JUMP! New game for AGA Amigas

[Kefir]

Jump! on UNITHOR gameplay. First force feedback joystick for Amiga from UNI-joy.
UNITHOR entirely controlled by the software. Programming of the joystick is straighforward. One assembler instruction or OS function call is enough.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WPIPMryUv8s

[Kefir]

Public demo version of the game available for download.

Requirements: Amiga 1200 14MHz, 4Mb fastram.

http://www.amigajump.com

[BozzerBigD]

I was sceptical but man it's like if the Boing Ball Demo also had a game! Awesome soundtrack and the fact the beat is locked to match the rhythm of the ball bouncing makes it! Very interested! Well done!

[Kefir]

The demo has  been updated to 1.01 and reboot-loader included.

[AndyFC]

I recommend everyone try this demo. The quality of the graphics and sound is brilliant and it's great to see a unique game come out on Amiga first, once again.

[Kefir]

Demo v1.10 available

* Lower chip memory usage.
* Minor bugs fixed.

Is there anyone who launched the demo on the Vampire?

[kolla]

it's great to see a unique game come out on Amiga first, once again.

Hm, what makes it unique?

[AndyFC]

it's great to see a unique game come out on Amiga first, once again.

Hm, what makes it unique?

Personally I've not played a game like it. Maybe I'm wrong that there aren't others out there, but it's not a platformer, FPS, port, etc. Happy to be proven wrong.

[kolla]

Google “ball run tunnel” These games have been around for ages now, popular on phones etc. First time I played one was around the time of DDR, sing star, rock band etc, so I suspect there is a connection.

[Karlos]

I don't care at all about the game mechanics, what I want to know is, how they did it

[shenlong]

Wow a very impressive game engine.  Has the author ever thought of making an FPS with it or possibly other coders using it for an FPS?

[HGC]

The game looks boring.

[Kefir]

Wow a very impressive game engine.  Has the author ever thought of making an FPS with it or possibly other coders using it for an FPS?

The engine is very specific, I don't see the possibility of using it with an fps game. But during the development of the game, I came up with a new, wery fast screen mode (method of drawing), ideal for an fps games.

Status update.

After the feedback I got from the testers, mainly related to the game's too high difficulty level, I made a few changes.

- In the easy level there is an infinite number of lives.
- Different versions of easy and medium/hard levels.
- More tile colors.
- 35 levels (including 6 hidden).

The preorder is only available until the end of February.