Blues Brothers, The

Great game this. Lots of fun. Great graphics. Sim Two player is a rarity. Got it free on a cover tape. Excellent!

A reasonable C64 Titus release for a change but no more; the scrolling is jerky and the graphics although well done in general do suffer from garish colour choices at times. The main issue is that the game is extraordinarily easy; i think i probably completed it on my second go as 12 / 13 YO back in the day.

I really don't understand a lot of the downvotes. This is a cracking game.
I remember they put it on a covertape (Commodore Force) at one point. Amazingly playable fun romp.

Has its technical faults as Roger Frames expertly points out but I thoroughly enjoyed this on its release and it is still enjoyable to play today.
Its definitely a bit on the easy side but I loved the main Blues Brother character sprites and the core puzzle, platform, exploration gameplay.
Easily Titus Software's best C64 game and a bit of a minor classic in my book.

The faults of this game have been well documented: the scrolling is jerky, the collision detection is loose, the music sounds thin, the color palette is overly vivid, etc. On top of that, the game is too easy. A time limit would have been welcome. That said, despite all these faults, the game remains fun to play, especially if you're into '90s-style platformers. The simultaneous two-player option is the icing on the cake.

Just playing this again and was actually taken aback with the three great Blues Brothers renditions! Still a fun game too!

Great game, just as much fun as the Amiga version. Only complaint is it's far too easy to beat.

I used to love playing the demo of this back in the early 90s. Played it recently though and didn't do a great deal for me. Still good though..

Good fun. Who cares about the ropey music & dodgy scrolling? Considering it's a Titus product, it's pretty good...

technically horrible, I agree that Amiga version is best. BAD scrolling in a C64??? This is totally inadmissible! And what the hell! Horrible soundtrack in our powerful SID chip?? Arg! really awful, very bad.

Great game! Only trouble is that it was too easy. Would be an even better game if it were more challenging.

The only movie where I do not walk away from when they are starting to sing or play music
A true cult classic and a killer soundtrack!!!

The game is not bad either.

I quite liked this platformer although the scrolling had a lot to be desired! I found myself somewhere off screen too many times and it always ended in losing energy! Still a competent enough platformer.

Way way waaaay to easy and short!

I agree with alex. It was better on Amiga.

This game kicks ass on Amiga though!

I got this on a covertape with a C64 mag and I'm glad about that - this game kept me entertained for quite a few long, boring evenings. My only complaint is that Jake and Elwood were in such a hurry all the time that the scrolling couldn't quite keep up with them. Maybe it was too easy too - it didn't take very long for me to complete the game - but I liked playing this so much I kept returning to it regularly.

C64-Version is not that great. I loved this game on the Amiga though. Especially two-player mode. Go dig out the AMIGA instead to play this game!

A good platformer game. Good graphics. Good sound. Good gameplay. Well worth downloading and playing.

A good try at a console-like platformer on the 64, and despite being quite pretty it's also a bit of a pushover.

What could have been an awesome platformer, is ruined by the jerky scroll and a non-existant difficulty level. I completed the game in my 5th attempt. And after completion, it is doubtfull whether you 'll come back.