Kuma Software

Last Updated
September 5, 2026

Kuma Computers was a prolific British software house of the 1980s publishing across the ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, MSX and BBC/Tatung ranges, covering everything from games and utilities to programming languages and reference books. This archive reflects that breadth on the Tatung Einstein with 29 credited titles, including the Zen assembler/editor and its manual, Kuma's Forth implementation, the WDPro word processor and its manual, a general Database application, the Diskmate and Kuma Disc Utility tools, a Spreadsheet, Music Composer and Colour Fantasia, and games such as Millipede, Pakman, Tycoon & Pelmanism, Island of Artuan, Castle Quest & Quest and Bat Attack.

With this range and volume, Kuma Software stands as one of the most substantial third-party contributors to the Einstein's software library represented in this archive.

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