Epyx
United States Founded 1983
Epyx, Inc. was a video game developer and video game publisher active in the late 1970s and 1980s. The company was founded as Automated Simulations by Jim Connelley 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.
80
Total Games
69
Avg Rating
1980
First Release
2025
Latest Release
Top Genres
Sport 21Strategy 19Arcade 18Adventure 15Puzzle 12
Top Platforms
Commodore C64/128/MAX 50Apple II 33DOS 31Atari 8-bit 23Amstrad CPC 20
Highest Rated Title
Impossible Mission
84.6 / 100
Barbie
1984·C64
8.5Impossible Mission
1984·Wii, PSP, Apple][ +9
6.5Summer Games
1984·C64
The World's Greatest Baseball Game
1984·DOS, Apple][, C64
Chipwits
1984·Mac, Apple][, C64
Lunar Outpost
1984·C64
Robots of Dawn
1984·Apple][, C64
Breakdance
1984·C64
Hot Wheels
1984·C64
Silicon Warrior
1983·C64, Atari8bit
Gateway to Apshai
1983·C64, colecovision, Atari8bit
7.1Jumpman
1983·Wii, DOS, Apple][ +2
7.0Jumpman Junior
1983·C64, colecovision, Atari8bit
Oil Barons
1983·DOS, Apple][, C64
6.4Pitstop
1983·C64, colecovision, Atari8bit
Dragonriders of Pern
1983·C64, Atari8bit
Crypt of the Undead
1982·Apple][, Atari8bit
New World
1982·Apple][, TRS-80
PlatterMania
1982·Atari8bit
Armor Assault
1982·Atari8bit
Escape from Vulcan's Isle
1982·Atari8bit
The Nightmare
1982·Atari8bit
Sword of Fargoal
1982·PC, C64, vic-20
Monster Maze
1982·Atari8bit, vic-20
Alien Garden
1982·Atari8bit
King Arthur's Heir
1982·Atari8bit
Crush, Crumble and Chomp!
1981·DOS, Apple][, C64 +3
Ricochet
1981·Apple][, Atari8bit, vic-20 +1
5.9StarQuest: Rescue at Rigel
1980·DOS, Apple][, Atari8bit +3
7.8Rogue
1980·PC, Mac, DOS +9
Star Warrior
1980·DOS, Apple][, Atari8bit +1
Cascade
·Genesis/MegaDrive
