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Hi, seen KainXavier's comment? And the Status ist still "In development". Is it?

First of all - I might actually play a PC version of the game (especially if looking as beautiful as your concepts do), but only if there is no 8-Bit version.

Secondly, the perspective.... I am not so sure. With the higher details visible in the PC version the inconsistency becomes more prevalent. Top Down map, side-view character. At least that's what I thought when first looking at it. It's not so obvious in the 8-bit version. And maybe it's also less of a problem when that's what... ahem... more mature players unconciously expect. Because that's the way it was and maybe had to be done since the beginning. Or let's say we are more inclined to tolerate such inconsistencies, because with 8-bit computers you have to compromise more often, don't you?

But anyhow - please keep working on the game eagerly awaiting updates!

Nice game, on the hard side, lot's of "bullets" on the screen simultaniously. You get a decent number of lives to start with, to compensate. And, I guess, the sharks keep their hits even if you loose a life, that's unusual but very welcome. 

So, again, impressive what you can do with S.E.U.C.K, but also impressive what Richard is once more able to get out of the old C64 SID.... I am listening to the tune the 5th time in a row without actually playing the game. This is magic.

You need to jump on top of the yellow box(es) first... the yellow is the ink that's missing I guess. Nice game!

Very fun game - almost too good for 4K. Fantastic!

Actually a really fun game. 80s vibes from the very start. At first controls seem somehow unresponsive, then too responsive, but are absolutely fine 5 minutes into the game. Didn't feel like it's 1984 again for a very looong time!

Coming back here from time to time its nice to see you are still working on the game and that things are still moving!

That's all right - only matters that you are still at it.

This looks hyper cool! I am reluctant to buy Parts 1 and 2 as long as Part 3 is not ready.... still undecided what to do.....ah, what the heck, "YOU CAN SLIDE UNDER SOME SHOTS AND ENEMIES" does it for me!

Soooo waiting for full version! Any guess/estimate of when that my be?

Terrific game, lots of fun. Currently at level 3.6, thought some levels were impossible, only to be able to get to the correct solution after all, but only just, and after a lot of thinking. Well worth a few bucks to support the developer.

No clue how to play this game. Dumb me :(

I am with Sparky-D.... while playing I used the doors less and less, simply playing the game more akin to Pac Man than Lady Tut. I never managed to hit the correct F-key for opening the right doors anyway. Otherwise (and still) a very nice game, slick programming and movement.

Ah, I see, but thank you nevertheless!

Trying to get the Dragon64 version to run in XRoar 1.4.2 - but either it doesn't start, or the main character is broken/garbled... any advice which file and/or commands to use? (unfortunately comments are disabled "there" - so sorry for posting "here").

Looking forward! There are a couple of very nice and quite colourful modern games for the Dragon -a pity programmers back in the day seem to have overlooked that possibility.

Wow, Jurl for the Dragon - excellent. I tried the demo... still some way to go I guess (but playable already).

One question: Why going black and white? I reckon low resolution with colours would fit Jurl? Just maybe?

Fun game, especially for the plattforms it runs on. Pretty hard (for me, at least) but you get better with every try - and that's what games should be like! Try Neutroid Reloaded as well!

Fun game, especially for the plattforms it runs on. Try Neutroid Reloaded as well!

Got this game some time ago directly from Nicholas. Excellent game, for that platform especially, but very fun to play anyway. Played his games Pipes and RallySG as well, equally recommended.

Nice little game, cute in a way. But what makes it brilliant is the use of Garry Kitchen's Game Maker. I tried to get anything useful out of it as a kid, failed of course, but today, 40 years on, for the first time ever, I played a game made with GKGM . Soooo happy, thanks guys!!!

P.S.: After playing for a few more rounds I will have to see what others have done with GKGM in the past 40 years.

Very nice, actually. When everything get's more and more hectic, this is a welcome break to focus and become calm.

Awsome presentation, on par with the best SEUCK games I'd say. But sooo hard to play - not sure but I think enemies (in normal mode*) take 5 to 10 hits to be destroyed (hard to count without dying). For old-school players like me who expect one-hit-kills (maybe two or more for special enemies), this is hard to get used to. It makes the game less "shoot-em-up" and more "avoid-em-all" - making it even more a test of memory than of reaction. 

*That said I discovered your easy mode - not easy at all I think, because of tight space in some areas, but now showing the fun and potential of the game. I paid (again) for the full version just to say thank you for the "easy" mode!

Just maybe advanced SEUCK would help bring more enemies onto the screen further reducing the need for multiple hits on enemies?

Whatever, great talent you displayed here!

If you have a PC you have an emu

Then is it final because it contains the 112 levels (still being called demo though), or is it final because you stopped development? A puzzle in itslef....

I can see what you mean, but I like the symmetrical mazes and I am enjoying playing Lady Pac. 10 out of 10!

Bytheway, showing the round you made it to in the high score list is a nice touch (don't know if it's standard I admit).

Cool game, well executed. Actually the idea behind it is so simple I wonder why nobody had it before (at least not that I know of). Two thumps up!
If only I was a better player... I didn't even finish level 4. Yet....

Hint: You might want to consider adding the tag C64 for increased awareness.

Wonderful interpretation of Pac-Man. One thing - when using any but shape 1 for the maze walls the maze colour starts brown instead of blue. Anyone alse notice this?

Amazing - though it needs a little time to figuere things out. Full version is a sure buy (and the prologoue is worth it, too)!

Actually I like the symmetrical mazes in RandomPac better... somehow the asymetrical mazes feel just a little awkward. But no worries, Lady Pac in NTCS speed is splendid as it is!

Excellent stuff - the NTSC Speed is a great addition! Could the "only symetrical levels" option be implemented as well? Would be awesome!

So cool what you can do in 10 lines - absolutely fantastic, love it! Only I won on first try, maybe the virus needs to spread a little faster?  Especially later in the game you can bulid Apex faster than the virus spreads. Any bytes left to have levels of spread-speed difficulty? Or more asteroids, maybe?

Edit: Or I have just been luky - failed on second (and third) try :)

It's not "just" a windows game. I would prefer a C64 version as well, but please respect what people are programming, regardless. Consider it the arcade version that someone has to port to the C64 ;-)

First I thought that this was a retro-style PC game. But it could BE a C64 game? Wow!!

Ha, I remember that! Totally forgotten, but I typed that in back then. Well, this is a walk down momory lane!

Found out about all your other C64 games just now - must have slipped me by because the AI generated teaser pics look so little 64er-style.

Bought them all now!

Is this conversation some kind of joke?

Bought! Even if the game itself could profit from advanced SEUCK features it is a stunning first try as it is, miles ahead of most other SEUCK games. Maybe Shoriontea can be encouraged to do a Version 2.

Wasn't sure about buying (well, VVVVVV is a classic and Super Hexagon *is* super cool, so everything else might be as well), but after the "overpriced" comment it was a no-brainer to buy. Thanks for making and sharing your games!

Wow!!! Looks incredible. It's still called "demo" yet.

Whohohow how very nice and playable! And just found out about all the other games you re-made. Wow, just Wow!