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There are three more reviews on YouTube, all are very positive on the game:

new Game old Flames
https://youtu.be/11EhZFZYGnk?si=JQNFKGCxhMSVX6UR

Bastich64
https://youtu.be/eURZS0YcvgQ?si=mUIE1hUIxR2OvrZ8

Harald Fraenkel
https://youtu.be/jSAMvBRC70Q?si=jtCw-55ghaooR9LH

BTW: if someone is interested in doing physical cartridges please contact me

I can try to make a Highscore saver on a disk, but I cannot promise. The memory is completely full… greets to  your family 

The game was featured in „New Game Old Flame“ Podcast: https://www.newgameoldflame.com/episodes/2024/57-take-some-mushrooms/

thank you presenting, I think I made the C64 version as much good playable as possible… the nasty border color bug is already solved

I have no U64 hardware, but someone from Forum64 reported he could use it up to 4 Mhz (should be compatible with C128 Turbomode)

Perfect, does it work with Turbo Mode from C128?

Have you tried the Version 1.0.1. It is reported that it should work with U64, in this case you can use the turbo mode I'm told

C128 optimized version is available!

Added support for C128 turbo mode... means much smoother gameplay

The community fixed version for Ultimate64 can be downloaded on this page... this is untested but reported to work. 

see above for a workaround 

it is easyflash only, but was tested with Ultima II a disk version is not possible due to the software design. 

The game is finished now: Orbix by fleischgemuese

Orbix now finished: Orbix by fleischgemuese

Will be available as preview in the ZZAP magazine as coverdisk... 

The game was deeply discussed in the Podcast "New game old flame": 51. Fuming brains - New Game Old Flame. Thank you for that

The game was deeply discussed in the Podcast "New game old flame": 51. Fuming brains - New Game Old Flame. Thank you for that

Already done, nice work...

Hello,

in order to honor your effort in creating such magazine, I will buy it on my own... Thank you. This is in the first issue right?

Andy

No animals are harmed for this video game

This is fixed in V1.0.5... 

Hello , for the Disk Version I used the Krill Fastloader. It should be compatible with all existing floppy drives. Normally if you disable fastloader it should work. The only adhoc solution if you can think of is to use the cartridge emulation (from the docs I see that it should have) . It is an older cartridge ( MagicDesk) version Fizz V1.0.1_CRT with missing entry levels … please let me know if this works and I could upgrade the CRT version

Thank you for reviewing my game!

Thank you for reviewing my game!

From The Zzap magazine, for the C64 version

From The Zzap magazine

It's a puzzle game...

Wow, thank you for the long play... glad to hear that you enjoyed it

would you like to make the Port? Best if you John the TRSE Turbo Rascal Group in Facebook. I would give you the details

The solution to the last level is in the trailer :)

thanks for reviewing my Game… funny to hear someone commending to Levels… 

The solution is in the trailer video :-)

Nope, this is part of the game design. If you stuck just press "del" and try again

Thank you for reviewing my game. Please note to look also to the later levels, the first 6-7 are tutorial. There is also a Two-Player Coop (Can also be played as single player) Regards

I will Post it in the FB Group, could interesting for others too

so my Game is out: https://fleischgemuese.Itch.io/fizz

Thank you for reviewing my Game. 

Please excuse my assembly skills, lda $0 is differnet than lda #$0... I embedded the sounds effects already in my game written in TRSE (Turbo Rascal) and now it works well. My game will be released soon and I would like to mention your tool in the credits if you don'nt mind. The game will be released as "FIZZ", I think also in itch.io.

I tried to call sound effects from assembler but no luck, it keeps silent.

* My game has disabled the kernal und the zeropages FD-FF is not used

* I exported the sound prg file to $e000

* In my program I set the volume to 15

* I called once: 

  lda $0   // effect

  ldy $0  // channel

  jsr $0e4a

* I used my own raster routine and called jsr $e2a9

Any idea?