List of ColecoVision games

This is a list of games for the ColecoVision video game console. In total, the following games are known to exist:

• 129^[a] U.S. releases
• 1 U.S. very limited release
• 7^[b] foreign/Canadian releases
• 9^[c] TeleGames exclusive releases
• 22 prototype and unreleased games

Two game cartridges by Coleco: BurgerTime (left) and Gorf

See Lists of video games for related lists.

Official

U.S.

The following 129^[d] games were released on the U.S. market:

Title	Released	Genre	Developer	Publisher	Notes
2010: The Graphic Action Game	1984	Puzzle		Coleco[1]	Includes overlays for hand controllers.[2]
Alphabet Zoo	1984	Educational		Spinnaker Software
Antarctic Adventure	1984	Racing, platform		Coleco
Aquattack	1984	Side-scrolling shooter		Interphase
Artillery Duel	1983	Strategy	Action Graphics[3]	Xonox	Also as double-ender cartridge with Chuck Norris Superkicks.
B.C.'s Quest for Tires	1983	Action	Sydney Development Corporation[4]	Sierra
B.C. II: Grog's Revenge	1984	Action	Sydney Development Corporation[4]	Sierra
Beamrider	1983	Fixed shooter	Action Graphics[3]	Activision	[5]
Blockade Runner	1984	First-person shooter		Interphase
Brain Strainers	1984	Educational, Music		Coleco
Buck Rogers: Planet of Zoom	1983	First-person shooter[6]		Coleco
Bump 'n' Jump	1984	Racing	Mattel Electronics (Nice Ideas)[3]	Coleco	Optionally supports Expansion Module #2 (steering wheel)
BurgerTime	1984	Platform	Mattel Electronics (Nice Ideas)[3]	Coleco	[5]
Cabbage Patch Kids: Adventures in the Park	1984	Action		Coleco
Cabbage Patch Kids Picture Show	1984	Educational		Coleco	Includes overlays for hand controllers
Campaign '84	1983	Strategy	Video Software Specialists[3]	Sunrise Software
Carnival	1982	Fixed shooter		Coleco
Centipede	1983	Fixed shooter	Atari	Atarisoft
Choplifter!	1984	Shooter		Coleco
Chuck Norris Superkicks	1983	Action	Video Software Specialists[3]	Xonox	Also as double-ender with Artillery Duel.
Congo Bongo	1984	Isometric platform		Coleco
Cosmic Avenger	1982	Side-scrolling shooter	Gordon Martin & Associates[3]	Coleco
The Dam Busters	1984	Combat flight simulation game	Sydney Development Corporation[4]	Coleco	Includes overlays for hand controllers.
Dance Fantasy	1984	Dancing simulator	WCI Labs (Atari)[3]	Fisher-Price
Decathlon	1983	Sports	Action Graphics[3]	Activision
Defender	1983	Side-scrolling shooter	Atari	Atarisoft
Destructor	1984	Action		Coleco	Expansion Module #2 (steering wheel) required
Donkey Kong	1982	Platform		Coleco	Standard "in-the-box" title, included with console
Donkey Kong Jr.	1983	Platform		Coleco
Dr. Seuss' Fix-Up the Mix-Up Puzzler	1984	Puzzle		Coleco	Includes overlays for hand controllers.
Dragonfire	1984	Action	Imagic	Imagic
The Dukes of Hazzard	1984	Racing		Coleco	Expansion Module #2 (steering wheel) required
Facemaker	1983	Educational		Spinnaker Software	Includes overlays for hand controllers. A smaller box variant was also released with the name "Make-A-Face".
Fathom	1983	Action, adventure	Imagic	Imagic
Flipper Slipper	1983	Pinball		Spectravideo International
Fortune Builder	1984	Strategy		Coleco	Includes overlays for hand controllers.
Fraction Fever	1983	Educational		Spinnaker Software
Frantic Freddy	1983	Fixed shooter		Spectravideo International
Frenzy	1983	Multi-directional shooter	Davis & Nussrallah & Associates[3]	Coleco
Frogger	1983	Overhead view action	James Wickstead Design Associates[3]	Parker Brothers
Frogger II: ThreeeDeep!	1984	Overhead view action		Parker Brothers
Front Line	1983	Run and gun	Nuvatec[3]	Coleco	Includes overlays for Super Action Controllers.
Galaxian	1983	Fixed shooter	Atari	Atarisoft
Gateway to Apshai	1984	Action-adventure		Epyx
Gorf	1983	Fixed shooter	Nuvatec[3]	Coleco
Gust Buster	1983	Action	Video Software Specialists[3]	Sunrise Software
Gyruss	1984	Fixed shooter		Parker Brothers
H.E.R.O.	1984	Action	The Softworks[3]	Activision
The Heist	1983	Scrolling platform	Mike Livesay[7]	Micro Fun
Illusions	1984	Puzzle	Mattel Electronics (Nice Ideas)[3]	Coleco
It's Only Rock 'N Roll	1984	Business simulator	Emag Software & Engineering[3]	Xonox
James Bond 007	1984	Platform	On-Time Software[3]	Parker Brothers
Jukebox	1984	Educational		Spinnaker Software
Jumpman Junior	1984	Platform, puzzle		Epyx
Jungle Hunt	1984	Side scroller	Atari	Atarisoft
Ken Uston Blackjack/Poker	1983	Gambling		Coleco	Includes overlays for hand controllers.
Keystone Kapers	1984	Platform	Sydney Software	Activision	[5]
Lady Bug	1982	Maze	Nuvatec[3]	Coleco
Learning with Leeper	1984	Educational		Sierra
Linking Logic	1984	Educational, action, puzzle		Fisher-Price
Logic Levels	1984	Educational, action, puzzle		Fisher-Price
Looping	1983	Side-scrolling shooter	Nuvatec[3]	Coleco
Memory Manor	1984	Board game		Fisher-Price
Miner 2049er	1983	Platform	Mike Livesay[7]	Micro Fun
Monkey Academy	1984	Educational, math, platform		Coleco
Montezuma's Revenge	1984	Platform		Parker Brothers
Moonsweeper	1983	Fixed shooter	Imagic	Imagic	[5]
Motocross Racer	1984	Racing	Video Software Specialists[3]	Xonox	Also as double-ender cartridge with Tomarc the Barbarian
Mountain King	1984	Platform	Video Software Specialists[3]	Sunrise Software
Mouse Trap	1982	Maze		Coleco	Includes overlays for hand controllers.
Mr. Do!	1983	Maze		Coleco
Mr. Do!'s Castle	1984	Platform, puzzle		Parker Brothers
Nova Blast	1983	Side-scrolling shooter	Imagic	Imagic
Oil's Well	1984	Maze		Sierra
Omega Race	1983	Fixed shooter		Coleco
One on One Basketball	1984	Sports		Micro Fun
Pepper II	1983	Maze	4D Interactive Systems[3]	Coleco
Pitfall!	1983	Platform	Action Graphics[3]	Activision
Pitfall II: Lost Caverns	1984	Platform		Activision
Pitstop	1983	Racing	Action Graphics[3]	Epyx	Optionally supports Expansion Module #2 (steering wheel). Released in two different cartridge shapes.
Popeye	1983	Platform		Parker Brothers
Q*bert	1983	Action, puzzle	Adrenalin Entertainment[3]	Parker Brothers
Q*bert's Qubes	1984	Action, puzzle	James Wickstead Design Associates[3]	Parker Brothers
Quest for Quintana Roo	1983	Action, adventure	Video Software Specialists[3]	Sunrise Software
River Raid	1984	Scrolling shooter	Sydney Development Corporation[4]	Activision	[5]
Robin Hood	1984	Action, adventure	Computer Magic[3]	Xonox	Also as double-ender cartridge with Sir Lancelot
Roc'n Rope	1984	Platform	Gordon Martin & Associates[3]	Coleco
Rocky Super Action Boxing	1983	Fighting	Action Graphics[3]	Coleco	Includes overlays for Super Action Controllers.
Rolloverture	1983	Educational, music	Video Software Specialists[3]	Sunrise Software
Sammy Lightfoot	1983	Platform		Sierra
Sector Alpha	1983	First-person shooter		Spectravideo International
Sewer Sam	1984	Action, adventure		Interphase
Sir Lancelot	1983	Action	Video SOftware Specialists[3]	Xonox	Also as double-ender with Robin Hood
Slither	1983	Fixed shooter	Nuvatec[3]	Coleco	Bundled with Coleco's Roller Controller which is required to play.
Slurpy	1984	Action	Emag Software & Engineering[3]	Xonox
Smurf Paint 'n' Play Workshop	1984	Education	Innoventions[3]	Coleco	Includes overlays for hand controllers.
Smurf: Rescue in Gargamel's Castle	1982	Platform		Coleco	Released as Schtroumpf or Putifu in other languages.
Space Fury	1983	Shooter		Coleco
Space Panic	1983	Platform		Coleco
Spectron	1983	Fixed shooter		Spectravideo International
Spy Hunter	1984	Car combat	4D Interactive Systems[3]	Coleco	Includes overlays for hand controllers and Super Action Controllers.
Squish 'Em Featuring Sam	1983	Climbing platform		Interphase
Star Trek: Strategic Operations Simulator	1984	Space combat simulation		Coleco	Includes overlays for Super Action Controllers.
Star Wars: The Arcade Game	1984	Rail shooter		Parker Brothers
SubRoc	1983	Action	4D Interactive Systems[3]	Coleco
Super Action Baseball	1983	Sports	Gordon Martin & Associates[3]	Coleco	Came bundled with the Super Action Controller Set, a set of two joysticks, and overlays.
Super Action Football	1984	Sports	Davis & Nussrallah & Associates[3]	Coleco	Includes overlays for Super Action Controllers.
Super Cobra	1983	Scrolling shooter		Parker Brothers
Super Crossforce	1983	Fixed shooter		Spectravideo International
Super Sketch	1984	Doodling		Practical Peripherals	Comes with Super Sketch Pad controller.
Tapper	1984	Action		Coleco	Also known as Root Beer Tapper
Tarzan	1984	Action, adventure	4D Interactive Systems[3]	Coleco
Telly Turtle	1984	Educational		Coleco	Learn the basics of Logo language computer programming.
Threshold	1983	Fixed shooter		Sierra
Time Pilot	1983	Multi-directional shooter	Nuvatec[3]	Coleco
Tomarc the Barbarian	1984	Action, adventure		Xonox	Also as double-ender cartridge with Motocross Racer
Tournament Tennis	1984	Sports	Imagic	Imagic
Turbo	1982	Racing	Nuvatec[3]	Coleco	Comes with the Expansion Module #2, a steering wheel (required to play).
Tutankham	1983	Maze, shooter		Parker Brothers
Up'n Down	1984	Racing, maze	On-Time Software[3]	Sega
Venture	1982	Action		Coleco
Victory	1983	Side-scrolling shooter	Nuvatec[3]	Coleco	Roller Controller required; uses all four action buttons
WarGames	1984	Strategy		Coleco	Includes overlays for hand controllers.
War Room	1983	Fixed shooter, strategy		Probe 2000	Includes an overlay for a hand controller.
Wing War	1983	Side scrolling shooter	Imagic	Imagic
The Wizard of Id's Wiz Math	1984	Educational, action	Sydney Development Corporation[4]	Sierra
Word Feud	1984	Word puzzle	Emag Software & Engineering[3]	Xonox
Zaxxon	1982	Isometric shooter	4D Interactive Systems[3]	Coleco
Zenji	1984	Puzzle	Action Graphics[3]	Activision

U.S. limited release

The following game received a very limited release in the US:

Title	Released	Genre	Developer	Publisher	Notes
The Cat Scheduled Oil Sampling Game	1983	Action, simulation	Nuvatec	Caterpillar Inc	Not sold commercially. Given to Caterpillar dealerships to support the S.O.S. program. The customers played it while waiting in the lobby.[8]

Non-US

The following games were exclusively released in non-US markets:

Title	Released	Genre	Developer	Publisher	Notes
Cosmic Crisis	1983	Platform[6]		Bit Corp.	Europe
Energy Quizz		Education	Sydney Development Corporation		Energy, Mines, and Resources Canada
Evolution	1983	Action	Sydney Development Corporation[4]	Coleco of Canada	Canada
Meteoric Shower	1983	Fixed shooter		Bit Corp.	Europe
Super Action Football	1984	Sports		CBS Electronics	Not same as U.S. game with same name. This is a soccer simulation.
Strike It!	1983	Breakout clone		Bit Corp.	Europe
Tank Wars	1983	Maze, shooter		Bit Corp.	Europe

Dina / Telegames

Dina is a clone of both the ColecoVision and the Sega SG-1000 consoles, with one cartridge slot for each platform, and came bundled with the game Meteoric Shower, which was built into the system. It was later sold in the United States by Telegames as the Telegames Personal Arcade.

The following games were in the ColecoVision format:

Title	Released	Genre	Developer	Publisher	Notes
Alcazar: The Forgotten Fortress	1985	Action, adventure[6]	Cheshire Engineering	Telegames	Developed by Tom Loughry for Activision.[9] Exclusive to Telegames.
Amazing Bumpman	1986	Education, maze	Video Software Specialists[3]	Telegames	Exclusive to Telegames.
Boulder Dash	1984	Maze	Micro Lab	Telegames	Developed for Micro Fun. Exclusive to Telegames.
Cosmic Crisis	1986	Platform		Telegames	Same as foreign game by Bit Corp.
Kung Fu Superkicks		Side-scrolling combat	Video Software Specialists[3]	Telegames	Sames as Chuck Norris Superkicks by Xonox.
Rock 'N Bolt	1984	Action puzzle	Action Graphics[3]	Telegames	Developed for Activision. Exclusive to Telegames.
Skiing	1986	Sports		Telegames	Exclusive to Telegames.
Strike It!	1986	Breakout clone		Telegames	Same as foreign game by Bit Corp.
Tank Wars	1986	Maze shooter		Telegames	Same as foreign game by Bit Corp.

Unreleased prototypes

• Dig Dug (Atarisoft)^[10]
• PAC-MAN (Atarisoft)^[11]

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