Developer Sveinacious-G with music by Greg Duddle has released Sabre Wulf Remastered for the Commodore 64, delivering a faithful yet enhanced port of Ultimate’s foundational ZX Spectrum hit. Celebrated for pioneering mechanics like an interconnected map and off-screen enemy tracking (wiki), the original game's blueprint has been meticulously preserved here. Players should note that this specific release is a standalone passion project and is completely distinct from the separate, upcoming remaster by the Genesis Project.
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Katabatia - C64 rogue-like announced 8+ years ago gets a release!
If you like C64 games and fancy something different compared to our usual announcements for this well loved retro computer, then you'll be pleased to know malcontent has finally released his awesome looking rogue-like game of ' Katabatia '; a C64 game that was originally started for the very first 16k cart compo, and now be downloaded either via the main forums or via Genesis Project's +4D release with an inclusive trainer.
Oubliette - A new Amiga top down dungeon crawler with a famous sprite!
Just as I was about to sit down and watch a damn fine movie, along comes another Amiga game that I just had to mention! This is ' Oubliette ' by James Wilkinson; a brand new Amiga game that has been in development for the last few weeks and has only since been uploaded to Aminet. According to the developer this game is an 8-bit randomised dungeon crawler with lots of sword slashing, fireballs and dragons, but more especially the main character is straight out of Zelda as Link!
Mining - Minimalistic Boulder Dash clone for the C64
Now that family time is over, it's time to get back to what I enjoying the most, and that is of course writing about retro games! So to start this Sunday evening off with some fun, Genesis Project with original supply by Hedning GP have trainer released ' Mining' for the C64; a minimilistic Boulder Dash clone originally released in the German magazine 64'er back in 1989.
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