Smarty And The Nasty Gluttons - Full Game Released! - Page 2

Retro-Nerd · 31 July 2020, 23:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by jotd

nice graphics & catchy tune!! really deserves a whdload version

Yep, very nice game. I hope hope for a full WHDLoad treatment, with a jump button and more.

Tsak · 31 July 2020, 23:51

Congrats guys! Nice and polished this one!

tygre · 01 August 2020, 03:11

Congrats to you and thank you!

qupe · 01 August 2020, 13:40

Thank you so much for this, it's a really nice game and really polished.

I think the only thing I would have added is a how to play screen as it's not clear at first what you need to do. It could also highlight that holding down the fire button to charge brings up a power-up screen.

I don't think it's there as I only saw on startup alternating between the title screen and the high score table.

Biscuit · 01 August 2020, 15:29

Fantastic that you finished it after all this time. Looks like it plays really smooth too. Thank you, will give it a play.

jotd · 01 August 2020, 23:03

I started working on the whdload slave. Bootblock uses encrypted program right from the start. This is going to be fun

Superman · 02 August 2020, 19:23

Very nice looking game and runs perfectly on a 1mb A500 too.

Z3k · 02 August 2020, 20:18

Thank you for this polished and very funny little gem! Hearing again the df0 sing while loading the animated siluhette intro is heatwarming! I liked the jazzy intro-tune too.
I must confess i'll fire up my action-replay since i really suck at this game!

Predseda · 02 August 2020, 20:25

Quote:

Originally Posted by jotd

I started working on the whdload slave. Bootblock uses encrypted program right from the start. This is going to be fun

I am looking forward impatiently, I have no gotek and cant wait to play it on my real ami

jotd · 02 August 2020, 21:22

game has nasty boot encryption (that I just bypassed

) reminding of copylock code running in trace mode and all... I can boot & see the intro now. More work for the full game, but it'll be done later that week probably.

Predseda · 02 August 2020, 21:57

Did anyone already manage to get to world two? The game is quite difficult, which I like.

nikosidis · 02 August 2020, 22:48

Yes, I did. What is sad is that it is no world code so have to start all over every time. The game is high quality and that is my only complain.

jotd · 02 August 2020, 23:02

don't worry, I'll add a trainer/level select if I can.

ross · 02 August 2020, 23:27

I had a look at the ADF tonight. I like it!
I appreciate the protection, the file-system (a DOS/1 faked to be able to boot on KS1.x, I also did something similar in my tests

),
the loader and packer (which is at gzip level or even slightly better in certain cases).
And of course the game!

nikosidis · 03 August 2020, 00:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by jotd

don't worry, I'll add a trainer/level select if I can.

Ok, that would be nice

demoniac · 03 August 2020, 06:55

Had a quick look after not touching any games since March this year. The game is very slick.

Thanks to everyone involved.

mr.spiv · 03 August 2020, 09:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by ross

I had a look at the ADF tonight. I like it!
I appreciate the protection, the file-system (a DOS/1 faked to be able to boot on KS1.x, I also did something similar in my tests

),
the loader and packer (which is at gzip level or even slightly better in certain cases).
And of course the game!

Now that the disk layout is public knowledge some obvious files are in DOS/0 so that one can check them e.g. from from Workbench or CLI without chancing anything on the disk

ross · 03 August 2020, 11:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by mr.spiv

Now that the disk layout is public knowledge some obvious files are in DOS/0 so that one can check them e.g. from from Workbench or CLI without chancing anything on the disk

Yes, I had noticed it, a classy touch

hooverphonique · 03 August 2020, 14:30

Quote:

Originally Posted by mr.spiv

Now that the disk layout is public knowledge some obvious files are in DOS/0 so that one can check them e.g. from from Workbench or CLI without chancing anything on the disk

Does it use an FFS root block at a (hardcoded) different block than 880? And then the OS will just load the OFS root from block 880 to access those few files?

Mickoz · 03 August 2020, 14:36

Thank you. What a wonderful game. It seems too good to be free. Can I donate somehow?

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qupe Registered User Join Date: Jan 2018 Location: Beaufort/Wales Posts: 201	Thank you so much for this, it's a really nice game and really polished. I think the only thing I would have added is a how to play screen as it's not clear at first what you need to do. It could also highlight that holding down the fire button to charge brings up a power-up screen. I don't think it's there as I only saw on startup alternating between the title screen and the high score table.

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Biscuit Baked Produce Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: UK Age: 43 Posts: 1,197	Fantastic that you finished it after all this time. Looks like it plays really smooth too. Thank you, will give it a play.

01 August 2020, 23:03	#26
jotd This cat is no more Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: FRANCE Age: 52 Posts: 8,162	I started working on the whdload slave. Bootblock uses encrypted program right from the start. This is going to be fun

02 August 2020, 19:23	#27
Superman Super Member Join Date: Sep 2014 Location: Wakefield Age: 48 Posts: 1,334	Very nice looking game and runs perfectly on a 1mb A500 too.

02 August 2020, 20:18	#28
Z3k Registered User Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: italy Posts: 76	Thank you for this polished and very funny little gem! Hearing again the df0 sing while loading the animated siluhette intro is heatwarming! I liked the jazzy intro-tune too. I must confess i'll fire up my action-replay since i really suck at this game!

02 August 2020, 21:22	#30
jotd This cat is no more Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: FRANCE Age: 52 Posts: 8,162	game has nasty boot encryption (that I just bypassed ) reminding of copylock code running in trace mode and all... I can boot & see the intro now. More work for the full game, but it'll be done later that week probably.

02 August 2020, 21:57	#31
Predseda Puttymoon inhabitant Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Tromaville Age: 46 Posts: 7,539	Did anyone already manage to get to world two? The game is quite difficult, which I like.

02 August 2020, 22:48	#32
nikosidis Registered User Join Date: Jan 2020 Location: oslo/norway Posts: 1,607	Yes, I did. What is sad is that it is no world code so have to start all over every time. The game is high quality and that is my only complain.

02 August 2020, 23:02	#33
jotd This cat is no more Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: FRANCE Age: 52 Posts: 8,162	don't worry, I'll add a trainer/level select if I can.

02 August 2020, 23:27	#34
ross Defendit numerus Join Date: Mar 2017 Location: Crossing the Rubicon Age: 53 Posts: 4,468	I had a look at the ADF tonight. I like it! I appreciate the protection, the file-system (a DOS/1 faked to be able to boot on KS1.x, I also did something similar in my tests ), the loader and packer (which is at gzip level or even slightly better in certain cases). And of course the game!

03 August 2020, 06:55	#36
demoniac Registered User Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: - Posts: 1,686	Had a quick look after not touching any games since March this year. The game is very slick. Thanks to everyone involved.

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