Showing posts with label AMOS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label AMOS. Show all posts

Moon Cresta - A faithful recreation of an Arcade classic for the Amiga via Johnny Acevedo(Amiten Games)

The Commodore Amiga scene gets another addition, with the release of a performance recreation of the arcade classic, Moon Cresta. Developed by Johnny Acevedo under the Amiten Games banner, this "from-scratch" build serves as a free tribute to the 1980s Nichibutsu original and a salute to François Lionet, the creator of AMOS. Furthermore unlike many modern retro efforts, this project is not a code conversion or a simple port. Developer Johnny Acevedo meticulously reconstructed the game piece by piece to mirror the original arcade mechanics.

The Tale of Sir Galahad - An upcoming Amiga game originally inspired by Monty Python

An upcoming Commodore Amiga AMOS developed title, The Tale of Sir Galahad the Chaste, may well be getting a playable demo tease after a two-year solo development cycle by Empedocles. While the adventure platformer was originally inspired by the classic film Monty Python and the Holy Grail, the final narrative has shifted into a serious plot centered around Holy Grail mythology and Gnostic Christianity. Players take on the role of Sir Galahad to defeat Yaldabaoth, the malevolent deity ruling the realm. 

Hop To The Top - A new Easter game coded in AMOS for the Commodore Amiga

The games just keep on coming and more so Amiga ones, as Per-Ola Eriksson has contacted us about a rather lovely looking game called Hop To The Top that has been released for the Commodore Amiga by RobSmithDev. Developed in AMOS with the full coding shown via the Youtube video below, you play as a cute little bunny that must jump and eat many easter egg you can. The higher your bunny jumps, the higher your score. In light of this news, Per Ola Eriksson has also shown the game being played in his video provided.

Dark Angel - HOT AMIGA NEWS as the full version of Dark Angel is found and released!

Another HOT news story for all you fine Indie Retro News readers, as if you've ever played Another World or Flashback, then we've just been told you can now download the complete version of the Commodore Amiga game 'Dark Angel'; A game that was written using AMOS, released by Archoas Software back in 1995 as a PD game, and going by many in the community the only version they've ever been able to play is the demo... Well at least until now anyway!

Blask - First person shooter Amiga tech demo update


There's just no stopping us this morning, as after already mentioning the latest retro news, here's a new Amiga tech demo called 'Blask (eng. Shine?, Glow?, Glare?)', or as its previous name 'Alien Enemy: Dangerous Alien', which is a new improved demo with updated movements. To coincide with this news for what looks like a very early work in progress first person shooter, not only has Saberman done a gameplay video, but you can download the AMOS test version below!

Coco Banana - In development Amiga platformer with Dual Parallax!


Even more homebrew games to get through today as we've been informed that 'Coco Banana ', which is in development by AMITEN SOFTWARE for the Amiga, has since been shown off again but this time with in game footage. A game that had its recent appearance on Indie Retro News, is a platformer using AMOS software, and the main developer behind it is Johnny Acevedo

Coco Banana - A new Amiga scrolling platformer is in the works


Oh glorious news indeed as we've recently been informed thanks to Per-Ola Eriksson, that the Amiga is going to get a new game called 'Coco Banana ', which is still in development and the developers AMITEN SOFTWARE are looking for funding through donations. This game that is being developed using AMOS, is being worked on by a team of people, will be free and may well be shown off with a playable demo down the line.

PuzCat - The Amiga finally gets a new game!


For the last few months if not longer, I've been thinking to myself, we have all these C64 games and ZX Spectrum titles but we hardly get any Amstrad or Amiga. Thankfully just recently not only did we have an Amstrad release with Oceano, but now Mrs Beanbag has released 'PuzCat' for the Amiga. Developed in AMOS with an 8bit inspiration, the aim of this game while playing as a Cat is to eat all the mice in a level before moving onto the next through each exit door.