Furtum Sacrum, new Amiga game in development

[Dunny]

Originally Posted by Akira

Yeah, even before I had an Amiga, I knew that having 1MB was absolutely necessary. Most if not all games post 1992 were 1MB only.

By 1993 I already had an A1200, so I suppose I left the OCS/ECS era behind at that point. But up until then I only had a 512KB A1000 and never found very many games at all that required more RAM. Of course, RAM was never an issue again once I had the '1200, so doubtless I paid less attention

[Samurai_Crow]

Originally Posted by kikems

Our base system for development are AMOS an it's make difficult make projects with 512 Kb only. The amos library and the method of how to amos use bobs make an easy development but consume lot of chip ram. I'm sure that if we use ASM we can do the same with less ram, but not time to spend and knowledge for an ASM development

What music format are you using? If it's Protracker, keep in mind that most mod players load the entire file into Chip RAM instead of just the sample data. MED scatter loads its modules instead but getting sound effects to work with it is difficult.

[Predseda]

post erased on demand of Kikems.

[manossg]

That's great news! It was about time for some Amiga adventure game goodness!

[kikems]

Originally Posted by Predseda

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If you want to play it, send an email to .....

Sorry it's not the same AmigWave project of furtum Sacrum.
AmigaWave not have any relationship with Jojo073 since 3-4 years before, when he left the group.
This thread was created for the original project of Furtum Sacrum that was cancelled when graphic artist left the group, please erase your post and make a new thread.
We don't want anyone to get confused by non-Amigawave projects.

[kikems]

Originally Posted by Predseda

post erased on demand of Kikems.

Thanks.

[kikems]

Originally Posted by Samurai_Crow

What music format are you using? If it's Protracker, keep in mind that most mod players load the entire file into Chip RAM instead of just the sample data. MED scatter loads its modules instead but getting sound effects to work with it is difficult.

Med support in AMOS it's a little buggy and eat lot of memory.

[Samurai_Crow]

Originally Posted by kikems

Med support in AMOS it's a little buggy and eat lot of memory.

Discussion about development is continued in the GRAC update thread.

[AMIPEGUSER]

The Furtum Sacrum Adventure was released as a Boxed Version by jojo73, this autumn. Made with GRAC. All in english.

You got a nice Box, One Disk, a short Manual, two stickers and a Metal Badge all for 15 €.
I reviewed the Game for the Amiga Future Magazine.
Review will release AF 154 in January.

The translation did @Predseda