Download file: boulderdash50.zip (29K)
System: PAL/NTSC
Copyright: 2001 Megastyle Productions

OK, you all know Boulderdash, right? This is my batch of levels. As you can see by the screenshot, the game engine is taken from the original Boulderdash game. The 50 levels were created in Boulderdash Construction Kit, and they should pose a massive challenge! The difficulty level is set very high, especially from level 20 and upwards.

Features:

* A player roster where total score, highest level reached and some statistics are stored separately for each player.
* Each level has a top 30 high score list, including statistics for number of times each level has been played and won.
* 50 furiously challenging levels, the most difficult Boulderdash levels available for the C64 that are depending on puzzle skill rather than luck.

Warning:

* The high scores are saved directly to the lower disk tracks, so don't validate the disk.
* Due to the direct disk access, this game will only work on 1541/1571, and 1541 partitions on CMD drives (haven't tested the latter).

Download file: ordleik.zip (65K). A slightly inferior PC version exists here
System: PAL/NTSC, joystick or mouse
Copyright: 2001 Megastyle Productions

Inspired by Wordzap, your purpose is to arrange words from the initial random letters. Unlike Wordzap which is a 2-player oriented game, you play against the clock to get the highest possible score. Your task is to arrange as many words as possible before the time runs out.

Features:

* 3 modes of play. EasyZap: You can choose freely from any of the letters. WordZap: You can only choose letters adjacent to an open square. BagoZap: You can choose letters near the last one selected (also diagonally).
* Dictionaries in 3 languages: English, Norwegian and German.
* High score saving, each game mode has a top 50 high score list, including date of achievement.

Inspired by the Amiga game of the same name, this is a two-player Tetris game.

Features:

* Two players at the same time
* Ultra-smooth gameplay
* 20 different levels with varying obstacles and features
* Screen goes berserk when many lines are cleared at the same time

Warning:

Was originally not programmed with NTSC in mind, but it works if you can stand the minor screen shaking, which is due to the PAL FLD routine.