Tag: Carleton Handley
Carleton Handley has announced that all his games, including the modern blockbusters Millie and Molly and Runn ‘n’ Gunn are now available as a free download over his itch.io page. These games were a huge success when released, but if you haven’t played them yet, here is your chance! Carleton is a Commodore 64 seasoned game developer who started his…
Bitmap Soft is excited to announce that the cassette and disk versions of the 2020 smash hit puzzle game Millie & Molly for the Commodore 64 are now available for pre-order from their online shop. VITNO featured Millie & Molly last month and having completed all 100 original game levels, we can reaffirm our original view that this is simply…
Carleton Handley is pleased to announce the availability of his new puzzle platform game, Millie & Molly for the Commodore 64. Featuring bright and vibrant graphics from Saul Cross and one of the most soothing and relaxing soundtracks to grace the C64 by Hasse Axelsson-Svala, the premise behind Millie & Molly is simple, eliminate all monsters on each of the…
Millie and Molly Meet Malicious Monsters is an upcoming Commodore 64 game by Carleton Handley (code), Saul Cross (graphics) and Hans Axelsson-Svala (music). In it’s early development the games title was temporarily named “Catrap (Pitman)”. Many Game Boy fans will be familiar. Catrap also known as Pitman in Japan, is a puzzle-platform game originally developed for the Sharp MZ-700 computer…
Nonogram puzzles seem to be all the rage at the moment and this is no different with the Commodore 64 gaming scene. Early this year, we saw NoNo Pixels submitted as an entrant to the RGCD 16K Cartridge Competition by Space Moguls and now talented coder Carleton Handley is all set to provide us C64 fans with a high quality…
Having had a busy week with their recent announcements that they will be handling the commercial publishing of Mars (C64) and ALPHARAY (Plus/4), Psytronik Software, in conjunction with RGCD has just confirmed that the nonogram puzzle game GRID PIX, developed by Carleton Handley, will be coming soon for the Commodore 64. For those not familiar with what a nonogram puzzle…
