Yes it is. I love their games and the most important thing is that they are still active... Grind / DREAD Subway Siege They are under development and all the technical details are very well taken care of.
Metro Siege looks stunning, like an early 90s arcade machine. I just saw something online about it running on a 1mb Amiga 500, can that really be true? How on Earth would that be possible? I rather like the look of Alar City as well, even though that style of game isn't usually my thing.
I hope the game Metro Siege will have a physical boxed version...it deserves it...and I and surely many will buy it... I tried it in whload on the A1200, but in the same game file there was a folder that says: TheA500 :-) And after seeing and playing Dread that works on an A500 with 1MB, I believe it :-)
Amiga 500 was capable of such graphics. Look at Ruff n' Tumble, Lionheart, ElfMania and Yo Joe. The arcade ports released on the Amiga were mostly badly optimized, not using the capabilities of the custom chips. A500 with 2MB RAM could be able to manage most of 2D arcade games released until mid-90's. If you still don't believe check out some of the sophisticated RPG/Dungeon Master-style/Adventure/Strategy games released on the Amiga. They had more going on in there than in those button mashing arcade games with beautiful graphics, sound and music...
Thanks for asking. The Dread/Grind and Metro Siege games are currently in development. The other games can be downloaded here: Gianna Sister (Special Edition) pixelglass.org/#gianase road avenger pixelglass.org/#roadavenger Time Gal pixelglass.org/#timegal AlarCity pixelglass.org/#alarcity Raid Over Moscow pixelglass.org/#raidovermoscow Worthy pixelglass.org/#WorthySales I have tested Grind on an Amiga 500 and it works perfectly. More information, you can find it here; pixelglass.org/
Some of these are really high quality games
Yes it is. I love their games and the most important thing is that they are still active...
Grind / DREAD
Subway Siege
They are under development and all the technical details are very well taken care of.
some classics there, I remember the original raid on my spectrum, take off really hard :)
I can post a video of 1 hour, only of the attempts to take off... and finally the door never opened... :-)
@@Harkonnen75 hehehe :)
Metro Siege looks stunning, like an early 90s arcade machine. I just saw something online about it running on a 1mb Amiga 500, can that really be true? How on Earth would that be possible? I rather like the look of Alar City as well, even though that style of game isn't usually my thing.
I hope the game Metro Siege will have a physical boxed version...it deserves it...and I and surely many will buy it...
I tried it in whload on the A1200, but in the same game file there was a folder that says: TheA500 :-)
And after seeing and playing Dread that works on an A500 with 1MB, I believe it :-)
Amiga 500 was capable of such graphics. Look at Ruff n' Tumble, Lionheart, ElfMania and Yo Joe. The arcade ports released on the Amiga were mostly badly optimized, not using the capabilities of the custom chips. A500 with 2MB RAM could be able to manage most of 2D arcade games released until mid-90's. If you still don't believe check out some of the sophisticated RPG/Dungeon Master-style/Adventure/Strategy games released on the Amiga. They had more going on in there than in those button mashing arcade games with beautiful graphics, sound and music...
They are all looking great! Are they still in development? How can we purchase them? Are they all running on A500?
Thanks for asking.
The Dread/Grind and Metro Siege games are currently in development.
The other games can be downloaded here:
Gianna Sister (Special Edition)
pixelglass.org/#gianase
road avenger
pixelglass.org/#roadavenger
Time Gal
pixelglass.org/#timegal
AlarCity
pixelglass.org/#alarcity
Raid Over Moscow
pixelglass.org/#raidovermoscow
Worthy
pixelglass.org/#WorthySales
I have tested Grind on an Amiga 500 and it works perfectly.
More information, you can find it here;
pixelglass.org/
@@Harkonnen75 Thanks mate
dread looks awesome.
So does Dread.