Our next entry we were not 100% certain whether it was intended as a proper game, or merely was part of a demo that was released back in the day. This was discovered by GTW regular Csaba Virag on an … Continue reading →
Yes, the game was indeed released – though there were a number of changes that had to be made during development, including many ideas dropped from the final game. In issue #77 of Zzap 64, they revealed that there were … Continue reading →
Thanks to Jazzcat for the heads up about this game, which was shown recently on the developer’s website. The game was a sequel to a Gauntlet clone which was actually released by Markt & Technik in 1989. This clone though … Continue reading →
Wolfgrounds we believe is a text adventure game by the same people who were selling Exod (Another title we have just added to GTW). The game was sold on disk, but it seems that this is one that either didn’t … Continue reading →
This title seems to have been around for a while, but its the first time i’ve seen it. A fairly early sideways scrolling shooter, with some basic attack waves and interaction to keep you busy briefly. It seems that you … Continue reading →
Xytris is a really strange puzzler, which isn’t a tetris puzzler like you may think from the name, but a title where you must re-create the character from the box on the right side of the screen. There are two … Continue reading →
One of the things I love about unreleased games and the demos that are out there, is that sometimes you can uncover something hidden within which reveals something about the game. In this case, it was about another game entirely! … Continue reading →
A rolling demo of what seems to be a Greek based game. This slideshow shows various screens of the game and credits, including a piece of the interluding screen from the game. It’s unknown how the game would play, but … Continue reading →
A game that has been knocking about a bit in the archives, by the creator of another title in the GTW vaults called Bimz. This title compared to the Bjarke’s previous game is a lot more ambitious, with a flick … Continue reading →
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