We’ve just received exciting gaming news from Saberman: Zbigniew Ross, the creator of Yoomp!64, has launched a port of the game for the Commodore Amiga. A previous feature on IndieRetroNews covered Yoomp!64’s release by RGCD and Psytronik Software on the C64, which was a port of the Atari XE/XL version. To accompany this announcement, we have gameplay footage and additional information.
The latest iteration of “Amiga Yoomp! is a high-speed arcade game that brings the classic gameplay of its Commodore 64 and Atari predecessors to the 16-bit Amiga platform. Players control a bouncing ball through 3D-textured tubes filled with various types of tiles, each with unique properties. The objective is to collect points while avoiding traps and hazards that could end the game. Yoomp! is optimized to run smoothly on a range of Amiga systems, including the A500, A600, A1200, CDTV, and CD32, providing retro gaming enjoyment.”
Features:
- 27 levels
- 20 action tiles
- 2 soundtracks by MCH
- 3 graphic quality modes, adapted based on hardware speed
- Compatible with A500, A600, A1200, CDTV, CD32, even A1000
Credits :
- YOOMP! developed by Zbigniew Ross, Copyright 2019-20.
- Original Atari 8-Bit coder and game designer: Marcin “Eru” Żukowski
- Commodore Amiga Code, graphics, and design: Zbigniew Ross
- Illustration and graphics: Ilija Melentijevic
- Additional graphics: Andrew Bado
- Music, sound effects, & testing: MCH
- Manual text & testing: James Monkman
- Original manual design & layout: Chris Mantil
- Box artwork/logo: Thomas Koch
- Special thanks to Michciu for testing
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