Well, this is how the original looks. And frankly speaking to a degree it is masking the fact that the playfield is not really fullscreen. We’ve beein considering a custom panel etc with James but decided to stay as close to the original as possible.
Well, none of us is a plus/4 user so i guess we won't comment on what plus/4 users want/like/need. But if anybody is interested in driving he port forward - please get in touch with me. it shouldn't be very complicated. And if one wants to enhance the gfx - feel free. Although memory might be an issue.
Thank you for your kind comment. We hope that this game will be also a trigger and a good test-case for the emu developers to update the VDC support. Let us know what do you think after you take a closer look. Any speed improvement ideas (or any other) are always welcomed.
Thanks for the video and for your feedback. There are 2 files on the .d64 image. First one is the game, 2nd one ("AMAUROTE README") is the note with manual, story and credits. I hope it'll make things easier for those who couldn't find it.
I added the reference to Ste&John in the description together with the links to their twitter profiles. This way, even without running the game their names will be visible.
I'm not sure if i still have stamina to improve it. Maybe if the game develops a cult following :) Whittaker's music has it's merits. But it does not sound c64'ish and eats a lot of rastertime. + i love @randal-richards score :) But a cracking group is welcomed to release a "modded version" ;)
Of course they are credited. Just run the actual game :) They are there in the full glory as an authors (code & gfx). And i was in touch with Ste. But thank you for being vigilant :)
