DizzyAGE

[CodeJunkie]

That was a brilliant game, Macon!  A good length but I beat it in the end, and almost had me stumped when

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I had nothing to break the castle floor, and deciding to sink below the quicksand at the end as a last resort.

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The style was pretty faithful to the Dizzy games too, good puzzles and plenty of places to roll to your death!  The only things I have to criticise is having a bit of trouble on the lifts trying to jump to the screen above, some graphics that don't fit in very well and perhaps too much fruit/lives- I beat it on my first (albeit long) try.

Thanks for sharing this, is there a chance of a second game?

[Radiant]

Hm, I'm tempted to write a Dizzy engine that does not require the ludicrous system specs that DizzyAge does. I'm sure Macon's game is interesting, but it doesn't run on my system.

[Stupot]

yeh, it does seem odd that you need a high-end PC with all the latest stuff, just to play a game that used to run off a tape in my Amstrad.

[Rui 'Trovatore' Pires]

Not to mention something that can be emulated on AGS (Bear's Story).

Speaking of which, it would have been cool if Iceman had released a module/template for the thing.