Beam Software
Later renamed Melbourne House, this was Australia's first game development and publishing studio. It was acquired by Krome Studios in 2006 to become Krome Studios Melbourne.
- Tracked products
- 62
- Release range
- 2013-2023
- Top genre
- Action
- Discounts live
- 0
All Beam Software Games
Showing 1-24 of 51 titles.
NOMAD Revisited
Rogue
Hellfire
Actua Soccer 2
Solar Flux
Horace Goes Skiing Revisited
Arcadia
Impossible Mission Revisited Remastered Edition
California Games (C64/DOS/Atari/Lynx/NES/SMS/Genesis)
Buggy
N₂O
Time Bandit
Actua Ice Hockey 2
Actua Tennis
Actua Ice Hockey
Hungry Horace Revisited
Mystic Midway: Rest in Pieces
Videopac Collection 1
Summer Games (Atari 2600/CPC/Master System/Spectrum)
The Horace Trilogy
Kid Chaos
My Name is Uncle Groucho You Win a Fat Cigar
Airball
Elland: The Crystal Wars
Battle Command
Match Day & International Match Day (C64/CPC/Spectrum)
Pud Pud in Weird World
3D Combat Zone
Mugsy & Mugsy's Revenge
Penetrator
Alchemist
Paws (CPC/Spectrum)
Castle of Terror
Percy the Potty Pigeon (C64/Spectrum)
Mutant Monty (C64/CPC/Spectrum)
Armageddon (C64/Spectrum)
N.O.M.A.D. (CPC/Spectrum)
Pimania
Terror-Daktil 4D
Jumping Jack
Cuthbert in the Jungle
Zzoom
Doc the Destroyer
Bear Bovver
Conjurer Andy's Repeatable Dungeon
Hades Nebula (C64/Spectrum)
Kikstart: Off-Road Simulator (C64/C128)
Tour de Force (CPC/Spectrum)
The Final Matrix (CPC/Spectrum)
Leatherneck
Major Motion
The Melbourne House Bundle
About Beam Software
Later renamed Melbourne House, this was Australia's first game development and publishing studio. It was acquired by Krome Studios in 2006 to become Krome Studios Melbourne.
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