Wizard Dash (Amstrad CPC464/664/6128)

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Genre:	Unknown Genre Type
Publisher:	CrabParty
Machine Compatibility:	Amstrad CPC464, Amstrad 6128, Amstrad CPC664
Contest:	#CPCRetroDev2021
Release:	Released as Public Domain software on 3" Disc
Available For:	Amstrad CPC464/664/6128
Compatible Emulators:	WinApe 2.0b2 (PC (Windows))
Original Release Date:	12th November 2021
Box Type:	Not a physical item so no box
Author(s):	Elena López, Iván Tortosa & Antonio Gosálvez

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Authors: Elena López, Iván Tortosa & Antonio Gosálvez

AMTIX CPC

1st February 2022

This style of game has been done countless times before, and this variant offers nothing unique. It's not very long either, so once you've played it through, it's highly unlikely that you'll load it up ever again. Read Review

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Wizard Dash | Game Controls | Game Credits | About Us | Gesture

Wizard Dash

The little mage has to escape his homeland, that has been corrupted by strange monsters.

Our little mage can't walk with his small legs, but he can dash. That means you can't change direction in mid-air.

Game Controls

O - Left, P - Right, Q - Up, A - Down, R - Reset Level

Game Credits

Developed by CrabParty:

Graphics, Music & Gameplay: Elena López (AneleSplats in itch.io)
Gameplay & Level Design: Iván Tortosa (Pluvs in itch.io, @IvanTortosaBer1 on Twitter)
Main Programmer & Debugger: Antonio Gosálvez (Balgro in itch.io, @AGVBalgro on Twitter)

About Us

We are a group of 3 students from the University of Alicante developing our first game on Z80 assembly for Amstrad CPC using the CPCTelera game engine and this is an entry for the CPCRetroDev 2021 contest.

The game was developed in one month and a half (that half was to learn the basics about assembly Z80).

Gesture

The game has to reference in some way the game Rainbow Islands by Ocean as a rule for the CPCRetroDev of this year.

You can find the rainbow and star in the goal animation after completing a level, and like extra gesture there is an amstrad that is playing a game with an island and rainbow on the first level, the house of the little mage.