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I like a lot of the 2d games. Your brawlers, shmups, platformers and run and guns. Not too sure on that new Metal Slug game I've seen and I love the Metal Slug series. This one is really nice to see on the Amiga. I'm actually liking the look of that Vengeance Hunters too which is on the NeoGeo and think it's coming to Steam.

It's keyboard controls. I suck at it

From the excellent Duimon collection - github.com/Duimon/Retroarch-Overlays I use the No Curvature overlays

It's a classic and nice to have now for the Amiga. Not that there isn't some good versions out there already Kevin Gallagher/Towerbyte Software did a few.

Did you make any others? Thanks for this one.

@@qupe7526 i made one called Nerdkill which may have been fearured on the same cover disk of Amiga Format.

I can upload it to EAB

Hi Stephane, I haven't tried to save the level editor yet but this version doesn't display the demo message and the game has 25 levels? I really like this, the graphics are really good and the tweaks to the gameplay add a little extra. I was speaking with the developer of Boderunner who is looking for some graphical help. Do you still design? I found the adf file when I was trying to find out more about the demo.

Do you have it? It can be really fast

@@qupe7526 I don't have it, but I will look for it online and try and download it 😀

Haha.

Did you ever release a full version? I like it. Nicely made game.

@@qupe7526 yes, we did, it had 100 levels and another 100 levels on disc 2. So sad that I lost all the files. Been looking for a copy of the full game for a while now. Good times though.

@@BlackCrypt that's gutting. I've not found it yet but will keep looking. Did you sell a lot? Did you give it to any compilation disks/cds down the line? Did you make many Amiga games? Sorry for all the questions.

@@qupe7526 I made a lot of experimental games which were not released. Munch was the only officially released game - we never got to the publisher level only managing to push the demo to a handful of magazines. Amiga format did a piece in their Readers Games section it may have found it’s way onto their CD cover disk. I think the only magazines to actually feature the demo on their cover disk was The One Amiga and CU Amiga. We only sold about 20 or so copies directly to people who wrote to us. I still have all the letters. I just checked and my demo is from Amiga Action magazine, so likely 3 magazines featured the demo.

Oh, and there was a stand-alone level editor too!

lol - it's a unique one

Haha. I have a whole playlist to SEUCK games. Didn't realise there were so many. Have a lot more to come, just had a bit of a major hard drive set back so rebuilding a lot at the min. Did you ever put it on a disk? Although the material is questionable lol

@@qupe7526 haha sadly I did not (or if I did I lost the disks along with the computer many years ago, my dad threw away or gave away all my stuff after I left home LOL!)... Still great memories. Still to this day I have an interest in game development and it pretty much all started with SEUCK and Easy AMOS (but I got much further with SEUCK since AMOS is a tricky thing to learn on your own at 12 years old :D)

I have the disk still too :) Magazines did give us some good pd games.

Why?

This is the info I got from the read me "RAZOR" Action game demo - (Version 0.1)-> first demo IMPORTANT: ALL THE MATERIAL INCLUDED IN THIS DEMO IS MY CREATION, BUT THERE'S NO COPYRIGHT. FEEL FREE TO REDISTRIBUTE, INCLUDE IT ON ANY CD-ROOM,COVERDISK ETC, BUT MAKE SURE THIS README FILE IS INCLUDED. AND REMEMBER:THERE'S NO WARRANTY OF ANY KIND IN THIS DEMO. I'm a loyal Amiga user and I'm living in Brazil(South America), and here there's no suport of any kind to Amiga users, so we have to be very clever and well informed to develop anything to contribute to the Amiga platform. It's my first attempt to do programming, so don't blame me too much if anything is not alright in the game:) Feel free to mail me asking for changes in the game. Did you want to enjoy some good old 2D-game? Tired of 3D-stuff? "Razor" is an horizontally scrolling shoot-em-up at the moment,but I will include stages of vertically scrolling too. It's very classic stuff, with power ups,end of level guardians and interesting graphics.I'm trying to put a nostalgic feeling to it, making resemblance to good old Amiga games of 1990-91, like R-Type,Z-Out,and the superb Project-X.The last is hard to beat, but I wanna make my game the best as I can. Actually the classic feeling of the game make the gameplay be very familiar, and some will say that there's nothing new to it. Alright, they may be right, but any new ideas will be very welcome, primarily because I don't have a game designer to help me. As I said, feel free to mail me if you have new ideas :) HOW TO USE THIS DEMO Just decompress the razor.lha archive to any place in your HD and double-click the "RazorDemo" icon. Press the fire button on the joystick in the title screen to start the game. Destroy the big attacking ships to collect the power-ups. There's only three weapons in the game at the moment: -Double Fire (Charging Weapon:1) ->needs one power up -Laser Gun (Charging Weapon:2) ->needs two power ups -Plasma Gun (Charging Weapon:3) ->needs three power ups To actually activate the weapon you're charging, you have to pick-up carefully the blue capsule that are transported by the large grey aircrafts that pass sometimes by the top of the screen. Remember: when you die,you loose all the power ups that you have picked, but once you have activate some new weapon, you'll never loose the new weapon :) ABOUT COMPATIBILITY: "Razor" must runs fine in any AGA Amiga provided you have some FastRAM, but maybe it runs on a stock A1200 or even A600/A500, but it will be jerky to play :( That's because it's compiled and optimised in my Amiga1200, with FastRAM and accelerador board('030), and I still don't have the chance to test it in other Amigas. Sorry about that, but soon I'll optimise it to a wider range of Amiga models. FUTURE IMPROVEMENTS: Also vertically scrolling stages (like XP8 or Banshee) Fully rendered gfx (at the moment,only the background is rendered) Non-linear progression of the game (you'll choose the way you think it's the better to reach the end of the game)->stage selection Two or more different endings,depending on the way you choose A lot more weapons A big and epic intro sequence narrating the plot Two or more configurations for your craft(Robot/Spaceship,like in Mangas comics and movies), each with vantages and desavantages More game tunes and better sfx BUG REPORT: There's a instability in the speed of the player's spaceship; There's one part of the scrolling background that breaks (in the middle of the stage) Sometimes you pickup the capsule and the weapon is NOT activated :( The power up system is actually a bit awkward The player's spaceship is actually too fast in some cases Some enemy shoots are too fast to be avoided I will fix these bugs to release the next demo version, meanwhile if you find more bugs report it to me :) WHEN IT'LL BE COMPLETE I'll probabily release this game as a very cheap shareware game, but if it's turn to be good enough some publisher may show interest, but the real aim is to give support to the Amiga platform in some way, and I found that doing a game is something that I should enjoy. If everything goes alright, "Razor" will be finished in three or four months. But in the meantime, new,improved versions of the demo will appear. THE AUTOR (AND THE PEOPLE THAT HELPED HIM) My complete name is Dante Mendes De Patta, but in the Internet I've the nickname (or pseudonymous?) Juan Fernandez. This name is a bit easier to remember and type than my real one, I hope :) I don't have a Internet connection at home, in the moment, so I have to rely on the computers of my university to access the Net. But in my university there's no way to have a mailbox, because it's a recent (and instable) network, so I currently use Hotmail as my actual Email address. Hopefully, in a few weeks I'll buy a modem for my beloved Amiga and I'll have a Internet connection at home I have to give thanks to the people that helped me in this project: * Lu s Carlos Zardo -> This man is responsable for the majority of the graphics in the game and also the title logo. He was an avid Amiga user, but recently he bought a PowerMacintosh and seens to have lost interest in the Amiga :( * Jonny Bolkol -> He's the man behind the music modules that plays during the game. He still have an A500 with Protracker. * Lu s Gustavo Castelan P voas -> It's the local Amiga-guru.He knows a lot about the Amiga. He help with some technical advice. He's called Toolshed in the IRC. Lastly, I say that the Amiga future may be nice if the PowerUp program fit well. So, Amigans, do not give up, and let's always do something to defend our interests. Thanks and don't forget to write! E-mail Address: fundermunder@hotmail.com Snail-mail Address: Dante Mendes De Patta Rua Herc lio de Aquino 247-Itagua Florian polis-SC Brazil PO Box: 88085-470

Thank you so much. I'm searching for a old Amiga Games documentation.@@qupe7526

You can make the grid bigger for more of a challenge. Good brain/puzzle game

I can now picture you playing this and doing that all the way down the slope haha

yeah that's a bit frustrating but it's playable and like you mentioned you do get used to it.

Was there another message here? It is only showing me the P.S bit. I don't do this through facebook at the minute.

@@qupe7526😂😂😂my dear: P.S. means, in latin, "post scriptum" that in english means "AFTER I WROTE"

as you mentioned when we see p.s it's normally after a message, hence why I asked. I'm having issues with youtube telling me I have comments but I can't see them all.

Isn't that Klondike and not Demon?

I know but it is nice to see someone try something different with SEUCK. The developer said this got turned away by a PD company

It's one of those games you want to try and better your score on. Shame only one course through

I like this game reminds me a little of Zerberk

I never owned a C64 so never got to play the classic games, but will hope to in the future, thank you for the recommendations :). This is a SEUCK game and to be fair not one of the best either.

I like it though haha.

It's a nice game, I am noticing a lot of SEUCK games just loop which is a shame. I have 2 more SEUCK games that came off the same disk coming up over the next week, Bio Blast and Terminator. I also have a couple more SEUCK games coming up. I think I'll soon be at 50 SEUCK games for the Amiga.

@@qupe7526 cool, I look forward to seeing those. Looping levels is a problem with many SEUCK games. I made a game years ago called Solar Rescue which I varied a lot but I remember doing one small section that was looped although you can hardly tell.