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pages blog about .dev games reviews magazine contact us shop monday, 12 march 2018 yoomp! 64 - arriving soon from & psytronik way back at the end of 2007 - back when was still a disc-based magazine - i reviewed an atari xe/xl game called yoomp! , a game that i was asked not to describe as “trailblazer in a tube” (which in fact, it pretty much is). truthfully though, yoomp! is in fact a 3d reinterpretation of a atari 8-bit game called 'jump' by d. johannsen, originally released back in 1986 - which is coincidentally the same year as the aforementioned trailblazer. anyway, to cut a long story short, we championed the game back in 2007, awarding it 5/5. you can read the full review here . as to be expected, discussions of porting the game to other platforms popped up across various forums and irc groups, but at the time yoomp! was generally considered to be a game that would be impossible (or at least incredibly difficult) to convert over to the commodore 64. fast forward to 2016, and zbigniew ‘ zbych ’ ross (joined by mch ) took it upon themselves to achieve the near-impossible task of creating yoomp! 64 - a game that together with psytronik will be releasing in the next few weeks on cartridge, disk and as a ‘pay-what-you-want’ download. zbigniew’s port (as briefly mentioned in the previous issue of vandalism news ) shows off what a capable beast the humble commodore 64 really is, with 23 levels of increasing difficulty, smooth rhythm-synchronized gameplay and some bassbin-rocking new sid tracks from mch. as with the original atari 8-bit version (and indeed ‘jump’ before it), in the opening stages you are gently introduced to the different tile and bonus types - including jumps, holes, teleports, tunnel stop and start, increase and decrease brightness, lightning and screen-shake - and of course the occasional extra life and long jump pick-ups. passwords are earned as you progress, and you’ll need them too - the game gets pretty brutal near the end! the main hold up on our end was of course the family issues i had last year, but the end is finally in sight - all the material on my end has been ordered and i’ll be putting together the itch.io page later this week, with the packaging going to the photographers soon after. one aspect out of my control was a delay in the cover art - a situation that interestingly resulted in the game receiving two finished cover designs/illustrations that arrived within the same week earlier this year! with both ilija’s and tommes’ submissions being of excellent quality (as seen above), in the end we decided to use them both (with ilija’s homage to the original artwork as a poster, and tommes as the cover). there will be more news soon, but for now check out the awesome game play video below! and turn up the speakers loud :) posted by james monkman 0 comments email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest topics: c64 , projects , retro homebrew friday, 2 february 2018 planet golf available (again) on cartridge! plus the space lords are back! as with our recently released luftrauserz cartridge, a brief tweet was all it took for the first batch of new cartridge versions of antiono savona's sizzler award-winning planet golf to immediately go out of stock again! to make matters worse, i ran out of boxes to package the game in as well - so it's taken until today to restock the game again. but the good news is that the game is finally available to buy again! pop over to our online store and grab yours today :) planet golf is a stunning 2d golf simulation that takes place across 99 levels on 5 different planets in the solar system, each with its own realistic physics, unique terrain and devious obstacles and enemies! packed with innovative touches, flawless presentation, superb sampled speech, effects and humourous touches this is an unmissable release for c64 gamers! planet golf is a psytronik & production. for full details on the game, please check out the official press kit here . in addition to this, we've been continuing to work away behind the scenes on reissuing some of our long-out-of-stock releases, and this week i'm proud to say that p1x3l.net 's awesome multiplayer party game space lords has returned to our store with a new cover, english/german manual and cartridge label! initially released as one of the higher scoring entries in 2011's c64 16kb cartridge competition , alex, retrofan and taxim from p1x3l.net are proud to present the 'centaurus' version of the game on a 16kb cartridge courtesy of , complete with a space-freighter load of aesthetic and gameplay improvements over the previous andromeda and andromeda ii builds. full details on the game can be found in our all-new press kit :) you can grab a free download of space lords (centaurus) from our itch.io page here , and buy the cartridge from our store here . posted by james monkman 0 comments email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest topics: c64 , projects , retro homebrew continued progress & new game releases from psytronik hey all, it's been a busy week here at . we've been busy working on fixing various bugs that our steam beta test of pan-dimensional conga combat has thrown up, jamie has started playing around with various unfinished projects and i've been cramming in the hours finalising stuff for our upcoming c64 cartridge releases of yoomp! 64, m.a.h., argus and aviator arcade ii - all of which deserve a blog post of their own (coming soon!) oh! and jamie and i gave a talk about game development to a group of students last week at exeter's royal albert memorial museum - so yeah, busy! however, big news this week in the c64 scene comes courtesy of our friends over at psytronik ; they've only gone and released not one, but two massive and long-awaited metroidvania style games! make sure to check out pains 'n' aches and steel ranger over at their itch.io site. both games are available to purchase as a download now, with physical releases from psytronik coming soon... and in answer to the oft-asked question, nope, there are not currently any plans for cartridge releases of these. i've been meaning to write a piece about how the c64 games scene has evolved over the past couple of years, but i don't have time for that right now. however, kenz and i (james) are still good mates and will continue to collaborate on co-releases, but with the level of recent investment psytronik has made in their new product range kenz has explained that he needs to keep some games exclusively 'psytronik' - similarly how we have also operated in the past with some of our games being exclusive to cartridge. things may change further down the line, but for now the only 'confirmed' psy/ collaborations we have planned for 2018 are yoomp! 64, argus, platman worlds, aviator arcade ii, soulless 2 and black star. more news on these projects soon - in the meantime grab that competition pro and throw your dollars at itch.io :) posted by james monkman 0 comments email this blogthis! share to twitter share to facebook share to pinterest topics: c64 , project , retro homebrew monday, 29 january 2018 pan-dimensional conga combat (finally) submitted to steam - hopefully out next month! so, it's been a while since we discussed pan-dimensional conga combat here, hasn't it? if i'm completely honest, part of the reason that updating the game for steam has taken so long was due to a severe lack of motivation following the initial release. despite a positive outreach campaign on twitter and a really great write-up on eurogamer , we're still only at about 25% of the way to breaking even (being sold on both gamejolt and itch.io ). around the time we launched conga back in 2016, our greenlight page for the game had also stalled at just over 1000 views and was sat at around 33% to the top 100 with only 700 or so votes - a record low for . all of this combined had jamie and i feeling pretty down in the dumps. then, after months and m

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