Busting with detail
We know that cool aesthetics don’t make a great game. However, let’s be honest, we all love games with spanky effects, lush colours, and great sound. Over the years, I’ve met many talented ST peeps and interviewed some pixel artists. It’s amazing to see what they achieved with the limited 8/16-bit hardware of the time. This includes titles like The Addams Family, Magic Boy, Chaos Engine, Rubicon, Black Lamp, Voodoo Nightmare, Deathbringer, Alien World, Skull & Crossbones, Mystical, 9 Lives, Ghost Battle, Mega Twins, and many others.
Anyways, the above animation is from my first play of Times of Lore. I like details, and this game comes with a couple of charmers. With that out of the way, I’ll keep you updated on X with any progress I make.
Until next time...
Thanks for keeping us abreast of the situation…
ReplyDeleteI’m just highlighting the game’s biggest features, mate! 🤪
DeleteThis is Real Reality. This game shows the power of ST from 1984 = gaming computer from 2026.
ReplyDeleteIgnoring the odd one like Dying Light, TOME, and Solasta, all my gaming is now based in the 80s/90s. On the ST ofc
DeleteWell it looks like the crypt is about the get alive then, back from the dead old times. BTW have you been on some convention recently (like the GEMTos in France for example ? ;) )
ReplyDeleteOh it's well alive;) 30 posts so far this year!
DeleteNah I've not travelled to France in decades tbh :o