Indie Retro Information: Kye – A C64 port of Colin Garbutt’s puzzle recreation from 1992 [UPDATE & Commodore Plus/4]

One other difficult puzzler has graced our C64 screens right now, as due to Saberman letting us know via Fb, he has advised us that in case you head on over to the itch.io web site linked under, you possibly can obtain the newest launch of ‘Kye’ by cobbpg ; A C64 port of Colin Garbutt’s puzzle recreation from 1992, Kye. In gentle of this information, particularly in case you like Puzzle video games then be sure that to take a look at the newest gameplay footage supplied by our good pal Saberman.

Here’s what is described concerning the unique recreation situated (right here) : “It is a shareware puzzle recreation, registration initially designed to help the charity “Save the Kids.” In it, you play a inexperienced ball whose object is to undergo the maze and get the entire diamonds. There’s many enemies that it’s important to be careful for, however you are additionally given many instruments that can assist you take care of the enemies. You are given a touch in the beginning of every stage, and the extent identify on the finish.”

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UPDATE : It has been some years since we performed the Commodore 64 port of Colin Garbutt’s Puzzle recreation. Nicely quick ahead to this week nevertheless, and we have simply been advised that Patai Gergely has launched the Commodore Plus/4 model. As within the phrases of the Plus/4 web site. “After the extremely popular Stunt Automobile Racer, cobbpg with adaption by Patai Gergely, is again along with his second conversion: Kye! The unique recreation is by Colin Garbutt from 1992. The aim of the sport is straightforward: transfer round with the inexperienced circle factor and gather all of the diamonds. It is as much as you to find the foundations! The sport is managed with the joystick in port 2 solely; there is not any keyboard enter. Most notably, the music is completed utilizing a brand new customized music participant, learn the main points on GitHub. Test it out!”

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