well I liked it for the soundtrack mainly.
At 10:36 PM 11/26/2013, you wrote:
Hi Sean.
One must fall 2097 I played actually more recently through a
custom made dosbox install. it's an awsomely good beatemup, but is
pretty much clser to something like streetfighter, albeit it has a
lot of unique features like the fact each robot has their own moves,
but it's winning tournaments that give you stat upgrades, or the
fact that computer Ai was quite advanced and different pilot
opponents would fight with different stratogies against you.
there were no quests, but the tournament aspect and some of the
battles could get detailed. however I don't think tom was thinking a
full on complex action fighting game like One must fall, but
something more simple and turn based.
All the best,
Dark.
----- Original Message ----- From: "shaun everiss" <sm.ever...@gmail.com>
To: "Gamers Discussion list" <gamers@audyssey.org>
Sent: Monday, November 25, 2013 8:21 AM
Subject: Re: [Audyssey] Hack and Other Simple Games
Yes there is tom.
Back in 1993 I played with a friend one must fall an old dos game
that was improved later it had good battle music and was a robot
war it was really cool.
You could choose your units, or unit, equip it and train it then
fight your way to victory.
You can get cash for winning and other things and buy things, go on
quests and other things.
I am sertainly interested.
At 01:59 PM 11/24/2013, you wrote:
Hi everyone,
Recently on the Audiogames.net forum Harrylst announced he has ported
Hack by Daniel Zingaro to the PC using the Blastbay Game Toolkit. For
those of you who do not know what I am talking about Hack is a very
simple but addictive game in which a player starts out with a Braille
N' Speak Classic, and increasingly fights more and more complex
notetakers by adding more ram and ways to hack the other notetakers.
As I have said the game is fairly simple, but despite its simplicity
it is a fun little game to play around with for a little while. As a
result I have considered creating something similar, but instead of
using notetakers I thought I might use something else such as robots
or perhaps a warrior you could train to fight in gladiator type
competitions. I am basically wondering if there is any interest in
such a game as this?
I know that such a game is likely to be fairly simplistic in nature,
would in fact be very basic, but I currently don't have much time to
devote to complex games like Mysteries of the Ancients or Raceway
right now. So if I create anything at all it has to be fairly simple
and easy to make. I realized that something like Hack is exactly the
type of game I could create that would be fun, addictive, and not all
that hard to make. Plus if I wrote it as a text based game I could
create versions for Mac, Windows, and Linux without too much trouble
which would make it available to pretty much anyone. Any thoughts on
this idea?
Cheers!
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