- Thu Jul 10, 2008 8:31 pm
#275425
Hi,
In 1994 the Clockwiser puzzle game was released internationally for the Commodore Amiga computers, the CD32 console, MS-DOS and MS-Windows 3.1.
Clockwiser was a production of the Dutch developers Reinier van Vliet (programmer), me (graphics), Peter Schaap (programmer) and Ramon Braumuller (audio).
Peter Schaap and I have now re-released Clockwiser online as a free retro game, with the addition of new graphics and new functionality. You're invited for a visit to Playclockwiser.com for an impression. The render behind the score section at the right was created using Maxwell.
Here are some images:
End-of-game picture and part of the score panel, Maxwell-rendered (no masterpiece, I admit it
):
In-game graphics detail (Scanline-rendered and pixeled):
The old version (pixeled):
Have fun!
In 1994 the Clockwiser puzzle game was released internationally for the Commodore Amiga computers, the CD32 console, MS-DOS and MS-Windows 3.1.
Clockwiser was a production of the Dutch developers Reinier van Vliet (programmer), me (graphics), Peter Schaap (programmer) and Ramon Braumuller (audio).
Peter Schaap and I have now re-released Clockwiser online as a free retro game, with the addition of new graphics and new functionality. You're invited for a visit to Playclockwiser.com for an impression. The render behind the score section at the right was created using Maxwell.
Here are some images:
End-of-game picture and part of the score panel, Maxwell-rendered (no masterpiece, I admit it
):In-game graphics detail (Scanline-rendered and pixeled):
The old version (pixeled):
Have fun!
Last edited by MetinSeven_com on Thu Jul 10, 2008 9:18 pm, edited 6 times in total.
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