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Tiny Quest 2 is a forthcoming platform-adventure that preserves the series’ emphasis on precise level design and rewarding exploration while adopting a cleaner, more contemporary visual direction. Overview Tiny Quest 2 is built around a compact, focused experience meant to deliver tight play sessions and meaningful discoveries. The game’s structure centers on concise goals and …
Battle for Frost is a turn-based wargame for up to four players that emphasizes unit combinations, terrain use, and supply planning to win battles. The galaxy is controlled by a few powerful dynasties, that are constantly fighting each other for influence and wealth. Gameplay and mechanics The game’s core decisions revolve around composing complementary unit …
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Deep Winter is conceived as a technical and atmospheric continuation of Parallaxian by the talented coder named Kodiak for the Commodore 64. Intended to translate Parallaxian’s layered parallax visuals and responsive action mechanics into a colder, slower, survival‑focused experience. The project began as a tech demo and proof of concept rather than a full commercial …
Salix8 Sunset is a Commodore 64 game developed by DataDoor and originally commissioned as one of four microgames for ACMI’s Game Worlds exhibition; the playable preview runs in‑browser via C64 emulation and the team plan a larger deluxe release with a full SID soundtrack in a future 2026 version. The project centres on a simple, …
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The Commodore brand has been thoughtfully revived and repositioned to honor its heritage while embracing modern engineering and design. What began as a strategic acquisition has evolved into a clear product-first return: an invitation to experience focused, tactile computing that celebrates curiosity, play and learning. Ownership and Strategic Direction Following the purchase of the brand, …
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One of the most fascinating retro projects of recent years is underway: LittleBigPlanet, the iconic PlayStation 3 platformer, is being reimagined for the Commodore 64. Even more remarkable, the developer behind this demake is none other than Marcos Healey, co-founder of Media Molecule and creative director of the original game. How Did the Idea Begin? …
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576 KByte was launched in June 1990 in Hungary as a computer and video game magazine. Its name was symbolic: by adding the Commodore 64’s 64 KB of memory to the Amiga’s 512 KB RAM, you got 576 – a clever nod to the two most popular platforms of the era. The magazine played a …
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In the early 1980s, the Commodore 64 became one of the most beloved home computers of all time. For millions of users, the journey into digital worlds began not with instant access, but with the slow, deliberate ritual of loading software from cassette tapes. This process was more than just a technical necessity—it was an …
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Novotrade International was one of Hungary’s pioneering software companies, and it played a key role in the early days of video game development—especially during the Commodore 64 era. Founded in the early 1980s, Novotrade quickly became a bridge between Eastern Europe and the Western gaming market, producing games that reached audiences far beyond the Iron …
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Komoda & Amiga Plus (K&A+) is a vibrant, international magazine dedicated to the legendary Commodore and Amiga computer systems. Published quarterly in both print and digital formats, each issue delivers over 80 pages of fresh, colorful, and engaging content for retro computing fans around the world. What Makes K&A+ Special? History & Nostalgia: Dive into …
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