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What a great job you have done with Arlo's map, Pavero.
Thank you very much for that art!

Minor bug fixed.
You can have a look at the devlog.

https://packobilly.itch.io/arlo/devlog

Ups.
I will have a look at it.
Thanks for letting me know.

Wow, man!!
I was just going to share it here now, and I see that you had already done it.
Thank you very much for sharing it, André!!!
A hug, man.

Thank you very much for sharing this game! I hope you enjoy it as much as I do making it. And… watch out, it explodes! Greetings!!

lovebug wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31, 2021 3:28 pm its a tough game , I cant get past level 2

There are some tricks to do it easier.
Anyway, Toku told me it was a walk in the country if you compare it to his danterrifik.
Thank so much for play it!!

https://packobilly.itch.io/somewhere-in-hell Hi. I share with you a new game about Zombies and such. I have to comment that it has been updated today, as a bug arose that escaped us all. I hope it has been fixed. Also, certain collisions are adjusted, as well as the difficulty of the scenes. I hope ...

Hi!!
Your first game in asm?
Woh, man!! Its a great game!
Keep on creating!
Cheers!

R-Tape wrote: ↑Thu Jun 04, 2020 1:33 pm Neattttt. The fat wizard graphic is a bit ropey, but the game is great. The 'jump stone' thing makes it really interesting.

Hahaha! Thank you so much, R-Type. I did it my best. Cheers!!

Thanks so much for share, Andre!!!
Hope you like it.

Nice years!!
I remember the first game I bought was Babaliba from Dinamic. I recevied It with a letter written by one of the Ruíz brothers.
And still got it. Those treasures that you love...

Hi.
In my opinión, you must have a very advanced knowledge of BASIC to do something like this. It happens like with Wudang and other games that you see and you find it hard to believe that it is pure Basic.
Congratulations to Beyker and co.

Well, it will have to be played before sentencing.

Locked in smallest-room. No way out!

RIP Mr. Conway.

I saw that video a while ago and I thought it was a shame. Also taking into account the cover made by the great Azpiri. I am very happy to know that it will finally come to fruition.

IMHO, we all have the old computers to load our favorite games from time to time. As for the Next, if we consider the possibility of using Wi-Fi, and uploading everything we have downloaded from the wonderful websites enabled for that case, I think it is a spectacular machine. And all this, without ...

Thanks so much, [mention]Mort[/mention]
Very interesting. From beginers to advanced!

Ralf wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2020 7:52 pm

By now, it is based on the original Toki. And it looks great.

Valley of Rains looks great.
It looks okay

Ha ha ha!!
Yes, it looks really great!

The amount of information you show at one time is overwhelming!

In the 1980s, copyright was not as strict, apparently...

Alessandro wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2020 9:44 am Well it's not a direct conversion, rather a reinterpretation made with the MK2 tool. But it's interesting nonetheless.

Really, Alessandro.
Quite interesting.
By now, it is based on the original Toki. And it looks great.

I just saw how the game is going so far on the Javi Ortíz channel.
Looks good.
Finally a Toki in speccy.
It is not said when it will be finished. Or did I miss it?
Waiting for it to spend a good time.
Hooray for Antonio!

I grew up playing games like Manic Miner, Abu Simbel, and ultimately all the devilishly difficult games from Dinamic. In terms of difficulty, your games are a piece of cake compared to anything by Dinamic! The first time I played Papyrus, it took about 99 lives to finish it, and doing it with 9 see...

Ast A. Moore wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2020 12:40 pm

R-Tape wrote: ↑Sat Apr 04, 2020 11:42 am (BTW can be downloaded at SC now).

Shouldn’t the entry say “Authored with: Arcade Game Designer”?

Yes, It should!
Thank you!

Thanks for the comments and for sharing. I grew up playing games like Manic Miner, Abu Simbel, and ultimately all the devilishly difficult games from Dinamic. Anyway, Wayne Coleman is nothing more than a prequel to the legendary Johnny Jones, whom I admired. So basically, Ast A. Moore, I think the A...