Fortis Game for MorphOS released

[SysAdmin]

Fortis game for MorphOS has been finished and released. It is old school shooter wrapped in flashy 3D art and FX. More details about the Fortis for MorphOS, screenshots and video-trailer (see on YouTube or download AVI/XviD) available on Encore Games website.
 
 
As we promised, price of the Fortis for MorphOS has been very reduced. Everyone can download the final FULL version of the game from Encore Games website and use it without any limitations. However if you would like to legally own it you need to either buy full version of the Fortis for iPhone, iPod touch (or iPad in future) on AppStore or recommend the game to another user of iPhone, iPod touch or iPad. Please inform us once you do it, so we could update our statistics.
 
Fortis for MorphOS is available on:
 
http://www.encore-games.com/data/Fortis_MorphOS.lha
 
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Encore Games

[itix]

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I guess I was too quick ;-)

Edit: downloading now thx piru

[Piru]

The link is wrong in the html, it should be http://www.encore-games.com/data/Fortis_MorphOS.lha

[SysAdmin]

Link fixed.

[Crumb]

thx!

[Methanoid]

Oh dear. I havent seen many MOS games that look any better than old Amiga ones. Battle Squadron looks better than this

[Andre.Siegel]

@ Methanoid

I think you need to thoroughly clean your glasses, buddy :-) The game looks pretty good. I have yet to see a brand new game ported to MorphOS or similar operating systems that looks better.

Battle Squadron, on the other hand, looks about as dated as one would expect. Maybe if I was a fan of largely pink and green levels, I would appreciate it more.

[mfilos]

It's a nice game actually
Graphics are cool, and it's really enjoyable. Haven't managed to play it with mouse though as keyboard is way more easy for my taste.
Thanks

[Methanoid]

I have yet to see a brand new game ported to MorphOS or similar operating systems that looks better.

My point.. not many good looking games for MOS... It's a sad fact but the market is too small to attract top developers and their games

[Fab]

My point.. not many good looking games for MOS... It's a sad fact but the market is too small to attract top developers and their games

This game looks rather pretty good for what it aims, and it's an original game from a small team.

Regarding ports, we have a couple ports from 5-10 year old pc games that went opensource or were reimplemented, that might probably look good by your standards (freespace2, homeworld, quake1/2/3, warzone2100, warcraft2, ...), or ports from original opensource games like freeciv, wesnoth, xmoto that look and feel good too. And if you're more into the arcade/console "oldstyle" games, we have emulators for most of the games of the "2d" era (MAME, Snes9X, genesis+, MESS, FPSE, ...).

But you're totally right, we can't really attract many commercial developers on our platforms, obviously.

[Karlos]

Oh dear. I havent seen many MOS games that look any better than old Amiga ones. Battle Squadron looks better than this

Doesn't look too bad to me:

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I'd say that was pretty fluid and with a nice mix of texturing and what seems to be hand pixelled graphics. What's wrong with it?

[pVC]

Oh dear. I havent seen many MOS games that look any better than old Amiga ones. Battle Squadron looks better than this

How about Robin Hood, lovely gfx IMHO. And BirdieShoot And VGP2 looks pretty good too (especially with VGPHD texture sets).

[TheMagicM]

Oh dear. I havent seen many MOS games that look any better than old Amiga ones. Battle Squadron looks better than this

 
This blows Battle Squadron away, easily.


AWESOME!!!!

[Amiga_Nut]

Looks like something halfway between Super Stardust and PS3 Stardust HD to me. Can't really see the comparison to Battle Squadron as that's a vertical blaster.

One PC game that would work great on AROS/MOS/OS4 would be The Reap, a beautiful isometric blaster from the makers of Stardust/Super Stardust which brought Neo-Geo's Viewpoint right up to date on Win98/95 machines in the 90s.