Rainbow Arts Software GmbH
Founded in 1984 in Gütersloh by Marc Alexander Ullrich and Thomas Meiertoberens, Rainbow Arts began as a German microcomputer software house that shifted into publishing and occasional in‑house development through the 1980s and 1990s. Based initially in Gütersloh and later associated with Düsseldorf and the Rushware/Softgold group, the company released numerous C64, Amiga and PC titles. Key people linked to its era include Ullrich and Meiertoberens and collaborators such as Chris Hülsbeck and Manfred Trenz. Notable releases attributed to the label include Katakis, Madness and the Z-Out/X-Out family of shooters. The game entries below, including versions and later rereleases grouped in this archive, span systems such as Amiga, Atari ST, Commodore 64, DOS, Amstrad CPC, Windows, ZX Spectrum, Arcade, Genesis, and Nintendo Switch.
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Volleyball Simulator
Amiga · Amstrad CPCReleased1988 5.5/10Volleyball Simulator is a focused, old-school sports game that puts the whole match on the court: six athletes per side, standard volleyball rules, and no distractions…Read more -

X-Out
Amiga · Amstrad CPCReleased1990 7.8/10X-Out plunges you into a high-octane, horizontally scrolling shoot-’em-up where the battleground isn’t the stars but the mysterious depths of the ocean. Each of its five…Read more -

Z-Out
Amiga · Atari STReleased1990 7.3/10Z-Out catapults you into a razor-sharp side-scrolling shoot ’em up that puts your piloting skills to the ultimate test. As the worthy successor to X-Out, you’ll…Read more -

Zeitgeist
PlayStation · WindowsReleased1996 5.6/10Launch into the heart of interstellar warfare with Zeitgeist, a high-octane 3D shooter that puts you in control of a sleek, futuristic fighter jet. From weaving…Read more
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