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Kobo64 is a space shooter game which can be considered as a "port" of Kobo Deluxe for the Commodore 64 platform. There are many similarities like maps or enemies, but the algorithms were altered to better fit to the platform limitations. It was written in 6502 assembler (64tass) for performance reasons. The game was an entry for the RGCD 2013 16KiB cartridge game competition.

A project to make a new 16 bit style dos game that can run on old and new hardware!!! It is planned to be a tile engine game for FreeDOS utilizing mode X of VGA and using the YM3812/OPL2 and YMF262/OPL3 chip to full capabilities! more details later!

...Run "Launcher.exe" if you want to start the game in windowed mode or mute the sounds. You will find some instructions in the instructions.txt file. The windows version is 64-bit and will not run on a 32-bit machine. GNU/Linux, FreeBSD, NetBSD and OpenBSD: If you are using GNU/Linux or BSD then read the "instructions.txt" file if you want to compile the game. I GPL:ed this game because, I don't live with the law, but you can't steal what is free, this is my art, money gives rise to power, power denies freedom, deny money, deny control, allow us to flourish, to the final birdfeather deattached, to bring eternity. ...

This is a freeware Windows™ and Linux game written for very simple playability and competition. Once installed on your computer just tap the UP arrow once on your keyboard to start playing straight away. The object is to keep your ski man (the red blob) between the fences (+ and +) for as long as possible using the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys whilst the course scrolls downwards and gradually gets narrower. (If by a miracle you manage to reach 1000m, the course gets wider, then narrows...

Alpha version, for windows and linux. No sound yet. Has the ambition to make people live the feelings of actual space battles, with gravity, planets, asteroids. Dev idle currently, project may stay as is.

xblagger is a rewrite of Blagger released by Alligata for the Commodore 64 developed by Antony Crowther.

K64 wants to provide a collection of improved clones of old videogames from various platforms like Commodore 64.

The goal of this project is to recreate a classic Commodore 64 game in Java.