C64 C16

Bongo (Game)

1 July 1984

Bongo the Super Mouse vies for a princess' hand in marriage in this early platformer from Kingsoft and Anirog.

C64 SPEC V20 +1

Scrolling Walls (Game)

1 January 1988

AMI

Published Games

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Space Pilot II (Game)

31 December 1985

Kingsoft released this spacier sequel to Space Pilot in 1985.

C64

Emerald Mine (Game)

1 January 1987

A Boulder Dash clone with over 100 levels and a two-player option that was published by Kingsoft.

AMI C64 C16

Emerald Mine II (Game)

1 July 1988

The sequel to Kingsoft's exploratory puzzle/action game.

AMI C64

Emerald Mine 3: Professional (Game)

1 July 1990

Released only for the Amiga, Emerald Mine 3's levels were sourced from user-made stages created with Emerald Mine II's level editor.

AMI

Bug Bomber (Game)

31 December 1992

Using explosives, players must destroy enemies that are lurking within a computer.

AMI PC AST +1

Die Sage von Nietoom (Game)

1 January 1994

PC

Fortress Underground (Game)

31 December 1987

Fortress Underground is a sidescroller in which the player controls a chopper flying through an underground cave facing hostile cannons and units while avoiding a fuel shortage.

AMI A800 C64

The Hidden Below (Game)

Unknown Release

A private detective investigating a a case of industrial espionage encounters strange, mysterious creatures under an old factory. Take on this alien army alone and discover the deadly secret deep underground.

PC

Fire Galaxy (Game)

1 January 1983

Fire Galaxy is a horizontal shoot-'em-up for the Commodore VIC-20.

V20

Pot Panic (Game)

1 January 1991

Pot Panic is a game released in 1991 for Amiga, Commodore 64, and DOS.

AMI PC C64

Karate King (Game)

31 December 1987

An early fighting game from Anco for various home computers. It is very heavily based on other similar games of the era, such as International Karate.

AMI AST C16

City Defence (Game)

1 August 1987

An Missile Command clone for the Commodore Amiga.

AMI