Showing posts with label Completed Games. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Completed Games. Show all posts

Sunday, 29 April 2012

Gaslight



Gaslight is a Victorian / Steampunk puzzle game for Windows.

The aim of the game is to align all the pipes in the grid correctly, so that the gas flows to each outlet point (gaslamp) , providing light.
Features include:
20 levels, ranging from a 3 x 3 grid to a massive 22 x 10 grid.
Unlockable freeplay mode
Level progress automatically saved
Minimum Spec - no idea as my old 800mhz gave up the ghost!
Note: This game is Freeware and is supplied as is - the author bears no responsibility for any issues that may arise from running this software.
Download , approx 10MB

Friday, 13 November 2009

Spacy Vaders


A fairly straightforward remake of that ancient arcade classic "Space Invaders".

Written in Blitz Basic. As such you need a PC running a minimum of Win98 & DX7.

Tested on the following spec PC without issues: AMD 800mhz, 128MB RAM, 32MB 3D gfx card.

Note: This game is Freeware and is supplied as is - the author bears no responsibility for any issues that may arise from running this software.

Download , approx 800 kb

Thursday, 12 November 2009

Chompa


A remake of the seminal arcade classic, "Pacman". 25 levels of dot eating, ghost chasing lunacy.

Written in Blitz 3D. As such you need a PC running a minimum of Win98 & DX7.

Tested on the following spec PC without issues: AMD 800mhz, 128MB RAM, 32MB 3D gfx card.

Note: This game is Freeware and is supplied as is - the author bears no responsibility for any issues that may arise from running this software.

Download , approx 900 kb

Wednesday, 11 November 2009

Defence Command


A simple little game, basically a variant of the arcade classic "Missile Command".

Defend your cities against the waves of incoming missiles. Beware as each of your silos only has a limited amount of ammunition!

Mouse control.
 
Written in Blitz 3D. As such you need a PC running a minimum of Win98 & DX7.

Tested on the following spec PC without issues: AMD 800mhz, 128MB RAM, 32MB 3D gfx card.

Note: This game is Freeware and is supplied as is - the author bears no responsibility for any issues that may arise from running this software.

Download , approx 600 kb

Tuesday, 10 November 2009

Rocket Crazy


My entry for the Retro Remakes 2004 Competition.

A game inspired by the classic Automania by MikroGen (1985).

Aim of the game - collect the spaceship parts against the clock, and assemble it. 10 different craft to build.

Written in Blitz 3D. As such you need a PC running a minimum of Win98 & DX7.

Tested on the following spec PC without issues: AMD 800mhz, 128MB RAM, 32MB 3D gfx card.

Note: This game is Freeware and is supplied as is - the author bears no responsibility for any issues that may arise from running this software.

Download , approx 2 MB

Monday, 9 November 2009

Universal Hero


Remake of an old ZX Spectrum / C64 / Amstrad game from way back in 1986 by Xcel / Mastertronic.

This is a 2D platform game / arcade adventure set across 3 areas - an asteroid, a starship and a planet.

You have one hour to fix your starship & save the Universe!

Written in Blitz 3D. As such you need a PC running a minimum of Win98 & DX7.

Tested on the following spec PC without issues: AMD 800mhz, 128MB RAM, 32MB 3D gfx card.

Note: This game is Freeware and is supplied as is - the author bears no responsibility for any issues that may arise from running this software.

Download , approx 4 MB

Sunday, 8 November 2009

Chronos - A Tapestry of Time


Remake of an old ZX Spectrum shoot em up from 1987 by Mastertronic, and my entry for the Retro Remakes 2006 Competition (placed 9th of 76).

The story went something like this...

In the beginning when the universe was new, the Seven Ruling Lords did create their own races, and so Wodan created Man and Chronos created the Mystical Dimension Weavers, a powerful race of high intellect and integrity - or so it was thought.....

No one could have forseen how ambitious and treacherous the weavers would become and how they would scheme and plot against Chronos until they day came when they made their move and entrapped the helpless Chronos beyond the realms of existence as we know it, in another time dimesion. In desperation the remaining Lords sent forth their champions to defeat the Weavers and release the incarcerated Chronos.

This however has nothing to do with you, as the game is about firing groups of 8 consecutive pixels at much higher conglomerate groups of pixels in the hope of amassing a memorable score.

Written in Blitz 3D. As such you need a PC running a minimum of Win98 & DX7.

Tested on the following spec PC without issues: AMD 800mhz, 128MB RAM, 32MB 3D gfx card.

Note: This game is Freeware and is supplied as is - the author bears no responsibility for any issues that may arise from running this software.

Download , approx 4.5MB

Saturday, 7 November 2009

Locomotion


This is a remake of an old ZX Spectrum puzzle game from 1985 by Mastertronic.

Locomotion is a relatively simple "sliding block" type puzzle game.
Rearrange the tracks to form an unbroken path so your wayward engine can get back to the station safely. On the way collect track bonuses (blue) and avoid track hazards (red). You can pause each level for a maximum of 60 seconds - this will stop the train moving until you unpause or the timer runs out.

Written in Blitz 3D. As such you need a PC running a minimum of Win98 & DX7.

Tested on the following spec PC without issues: AMD 800mhz, 128MB RAM, 32MB 3D gfx card.

Note: This game is Freeware and is supplied as is - the author bears no responsibility for any issues that may arise from running this software.

Download , approx 1.5MB

Friday, 6 November 2009

Confluence


This is a sort of remake of a web game I found, using the demo version of GL Basic.

The concept is pretty simple, try to remove as many blocks as possible.

Made with the demo of GL Basic, so it will time out after 5 mins, but youll probably be bored of it by then anyway.

Note: This game is Freeware and is supplied as is - the author bears no responsibility for any issues that may arise from running this software.

Download , approx 5ookb

Thursday, 5 November 2009

Pi There!


An appropriate first post i think.

This is a remake of the old ZX Spectrum game of the same name, originally written in 1985 by Chris Edwards and Gavin Wade, and published under the Automata name.

The aim of the game is simple - change the colour of the blocks on each level while avoiding the various roaming nasties and getting zapped by the Eye of Pi.

Written in Blitz 3D. As such you need a PC running a minimum of Win98 & DX7.


Note: This game is Freeware and is supplied as is - the author bears no responsibility for any issues that may arise from running this software.

Download , approx 5MB