Here we are with another rather impressive looking homebrew, and it's 'Zak McDruken Saves The Chickens' from RetroSouls Team for the ZX Spectrum. A game that not only has fantastic graphics while also having a clever use of color attributes, but it's also very enjoyable while also remaining a challenge as you try to solve some of the puzzles throughout each of the many levels. Certainly a game that's worthy of a feature, both on this website, and throughout twitter(x).
While RetroSouls has released many games such as GLUF, Old Tower and Alter Ego, one of the more unique games they released, was a game called Ringo. What made this game unique was the fact that it was one of the first games to use their new 'experimental graphics mode'. While I'm unsure about the technicalities of this new mode, you can at least see it being used yet again, in their latest game of 'Plyuk'. A new ZX Spectrum game also featured in Saberman's gameplay footage below.
If you've been following RetroSouls for awhile you would've known they have released games such as GLUF, Old Tower, Twinlight, Alter Ego, and even Tourmaline for the ZX Spectrum. Well today as thanks to a heads up via Facebook, we have been told that they have released a new game update for the NES as an arcade puzzler called 'Old Towers'. A challenging game in which you have traverse an ancient tower to collect all the treasure within. To coincide with this news, we've got some gameplay footage from the game as well as a small write up below the video.
RetroSouls have published many enjoyable games throughout the years, games such as GLUF, Old Tower, Twinlight, Alter Ego, and even Tourmaline for the ZX Spectrum. Well today thanks to a heads up by Saberman, he has told us that RetroSouls have released a brand new ZX Spectrum game called 'RINGO'. A game in which the creators have said it was made in an "experimental graphics mode". In light of this news, you can see how the game looks in this new gameplay playthrough by Saberman.
If you've been following RetroSouls, you would've known they have released high quality games such as GLUF, Old Tower, Twinlight, Alter Ego, and even Tiny Dungeons for the ZX Spectrum. Well today as thanks to a heads up via their Twitter page, they have announced a new(ish) game for the ZX Spectrum called ' Dice Legends '; A game which looks to be a turn based roguelike that was entered into the Gravedigger as the first prototype you can play right now. To coincide with this news, Saberman has done a gameplay video for you to watch below.
RetroSouls are certainly no strangers to many in the retro gaming scene, especially as they have released very enjoyable games such as GLUF, Old Tower, Twinlight, Alter Ego, and even Tourmaline for the ZX Spectrum. Well today after trawling through the latest Twitter updates, we have found out that the same people behind those awesome games, have now released their high quality ZX Spectrum game called 'Tiny Dungeons'; a game in which they say is a small roguelite experiment for the 128k speccy!
RetroSouls are certainly no strangers to many in the retro gaming scene, especially as they have released very enjoyable games such as GLUF, Old Tower, Twinlight, Alter Ego, and even Tourmaline for the ZX Spectrum. Well today after trawling through the latest Twitter updates, we have found out that the same people behind those awesome games, are now working on a high quality ZX Spectrum game called 'Tiny Dungeons'. To coincide with this news, you can view a very short graphical and music twitter teaser below.
We turn our attention away from all the Amiga and C64 news now, as we look towards the Sega Mega Drive for our retro fun, as RetroSouls has released their new game of 'GraviBots'; a very enjoyable puzzle platformer, in which you play as the latest model of the gravibot and must clear all the rooms of the old bots by using abandoned and forgotten gravitational traps after the folding of a research program.
In 2011 RetroSouls released the rather popular game of ' Alter Ego ' for the ZX Spectrum, a game which was later ported over to the NES, PC, Android and yes even the Amiga. However there was a system that this game would've been just as good on, and that was the Sega Mega Drive. Well today after an email by a good friend of ours, we've just learnt that RetroSouls has now released the Sega Mega Drive/Genesis version which has been Remastered and programmed with C language powered by SGDK.
