I remember depthcharge, played on the original cabinet a lot! This is a much improved version of that and works great as an arcade game. Maybe would have swapped out the 1 life for just running down the timer, as per the original, but otherwise great stuff. Visual style here is fantastic.
Your artwork is fantastic and love the horizontal aspect of the sequel here. Everyone loves an arcade shooter surely! With a few more levels this would be a contender for sure. Great work!
Fantastic tetris-esque game but with a twist. Great presentation , visuals and music. Perhaps the font on the title screen is a little hard on the eyes. Minor issue though, slick arcade style game. Great work!
One of my favourites in the jam. Great use of 3d, though the shaded version is a little hard to see, the wireframe gfx are fantastic and feel nice, retro and arcade like. Great work!
Really cool and can see this getting better and better with adjustments. Less bullet spongey aliens, along with more boss variety and this will be slick. Great job though.
Really cool and can see this getting better and better with adjustments. Less bullet spongey aliens, along with more boss variety and this will be slick. Great job though.
A great tech demo, perhaps more of a console vibe but the engine has great potential. Look forward to seeing a fully race ready demo in the future maybe!
Thank you for giving the game a go! Audio wise, while not 1:1 to arcade, it is fairly near. It is a project that can be improved, in particular slightly more refined player movement and camera mechanics. While updates have not been many in recent times, it will for sure see improvement in the future, when time allows.
Thank you for downloading and giving the game a spin!
The autorun mechanic was indeed part of the original game, so felt it best to incorporate it in the sequel. Furthermore, that particular mechanic has been fine tuned and will be far more responsive in the final commercial release, out very soon!
Updated both adf and lha archive, re-compiled with latest engine build. Same Gamejam version but should fix most, if not all, instability related bugs.
Hey there! Ahh, that doesn't sound good at all, archive seemed okay when I uploaded. Nevertheless, thank you for letting me know, will look at this tonight and recompile using the latest engine build, is far more stable now.
Yes, guilty as charged! Had started developing WBIII Monster Lair for Amiga AGA.
A lot of the game's base mechanics are done, all assets done, including a fantastic music score from JMD.
However, it is in a state of mild development hell. A combination of other projects taking a priority and some boss mechanics that are tricky to implement.
Its a slow burn but hopeful of continuing the project in the future.
Hello and thank you for your nice comments, am pleased you have been enjoying the game.
It is quite a challenge to create 2 distinct and separate control mechanics, so will need to find the right balance of purist and modern. They certainly needs a tiny bit more refinement I completely agree.
Apologies for the few silly bugs that exist in the latest build, I will patch these out as soon as time allows, it may be some weeks but it is on the list of things to do. I also want to improve the springboards as a priority, they do not function perfectly at present.
Another thing I am working on is the camera behavior, to behave more in line with the arcade version. It is quite time consuming but along with some bug fixes will try and activate this across the first 4 stages as a taster.
Wow! That is an exceptional video, perhaps the very best I have seen on this game, thank you so much for uploading. Kudos for your playthrough also, you are clearly very skilled at this, despite the many bugs!
I really do want and need to update this game, at least half the bugs I spotted in your run should not have been there at all. I released a minor update which seemed to have broke many things, huge apologies for that, though you show it will not prevent game completion at least.
The final secret levels I had promised to add and will surely do so in time, along with highscore entry and other minor improvements. At the time this was created my skills with Scorpion Engine were low, I think if I re-did this today I would hope to create a much better and polished version.
As a final note, a contentious issue was the player gravity and movement mechanics. They are far more forgiving than the original game, I did want to make it more accessible for the modern gamer, though again it could be a little more refined further still.
Ciao e grazie per i tuoi commenti! L'audio è ancora in fase di elaborazione, con l'audio su 3 tracce, spero di aggiungere effetti speciali solo in una build futura. Nel frattempo, puoi abbassare la musica usando i tasti più e meno sull'Amiga.
Hey there. Your Amiga will need 1MB chip and at least 1MB of other ram to run I'm sorry to say. Depending on rev number of the computer, you can mod your A500 to have more than 1/2 MB chip and 1/2 Fast. Sadly will not work on the A500 otherwise.
Thanks for your comments Hexaae. The player inertia is not as brutal as the arcade, this is to allow the casual player to see a chunk of the game without too much frustration! I do appreciate others want the original player movement so will look into the possibility.
There could at least be an update which will see the arcade style scrolling replicated far more authentically. Hopefully get round to implementing this soon.
You should be invincible right until the fairy leaves the screen, not sure what is happening there. Will test and add to the list if needed.
