New game - Ooze: The Escape!

[malko]

Originally Posted by Haplo

[...] Can you show me (private message is OK too) a screenshot of "Settings->Hardware->CPU and FPU" ? I wonder if your emulator is trying to emulate too fast and runs out of juice while playing the samples.

I use a basic cycle exact config (A2000, full ECS, 2Mb chip, 8Mb Z2 fast, 24 bits addressing, no FPU), WinUAE 5.0.0.0. Will post the screenshot this evening when I return home

[Predseda]

Lemon page added.

[malko]

@Haplo : Here it is :

[Haplo]

Originally Posted by malko

@Haplo : Here it is :

That's the wrong screen. I'll contact you directly.

[malko]

Originally Posted by Haplo

That's the wrong screen. I'll contact you directly.

Click on it and you will see the most beautiful animated gif ever made with 3 seconds wait between each frame .

[CodyJarrett]

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[malko]

And the gamemap :

Walkthrough is integrated : follow the numbers

[Haplo]

Originally Posted by malko

Click on it and you will see the most beautiful animated gif ever made with 3 seconds wait between each frame .

I replicated your exact set up but couldn't reproduce the problem...Is there a chance that the emulator performance is being throttled on the host machine?

Originally Posted by malko

And the gamemap :

Walkthrough is integrated : follow the numbers

This is really cool!!

[malko]

Originally Posted by Haplo

I replicated your exact set up but couldn't reproduce the problem...Is there a chance that the emulator performance is being throttled on the host machine?

I have copied WinUAE 5.0.0.0 x86 and the game (with config file) to an UBS stick and launched it on two different computers.
On my home laptop (Win7 Pro N x64) with music game runs at 50 fps. When turning off music, fps drop to 30.
On my work laptop (Win11 Business x64) with music 50 fps, without music 50 fps.
So...

Originally Posted by Haplo

This is really cool!!

Thanks .

But a bigger thanks to you for having provided us this nice and excellent game

[Haplo]

Originally Posted by malko

But a bigger thanks to you for having provided us this nice and excellent game

Thanks, I'm glad you liked the game. It was hard work. I had to learn a lot of new stuff. Tenebra (my previous Amiga game) was basically simulated text mode in one bitplane, but this one was the real deal. I'm just happy I could pull it off given my lack of Amiga experience.

[nikosidis]

Originally Posted by Haplo

Thanks, I'm glad you liked the game. It was hard work. I had to learn a lot of new stuff. Tenebra (my previous Amiga game) was basically simulated text mode in one bitplane, but this one was the real deal. I'm just happy I could pull it off given my lack of Amiga experience.

The game for sure look pretty! I have just played it a little yet. I have as mentioned finished the game on Speccy but looking forward to this bigger map version. Maybe we will see a follow up game? The game idea and the way the carracter move is really fun and clever.

[DanyPPC]

I simply love this game, completed on C64 and now on Amiga (played on Apollo V4SA), but perhaps I have to rescue others friends like me:

[malko]

Completed it also on the C64.
Much shorter but as entertaining !

Here is the game map :




By the way I don't know if it is intended but after using the switch, while wandering to be sure I haven't missed any screen-shoot for the cartography I found for Ooze kind of a hideout :

[Haplo]

Originally Posted by malko

Completed it also on the C64.
Much shorter but as entertaining !

Here is the game map :




By the way I don't know if it is intended but after using the switch, while wandering to be sure I haven't missed any screen-shoot for the cartography I found for Ooze kind of a hideout :

Thanks for the C64 map!
And no, that wasn't intended. Sounds like a bug to me.

By the way, try the Tenebra games too, I think you will enjoy them.

[Haplo]

I have uploaded a minor update, which includes game-play tweaks to some of the screens (which were too difficult) as well as some cosmetic improvements.