Category: Computers

Pizza Express – Fast Paced Restaurant Simulation Greenlit by the Community!

Pizza Express is a fast-paced restaurant simulation for Windows, developed by one-man studio Onni Interactive, where you’ll join the laborious Gastone and her wreckless friend Lucky in a tasty adventure which will bring you from zero to hero. Manage every aspect of your restaurant and make it become the best eatery in town. You’ll have to use all your wits,…

The Story of Commodore 64 in Pixels – Chris Wilkins New Kickstarter Live Now!

The Story of Commodore 64 in Pixels by Chris Wilkins, is a new Kickstarter Project that is Live as of today! The Book will feature 25+ Memoirs from the programmers, musicians and artists who made these games part of our childhood. Featuring new photography of the C64 range of computers and hardware. Art from Zzap! 64, including Oliver Fray’s amazing…

Hackersoft/CiA Exclusive release! TANIUM+27D

TANIUM+27D crazy trainer hack is the standard game of Tanium by Players but with additional 27 in-game features that have been added by Hackersoft. The GameIt has been six years since you took on the alien fleet single handed, obliterating their asteroid bases, turning their motherships into expanding clouds of vapour, grabbing those pieces of extra hardware for your trusty…

Jam It – 2-on-2 Basketball for Commodore 64 Now Available to Buy!

Back in early April we reported about an upcoming C64 basketball game by Throwback Games titled Jam It. The game has been released today and you can purchase it for the humble sum of just $2.99 USD (or more). Jam It will be also soon be available on cartidge, disk & tape from Psytronik and RGCD (release date to be announced)Jam…

Poncho, Multiple Dimensions Open World Puzzle Platformer!

A Platformer like nothing seen before, explore this open-world puzzler in layer based gameplay. Waking up in a post apocalyptic world of overgrown ruins filled with life, a robot named Poncho begins a journey to find his Maker. Humanity has been extinct for centuries, leaving their robotic creations behind to fend for themselves. These robots have formed tribes and communities…

Slipstream – 80's Retro Racing Heads for Steam Greenlight

What is Slipstream? Slipstream is an arcade-style checkpoint racing game. You drive across 15 different tracks and race against the clock to get to the finish line, while avoiding the traffic and obstacles along the way. At the end of each track, the road splits in two different paths, allowing players to choose their next destination. The game takes place…

Claudia Zoom Edition by Benediction – Amstrad CPC

Stimulated by the release of the last version of iMPdraw, Eliot gives you a present today: the last version of his Claudia Converter – Special Zoom edition! We may hope that each tool will take benefits from the other. To speak about it, rendez-vous in this thread. News Source: http://pushnpop.net

Faerie Fantasy Platformer – Demo Now Available!

It had been 100 years since The Eradicator had been… well… eradicated, and the land of Faerie thought that it knew peace once more. But then the spirits began to creep across the nether of the realms. Driven mad by the peculiarity of the world that they found themselves in, they became hostile and violent. A group of fairies sought…

SD Card Interface for the Amiga!

Fernando Pena, known as “ferix” on English Amiga Board has posted some updates in his project to create a SD Card interface for the Amiga. There are some videos showing the card working, and it looks pretty amazing. Although we already have the option to buy GOTEK drives for the Amiga, having an SD Card interface is very appealing, and…

Gamasutra talks to 'Retro City Rampage' developer about his MS-DOS version of the game

We had reported here about the MS-DOS port of Retro City Rampage. The game made its way to all major platforms since 2012, and now the developer wants to release it for MS-DOS, preferable using floppy disks!. Gamasutra sat with Brian and talked about his project. Right, but this was something I wanted to do years and years ago (…)…