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Hello everybody (first post -> hurray!),

now my feedback to this game:

I really *love it*. It really catches the old Ghosts'n'Gouls feeling.
And the 5 lives feels much fair and balanced than the GnG.
In my emu, the movement feels snappy and clean and I can't wait to try it on real hardware.
Now the thing, which really made me love this game are the little secrets like this:





It really shows love to the detail, which I appreaciate.

Thanks,
Matt

Very cool game! After all the effort players will need to beat this, it would be fair to give them more than a simple "Congratulations" message as an ending.

Set memory address $C0AB to $FF and never run out of hearts.

Is the version linked in post #47 the final release?

My friend had a DDR produced (eastern germany) Robotron 1715 computer with black-green alphanumeric 24(?)x80 CRT screen. There were some weird games, one of them was called "gvozd", was just a line of T letters at the bottom line of the screen (80 T letters), and at the top line was very fast moving inverted space character which looked like a solid block. when you press space, that block "falls" down onto the letter T below and it turned into underline. I guess, that should symbolize a hammer hammering a nail.  The game was VERY hard, because any single miss was a fail of the whole game, and block moved faster each time you hit the T. Once we played it for a very long time, because we really wanted to see, what happens when you win. And finally we did! And... It said... "prize game".

Well, maybe the ending is just another reference to Fortress of Fear? That game is also known for simply showing you a text message to inform you that "your quest is successful" once you've gone through the trouble of beating it.

Anyways, good job squeezing this into 64K without using assembly.