SNDh2AYc is an iNViTRO for the Benediction Coding Party 5 meeting. It is written by par AsT (code and graphics) and !cube (music). You can dowload SNDh2AYc on Pouet or locally.

Turbo Rascal SE (TRSE) v0.19 (spring 2025) is out. It's a complete suite (IDE, compiler, programming language, image sprite level resource editor) intended for developing games/demos for 8 / 16-bit line of computers, with a focus on the MOS 6502, the Motorola 68000, the (GB)Z80 and the 8086. TRSE supports application development for the C64, C128, VIC-20, PLUS4, NES, Gameboy, PET, ZX Spectrum, TIKI 100, Amstrad CPC, Atari 2600, 8086AT, Amiga 500 and the Atari ST 520 (complete list here). With the benefits of a modern IDE (error messages, code completion, syntax highlighting etc) and a bunch of fast built-in tools, it has never been easier to program for your favorite obsolete system !

You can join the TRSE group on Facebook.

The video below is a gorgeous Amstrad CPC demo programmed with TRSE : Morketid, a very good one in my personal opionon.

4deKades by Creative People for CPC is a demo for Amstrad CPC written by :

• Tom et Jerry (music)
• Optimus (code)
• Eliot (code)
• Krusty (code)
• m_dr_m (code)
• Voxy (palettes)

This new version (local download) corrects some bugs, there is also a specific version for each CRTC. The code source of 4deKades is on Github.

The Benediction Coding Party #5 meeting organized by Eliot will take place from Thursday 30th October to Sunday 2nd November 2025 (at an old BIG place) : Salle Polyvalente, 44 rue de la Poterie, 50450 Gavray-sur-Sienne. Don't forget to register in advance, thanks. More informations by clicking on the first link as usual.

Interrupt-CPC is a new Youtube channel about Amstrad CPC demos. His creator made some demos in the past : Interrupt demo I and II. He will make video to explain their code.

4deKades by Creative People for CPC is a demo for Amstrad CPC written by :

• Tom et Jerry (music)
• Optimus (code)
• Eliot (code)
• Krusty (code)
• m_dr_m (code)
• Voxy (palettes)

3DManiaks2 by Impact is their latest production, an Amstrad CPC+ demo. You can download it on Pouet. You can see 3DManiaks2 sur Youtube (see below).

The demo has been written by :

• Demoniak (code)
• Kris (graphics)
• Ultrasyd (music)

Interrupt-CPC is a new Youtube channel which is about Amstrad CPC demos, for the moment emulated on Linux with Retro Virtual Machine (RVM) and its CRT video filter. But future videos running on a real Amstrad CPC is possible.

BND#4 too late by the Impact group is a 64 Kb intro for Amstrad CPC+ coded by Sid_Impact and AsT, graphics by Kris. You can download BND#4 too late locally but don't forget to vote on Pouët (first link).

I wish you a merry christmas and what better way to wish it than to present the last demo by Roudoudou (code), Pulsophonic (music) and TITAN (graphics with MultiPaint).

Star Trip by Osmium Path is an Amstrad CPC demo about 3D, a return to the past after the Utimate Megademo by Face Hugger.

It is written by Optimus (code) and Ham (graphics and music). It got the 4th place at the demo compo at the Demosplash 2024 meeting in November 2024.

You can see a video of Optimus explaining the 3D engine made for this demo.

Roudoudou has created a web site to learn Amstrad CPC assembler programmation even if you are just starting it (french inside).

Da Boxon Team have released a new Amstrad CPC+ demo for the BND 4 that just took place this week-end : Recycled Bug (local download). The code is written by Nicky One and music by Giherem.

Pulpo Corrosivo have released a new Amstrad CPC demo for the BND 4 that just took place this week-end : Borderline (local download). The code is written by Toms, graphics by Beb and music by E-Dredon.

40 Years of Magic par Devilmarkus is a remix of Sandra's title "Hi! Hi! Hi!" sampled in 4bit, 14khz, Stereo, for the Amstrad CPC.

You can download 40 Years of Magic by Devilmarkus on Pouet. You can run it either on an Amstrad CPC with 4 Mb of RAM and a mass storage expansion card or with an emulator supporting 4 Mb of RAM and the CPCDOS ROM.