Spectrum Computing

I haven't played it, but rather than generating a random number on demand to add an object, it always makes for fairer gameplay if a list of needed objects are randomly distributed to fixed places at the start of the game, then the game designed so that they can't be disposed of until they're used. Just like shuffling a pack of cards, rather than generating a playing card at random when dealt.

This one, from April, seems to have missed the updates:
The Revenge of Moriarty
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1480

mzx wrote: ↑Wed Jan 09, 2019 6:07 am The Malignant Gore (Sanctum Games)

Do we know the coder of this game?

Cheers

Great new version of the classic Bruce Lee:

https://highriser.itch.io/bruce-lee-rx

Spruced up graphics and it's still a joy to play.

Astro Blaster:
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1961

Thanks for the heads up chaps. I've neglected the initial games list post. I've added most of the missing ones, and need to sort out the links for many.

Some stats for the year so far (there will be a few games missing):

Total games: 68

By genre:

Action: 24
Adventure: 3
Management 2
Platform: 10
Puzzle: 4
Shmups: 7
Text Adv: 16
Utililty: 2

Not counting PAWS or QUILL, how many are made with game designers:

AGD: 18
SEUD: 3
MK1/2 3

And 11 games were 2019 entries for the ZX-Dev 2018 competition.

Thanks for th info, Dave! Hmm seems that the rythm of creation of new games has slowed down a little bit, although we are still missing Halloween and Xmas, two of the most prolific periods of time for new releases
However, I think the quality is still really high!

R-Tape wrote: ↑Tue Oct 22, 2019 1:13 pm Total games: 68

Forgot to mention that ^this^ number doesn't include the 20 games made by Bearsden Primary P6!

CaFe 2019 demoparty stuff:
https://events.retroscene.org/cafe2019

such a good entries

Recent new games:

Che-Man
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1963

Mage Rage
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1970

Rescate en Marte
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1985

2048
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1986

TuT-Tut (for ZX81)
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1988

Paintball 2048
viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1992

Quite a lot. But no Halloween themed game this year?

There'll be one more during the weekend. With something not far away from the halloween theme...

This is the second Nixy game and I must admit, it's somewhat brilliant:

https://www.bubblesoftgames.com/nixy-an ... ds-of-doom

I've had a quick play today and I'm struggling to get into the castle. I can see the key, but, work out how to bloody well get it

A platformer will appear somewhere...

Super Enquiry Simulator

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2069

Battle on Hoth (Empire Software MiA)

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=2071

GLAZX

https://eugenyn.itch.io/glazx





Detailed description under the link.

Ralf wrote: ↑Tue Dec 03, 2019 7:56 pm GLAZX

Detailed description under the link.

Is it this one, or has something changed? If the former, then it's already been added to the archive, but the author needs to be asked about file permissions.

Is it this one, or has something changed?

Oh, sorry. I've seen a recent post on another forum and believed without checking that it's absolutely fresh. Seems it isn't.
Please ignore my earlier post then.

No probs Ralf. The penalty for this malfeasance is that you have to post an amusing spectrum-based meme, this year or next, in Juan's thread

Dear all, here is my fifth game so far... "Moon and The Pirates", a MGA Mini Graphic Adventure for the Speccy 48k!

I hope you will have some time to play it in between those awesome games of the Yandex competition (that I am enjoying too!!). This is my last one for this year (the others were Rade Blunner 1 and 2, Birdy Cantabile and the first Mini Graphic Adventure game, Moon's Fandom Festival) but I'll try my best next year too!! Still a lot to learn and code better!

R-Tape: as always, please feel free to add it to the ZXDB

Guide & code here:
https://github.com/Iadvd/Retrocomputing ... ThePirates

Download here in English:
https://github.com/Iadvd/Retrocomputing ... en_ver.tap

Download here in Spanish:
https://github.com/Iadvd/Retrocomputing ... sp_ver.tap

This has been made with the same new graphic adventure engine of my own that I used for "Moon's Fandom Festival":

viewtopic.php?f=3&t=1212&p=25262#p25262

It works under MK1 (La Churrera ver. 1 of The Mojon Twins). Its name is MGA+MK1 (MGA comes from "Mini Graphic Adventure").

Enhancements of the motor has been done taking into account your comments about the previous game of Moon:

1. Now you can move not only left-right but up and down as well along the rooms (in this case a ship and an island!)

2. The objects appear easily when looking for them (I touched the probabilities so they appear more frequently). Now each room has one (and only one) specific object (that you must search).

3. It is possible to select between "autoscroll" or pressing space in the main menu to read the text of the conversations between Moon and the other characters.

Please let me know your thoughts if you play it. If you find bugs please let me know as well and I will fix them! By the way... if you find poorly written English (or poorly written pirate slang/lingo English), please let me know to fix it.

Some screen caps, hope you like it! Cheers!

Does anyone know if Lee Stevenson, author of "The hair-raising adventures of Mr-Hair" is this Lee Stevenson?

R-Tape wrote: ↑Sat Dec 21, 2019 7:43 am Does anyone know if Lee Stevenson, author of "The hair-raising adventures of Mr-Hair" is this Lee Stevenson?

No, not the same. Mr hair is Lee's first game, I can assure you that

Lafix 2:
https://simonsnake.itch.io/lafix-ii?fbc ... Fb_Hob_M2I

Tetris 2019
https://cs.speccy.cz/?scn=1

Space Sludge
https://bumfungaming.com/zx-shop/
https://bumfungaming.com/shop/zx-games/space-sludge/