A video by Lee COOK about the story of the Trojan Phazer for the Amstrad CPC+ and the GX4000 console.

Mighty Street Fighter v1.2 by AmstradGGP is available for Amstrad CPC, it features :

• Sprites improved by about 20%
• Tong Po is now playable
• P = Pause  ESC = Return to Menu
• Turbo Speed Key 1 to 3
• Ram Detection
• And much more!

The Saboteur 2 mod by theALFEST is available as v1.2 on Itch.IO. It features :

• Fixed punch hitbox being one tile too high
• 5-8% Performance improvement
• Minor fixes and impovements

After Mimo's Quest and Harrier Attack Reloaded, Christ PERVER has released Oh Mummy Resurrected for Amstrad CPC+ and GX4000. It's a modification of the original game by Gem Software (Daren White and John Line), edited byAmsoft in 1984 to be working without a keyboard on Amstrad CPC+ et GX4000, the features are :

• Redefinable keys
• Joystick enabled menu and scoreboard controls for GX4000
• Multicoloured hardware sprites
• Open-plan pyramids for the player to explore
• Cartridge version, floppy disc and cassette version
• Physical cartridge edition to follow

Pixel Prose par Tarjan is an english text adventure game for Amstrad CPC (and C64) written in Locomotive Basic and assembler without librairies or framework in 40 columns

You wake in a place older than logic and stranger than myth. Light filters through fractal leaves. A paddle hums beneath the soil. Arkanoid is blooming. Lemmings have fallen. Ghosts wait to be eaten.

This is a text adventure. But not like you remember. Or maybe exactly like you remember - if you remember it from somewhere deeper.

Solve puzzles. Eat ghosts. Free the Architect.

HEXAPUCCHU The lost city of Patchucca by Titan is an Amstrad CPC game, like choose-your-own-adventure" books.

Hexapucchu puts you in the shoes of a journalist on vacation in Peru. While relaxing on the beach, you stumble upon a very ancient Incan artifact, until now buried beneath the sand. This marks the beginning of an epic adventure that will lead you to explore forgotten temples, face age-old traps, and uncover a secret long buried by time itself. Guided by your instincts and curiosity, you'll need to decipher mystical symbols, avoid deadly mechanisms, and confront a legend that could change everything we thought we knew about the Incan Empire.

Borderguard v0.1 by Althael27 is a city builder like Sim City for Amstrad CPC written in Locomotive Basic. It's a work in progress, actually all building can be put on the map without a cost. The author needs your feedback.

Rick Dangerous 2+ is a rewrite of Rick Dangerous 2 for Amstrad CPC+ by SyX (code) and RedAngel (graphics and colours) :

• All tiles and sprites have been retouched
• Plus palette
• Level 5 available in the menu
• Some bugs fixed
• Keys are now QAOP Space
• 60 hz mode
• Jump/Up with Fire 2 button
• Improved loading screen
• One aditional colour for backgrounds (there were two blacks)
• The disk has a special format (SyX could explain it)

And don't forget Rick Dangerous 128+ by Fano, Macdeath and BDC Iron which is an Amstrad CPC+ version of Rick Dangerous 1, released in 2009.

Tony Montezuma’s Gold by Monochrome Productions is a WIP Amstrad CPC action game. It's a mode 2 game, which is rare on Amstrad CPC, but not a surprise with the name of Monochrome Productions ! It was shown for the first time on August 15th during the NOCNE RETRO GRANIE (NRG2025) festival, an event dedicated to the world of retro gaming and the demoscene.

Inspired by the exploits of Polish explorer and filmmaker Tony Halik, the game invites us to embark on a pixelated journey through ancient civilizations as we explore the secrets of the legendary Montezuma Castle. With a setting that pays homage to classic 1980s games, this production promises to be a gem for Amstrad CPC fans.

During NRG2025, attendees were able to try out the full demo on real Amstrad hardware, chat with the developer, and discover previously unseen details about the creative process. A special collector's edition cassette has also been announced, featuring exclusive bonus content.

Survive Hadley's Hope by DevilMarkus is a graphical adventure game for Amstrad CPC (english and spanish) in mode 0 and 1 and HTML which you can even play online on the author site. The HTML version has an auto mapping as you move.

It's of course a game following Alien Escape.

Alien Escape by DevilMarkus is a graphical adventure game for Amstrad CPC (english and spanish) in mode 0 and 1 and HTML which you can even play online on the author site. The HTML version has an auto mapping as you move.

You are Ellen Ripley, sole survivor of the Nostromo crew. The alien xenomorph has killed everyone else. Your mission : reach the escape pod and get off this ship before the creature finds you. The ship's self-destruct may be your only option, but first you need to gather essential items. Can you find Jones the cat and escape together ?

The Chambers Beneath by Cyningstan Retro (on Twitter) is a game for msdos with CGA or Hercules video card. It's a RPG/roguelike/dungeon crawler video game, which I like personally.

No dosbox, PCEM or PC XT ? It's not a problem, there is a windows download too which will configure all what is needed to play the game on your current PC. You can also play The Chambers Beneath online.

There are also other games on Cyningstan Retro web sites, including two C libraries used for the programming of these games : CGA library and keyboard library.

Thanks to Gareth Fenwick and Kevin Moon, Lee Cook has scanned the box and manual of the Amstrad CPC+ cartridge of Chase H.Q. 2. I let you discover the photos by following the link. This box had not the original cartridge sadly. But if Lee Cook finally discover such a cartridge he will dump it for the pleasure of everybody.

Head Over Heels enhanced is an enhanced version of Head Over Heels first released in 1987 on Amstrad CPC and PCW (monochrome of course, 4 colors for this version), édited by Ocean Software and made by Jon RITMAN, Bernie DRUMMOND, F. David THORPE and Bob WAKELIN. It was ported on Amstrad PCW by Habi Soft with colour support and some optimized routines .

Génération Micros has just released yesterday an interview of Laurant WEILL, founder of Loriciels.