He was THE father of Czech videogaming journalism, he was just a couple of years older than me and he died unexpectedly a week ago.
This is how his closest friend Jakub Červinka said goodbye to him:
The last piece is my arrangement of Chris Huelsbeck's Turrican II ending theme. Check the video description for the MP3 download link...
Showing posts with label 8bit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 8bit. Show all posts
Friday, March 30, 2012
Monday, September 12, 2011
RetroVirus255: A game where you have to read the instructions first
I always liked "hack'n'slash" mini-RPGs, where you could pop in for a few minutes, play a level or two, and then forget about it.
I always disliked the RPG games where you could gain significant rewards just by semi-randomly clicking on nearby enemies, with occassional pause to auto-heal.
That's why I created RetroVirus255 game. If you just start playing blindly and clicking in enemies, you will be dead in a few seconds.
It's a cross betwen RPG and puzzle game, because the combat is deterministic - it has no random elements at all.
Unfortunately, it has some some social elements and you have to be on Facebook to play it. Go here to try it out.
I always disliked the RPG games where you could gain significant rewards just by semi-randomly clicking on nearby enemies, with occassional pause to auto-heal.
That's why I created RetroVirus255 game. If you just start playing blindly and clicking in enemies, you will be dead in a few seconds.
It's a cross betwen RPG and puzzle game, because the combat is deterministic - it has no random elements at all.
Unfortunately, it has some some social elements and you have to be on Facebook to play it. Go here to try it out.
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