Showing posts with label Slightly Magic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Slightly Magic. Show all posts

Slightly Magic - The ZX Spectrum classic overhauled aims for a Steam Greenlight success


Some time back we featured ' Slightly Magic ', a nice little gem of a retro classic by Colin Jones that had received a make over and was released on July 2014 for PC, Mac and Linux. Originally a 1990's ZX Spectrum game which was highly regarded in the local Sinclair Magazines is now aiming for a Steam Greenlight success. Colin Jones who has done the game, with the original graphics by Chris Graham, and Allister Brimble re-mastered the original soundtrack, features the original art work and game play while resolving some of the original platform limitations.

Slightly Magic - The ZX Spectrum classic now available! (Desktops & Tablets)


Just recently we featured Slightly Magic, a nice little gem of a retro classic that was getting a make over due for release 7th July. Well that day is today and Slightly Magic is now available for download! This retro classic was highly regarded in the local Sinclair Magazines and as such Colin Jones has re-released it, featuring the original art work and game play and resolving some of the original platform limitations. If you're a big Dizzy fan, and like solving puzzles with spells then this retro gem is just the game for you! Slightly Magic is now available for Android, iOS, PC, Mac & Linux, so what are you waiting for, let's relive the golden age of 8-bit gaming!

Slightly Magic - The retro classic now available for pre-order! (PC,Mac,Linux)


Back in November of last year a new Kickstarter campaign was started for the revamp of the classic Sinclair title, Slightly Magic, however it wasn't meant to be. Originally this great classic was highly regarded in the local Sinclair magazines with ratings as high as 94%, yet for some reason the thought of a classic game featuring the original art work and game play and resolving some of the original platform limitations did not appeal to the gaming masses, and thus the Kickstarter failed by a rather large margin. Yet fast forward to today and some great news is on the horizon!