Not at present, unfortunately. It would take some work to add an in-game sound page, and the soundtrack is not easily separated into different .mod files for playing outside the game. An archive of .mp3 files would be possible but an Amiga may struggle to play those.
Mostly C99 with my own game framework. There are little bits of assembler here and there to glue things together. The build chain is CMake based with asset conversion tools mostly in Python.
There is no code to skip levels. The game is a rougelite - all runs start from level 1 and are randomly generated so the play is different every time. If you find the start of the game too slow select HARD difficulty in the options, or try one of the other play modes.
The physical editions are v1.3.0 and don't really need the v1.3.1 update as it just fixes a couple of cosmetic bugs.
However, if you (or anyone else in the same situation) contact me directly with proof of purchase I will send you a key for a digital download on itch.io. Poly.Play are only responsible for the physical editions.
Update: Patch 1 for the WHDLoad archive has been uploaded. The game is unchanged but the loader has been updated to avoid an access fault warning reported on some systems.
The updates from v1.3.1 are already present in the physical editions, apart from two cosmetic issues that do not affect gameplay. The physical editions are v1.3.0.
You couldn't do separate movement and firing on the keyboard is the thing as the hardware can't detect enough simultaneous keypresses. One of the single joystick modes could probably be implemented though.
The early levels are quite easy, but there are many players who find them challenging to complete all the same. It's a balance.
However, if you start the game on Hard difficulty (a new option) it will be like starting on level 3 or 4 . Also try the new Survivor mode where the difficulty ramps up much faster. Or why not both at the same time?
