Polish Games (Unreleased)

[rygar]

StarBall

Developer: Jakub Husak
Publisher: Mirage Software
Preview:

Magazyn Amiga 07/1994 - Magazyn Amiga 05/1995 (Mirage adverts)

Source:

http://husak.pl/en/gry/

* For Amiga I’ve sported one and only game of my authorship – Starball – from 8-bit Atari . It was written in E (similar to Action!, where StarBall – Atari version – was written in original). Unfortunately, the game hasn’t been found (yet, I hope) in my archives. There was a floppy disk version assembled. There was only music left to listen to.

I had problems with this game, because Amiga doesn’t have text mode, so the animations on the screen took much CPU time (several frames, while they should be one). I ended up animating only what you can see, and also with multiplexing every 4th column of the board. I still used a blitter, and animated one block with the blitter, and the next block directly with the CPU. – This allowed to get smooth animation on Amiga 500.

I’m very sad that the game was lost, but not all is lost yet – somewhere I had a video cassette with VBS (video backup system) with recorded data from hard drive. Maybe it will be found. Then, unless I find a floppy disk version, I’ll try to edit the game again and make it available to the public.

[rygar]

Bobo Kloc

Developer: Jan Guzik

Demo: Available

* Full story here
https://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=41056

[rygar]

Lost in Mine CD32

Developer: Wookiesoft

Source:

https://hol.abime.net/4667

* I haven't found any preview of CD32 version. I don't know why this entry was created on HOL?
* FAKE release -> "FF-Lost In Mine CD32.LHA"

[TCD]

Originally Posted by rygar

* I haven't found any prevew of CD32 version. I don't know why this entry was created on HOL?

I would guess it's because of this archive: https://ftp2.grandis.nu/turransearch...0&httplinks=on

Quite questionable to say the least.

[rygar]

Originally Posted by TCD

I would guess it's because of this archive: https://ftp2.grandis.nu/turransearch...0&httplinks=on

Quite questionable to say the least.

In this post someone said it's homemade:
https://eab.abime.net/showpost.php?p=462757&postcount=6

[TCD]

I'll have a look at the archive in a bit.

[TCD]

This is the file_id.diz included in the LHA:

fASTfORWARD oN 19.1o.95 pROUDLY pRESENZ
¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯¯
»» LOST IN MINE CD 32 «« FROM MARKSOFT
---------------------------------------
nO hD iNSTALLED rELEASE lIKE dA hBS SHIT!
[28.8] gURKEN-bBS oNLY aMIGA&cONSOLE [ISDN]

Game runs fine installed to HD and it doesn't look like it would run on a CD32 as is. The graphics look identical to the OCS/ECS version.

[rygar]

Originally Posted by TCD

This is the file_id.diz included in the LHA:


Game runs fine installed to HD and it doesn't look like it would run on a CD32 as is. The graphics look identical to the OCS/ECS version.

So it seems HOL entry should be corrected. No CD32 version exists or was planned...

[TCD]

It seems like it. I've removed the CD32 version. If any evidence shows up that it was indeed planned it can be added again.

[rygar]

MOA

Developer: Nipson
Preview:

Amiga Computer Studio 05/1996 page 0006

Demo: Available

Source:

https://www.ppa.pl/forum/strefa-gier...wydane#m105494

* As for "MOA", the game was released in 1996 by L.K. Avalon under the changed title - "City of Death". The publisher stated that the title "MOA" means nothing, despite the fact that its connection to the plot was double-explained in the intro. But the game came out and apart from the title "City of Death" is no different from "MOA".

[rygar]

Tridonis(?)

Developer: Virtual Design

Demo: Available

Source:

https://www.ppa.pl/gry/rozmowa-z-art...-cytadela.html

[rygar]

Klocki

Developer: Akson Software

Demo: Available

Source:

https://www.ppa.pl/gry/rozmowa-z-art...ry-astral.html

[rygar]

[Unnamed Advenure game]

Developer: Seven Stars

Source:

http://www.atari.org.pl/wywiad/piotr...cz-(presley)/2

* Author info: A dark adventure, I don't know any more, because I didn't write the script for it, nor did I "invent" it. Generally, when we started working on it, I was dealing with something else in the company...

[rygar]

Polanie

Developer: Seven Stars
Preview:

Amiga Computer Studio 04/1996 page 0006
Amiga Computer Studio 08/1996 page 0038

[rygar]

[Unnamed Advenure game in MANGA style]

Developer: Arte
Preview:

Amiga Computer Studio 04/1996 page 0006

[rygar]

Dragonland

Developer: ASF
Preview:

Secret Service #03 06/1993 page 0006

Source:

https://atarionline.pl/v01/index_wip...t=5&ct=wywiady

[rygar]

Moonquake

Developer: ASF

Source:

https://atarionline.pl/v01/index_wip...t=5&ct=wywiady

[rygar]

Smash!

Developer: Insomnia

* Author info: It was in the plans for Smash!, which was supposed to be a combination of car racing and demolition, and it was supposed to be released on CD with 44.1K audio tracks (4ch Amiga sucked and we wanted to spend them only on sfx). I don't know if Miska would be able to grasp what was in their heads graphically (rather 3D is necessary).
Today, something similar ideologically is probably Smash Bandits Racing.

[rygar]

Bloodshed

Developer: Insomnia

Source:

https://web.archive.org/web/20011027.../main_pol.html

* Author info: Indeed, we had ambitions to make a Polish Mortal Kombat (Bloodshed). We recorded a friend on VHS, whose freeze frames I digitized with DigiLab (https://bigbookofamigahardware.com/b...ct.aspx?id=293). However, this pipeline was weak.

[rygar]

Bitwa na Lawicy Dogger

Developer: Atares Sp. z o.o.

Source: Info found in Thaurus manual. Maybe Unreleased???