Dread Ep 09 - "Doom" clone for Amiga 500 - The Demo Map Release

The day has come for the first public version to be released.
The important links are:
- Amiga exe & ADF: devkk.net/Dread-1905-Amiga.zip
- Atari ST executable: devkk.net/Dread-1905-AtariST.zip
- our Discord server: / discord
0:00 - Intro
0:56 - 01 - The Three Big News
2:44 - 02 - Running on the Real Hardware (Amiga 500 gameplay)
6:40 - 03 - A message from John
7:54 - 04 - A few words from Dennis (Amiga 1200 gameplay)
13:25 - 05 - Not only Amiga makes it possible...
15:14 - Outro
The sountracks used courtesy of:
- Mr. Quiet - / chiptonizee-for-futuri...
- The Judgeman - / press-start
This game uses assets by:
- John Tsakiris/PixelGlass
- Dennis Ramberg/Pixel Shade
- DMA-SC (Atsri ST music)
- the FreeDoom project (freedoom.github.io/)
Atari ST image by Bill Bertram, 2006

[@RMCRetro]

Wow that's just amazing!! Great job

[@PixelShade]

To all ST users... I am very sorry about the cheese doodle holding the gun. We will fix this in the future. Perhaps offer Mr. Cheese Doodle a glove or something hahaha xD

[@mrkirk4944]

To all sad Amiga owners, we PC owners will just play the latest and greatest FPS, with amazing visuals, solid fps, and all on modern stunning displays. Why dick around with this sad looking shite, when you can play Doom Eternal ? hahahaha

[@PixelShade]

@@mrkirk4944 why play Doom Eternal when we have VR gamng? Why read books when we have Movies? Why go to concerts when we have digital music distribution? So many questions that are hard to answer... With that being said. I play and enjoy Doom Eternal on my PC and truly enjoy Dread on my Amiga. :) Nothing wrong with that.

[@seamusoblainn4603]

@@mrkirk4944 given the supply issues and other problems coming, learning to be efficient with code may become a must.

[@005AGIMA]

Just played through the demo map on my stock A500 Rev6a with 512K slow mem expansion. I did find (thanks to a friend) that I had to unplug the external drive or it failed to load. That aside, I cannot believe I'm playing this on an A500. I'm simply STUNNED!!! No disrespect to the other Devs but this is better (so far) than Gloom or Alien Breed 3D (1) and it's running on OCS! This is some very clever black magic right here! Just.....WOW.

[@KKAltair]

Thanks! :) What kind of external drive did you have? Floppy disk drive on external DF1? Strangely, it shouldn't affect the loading. Unless the system took more resources on boot for the driver, so less space was for Dread.

[@005AGIMA]

@@KKAltair Yeah it's just a stock A500, no HDD so Im just running it from DF0 from a disk that I wrote the ADF to. The external drive is just an external DF1 so no drivers. I mean....it's an external drive converted to a gotek, but still just acts as a normal DF1. I tried flicking the switch it has to "off" and that didn't help, so unplugged and that worked. My friend replicated the issue first on his A500 and suggested unplugging the drive. That's how we found out this is the problem. It may just be that the A500 uses some minimal ram to detect an external drive? No idea.

[@Bullet84PL]

@@KKAltair Cześć a dałbyś radę zrobić w pliku ST? pod emulatory czy nie bardzo?

[@KKAltair]

@@Bullet84PL tzn?

[@Bullet84PL]

@@KKAltair Chodzi o to żeby odpalić na Emulatorze na Hatari czy na Steem czy innym emulatorze Dred, bo zwykły plik PRG raczej nie potrafię go odczytać a nie posiadam normalnie komputera Atari ST/STE, w sumie jak i wiele osób również :), chodzi obraz dyski ST do pliku z grą

[@MarphitimusBlackimus]

Congratulations on the demo's release! This project is truly a marvelous technical wonder for the hardware. Just one question: How do I turn on the RTX?

[@MrStevbld]

RTX? Easy! You would have to upgrade your Amiga with 30+ year bolt on technology with the services from a UFO technician who should then help make it compatible with RTX! Voilà!

[@0xABADCAFE]

How about using RTX to simulate the actual electron beam in a CRT for the display in UAE and have the ray intersection with the phosphor light up.

[@jakobholgersson4400]

Holy crap, this is just insanely impressive.

[@ctbullett300]

Brung a smile to my face with he pulled out the CRT.

[@PixelShade]

I wanted to do it properly for you guys! ;)

[@roscoe500]

Played this on my moderately upgraded A500 (68000 33MHz, 8MB Fast RAM) and runs beautifully. This is the game I dreamed of having on my A600 back in the early 90s, but closest was Death Mask and then Gloom on an A1200 later. This is far better than either of those efforts already. Can't wait for the full game.

[@PabliX_PL]

Epic! Are you going to release version with higher resolution for 020 or 030 turbo cards?

[@oldhedders]

This is astonishing. Just the most amazing skill and ingenuity to do this. And on the ST too!

[@DutchRetroGuy]

This is really super cool stuff. Been watching this since the first episode and now the demo is finally here :) Thanks for all the effort, looking forward to more updates already!

[@GrzegorzStanulewicz]

Marzenia się spełniają. Jako niewierny Tomasz biję się w pierś. Pogodzony z jakością Death Mask czy Za żelazną bramą nie wierzyłem, że genialny programista, może dać Amisi 500 prawdziwego fps'a któremu bliżej do Doom'a niż Wolfenstein'a. Od wczoraj uwierzyłem :) (choć projekt śledzę od początku). Czapki z głów, coś tak niesamowitego i niemal nierealnego jest spełnieniem marzeń wielu amigowców,. Fakt, iż tak to wygląda i śmiga na Amidze 500, nakazuje mi powiedzieć jedno: jest Pan cudotwórcą :) Czapki z głów (muszę odkurzyć Amigę 500, dzięki której zostałem muzykiem :)

[@xxfangor]

This is so amazing to play on the real hardware. I was just playing this demo on all difficulties for 2hrs. Just playing again and again, i am so amazed. Gameplay is really smooth and lots of fun. Keep up the good work!

[@mingusdoo]

Awesome! Gonna try it on my Amiga 1200 later today!

[@warci]

giant thumbs up, astonishing achievement! You guys went where one of the most cutting edge development team back in the day were afraid to go!

[@MorganJustGames]

Looks absolutely amazing. Incredible work, very well done.

[@JanBeta]

This is literally mindblowing. Awesome work!

[@Jamesatighe]

This is truly awesome! Amazing what can be done on old hardware by talented people!

[@Kerbheros]

This truly is mind blowing, superb work ! Congrats ! I am impressed :-) I had an amiga until 1993 ... then switch to PC ... mainly because of Doom. I remember Carmack comments at the time about Amiga and CD32 not able to do Doom for technical reasons... you proved it all wrong, good job. Some people in the comments are saying how this would change history if send back in time to 1993. Well I think to change history it should be send back to 1989, because then it would not only impact the game market but probably heavily impact the development of Amiga 1200 and CD32 with design choice oriented toward this new type of games. And for a fun though experiment, if this runs on an Amiga 1000 ... imagine this demoed on the official launch of the Amiga 1000 in 1985 ... Lol I don t think anyone present would have been able to process what they had in front of their eyes :-) :-)

[@RetroDawn]

Not exactly the type of game the Amiga was designed for--it does not take full advantage of the hardware. The idea of this coming before Doom, and even Wolf3D and the earlier id 3D games is rather fanciful. Doom came out in mid-Dec 1993. Did you already get a PC before the year was out to run Doom?

[@ironmaiden5658]

This is so awesome to see. I'll be trying your demo on my A1200. Thank you.

[@gregcoons7308]

Wow! Immediately downloaded and ran on both my ST's and Amiga's. Very smooth on all of them...and better than Wolfenstein 3D on the ST's.

[@holocube9280]

I had been waiting for this moment for almost 25 years! Amazing! 😭

[@zemphex4167]

congrats on releasing the demo it's really amazing how quickly you work

[@QuantumGarage]

Just played this on my original A1200 and its amazing. Cant wait to see more, keep up the great work you and the team are doing

[@chrisholland5138]

My initial reaction on watching the Sillyventure live stream - "Ooh that's a nice remake of Wolfenstein!" Second reaction - "And they've reskinned it with Doom graphics, cool!" Third reaction on seeing the original graphics and outdoor sky box scene - "Wooah, this is going to be several different kinds of special!" Thanks for doing this Altair, ST and Amiga owners alike have a treat!

[@PixelShade]

We're just getting started. :)

[@adroharv9213]

at last I've been waiting on this for what seems an eternity. Well done on your work

[@UncleAwesomeRetro]

I played it on the Amiga 500 and Amiga 2000 with a2620 accelerator. What an amazing game you guys are making! :D

[@ChEd1980]

Amazing work! I need to try this on my Amiga's now to see it in person! I'm loving the fact that John Carmack said that Doom could not be done back in the day and you guys were like "hold my beer" and made this!

[@disasterincarnate]

to be fair this is more a wolfenstien clone than doom.

[@otherreality]

Amazing work, this is just fantastic!

[@Walrusbonzo]

Looks awesome. Mind blown how well it runs on stock hardware. Well done

[@llllbserkllll]

Great work! Absolutely astonishing

[@Flofutz]

Thank you all for sharing you skills and efforts. It is so hard to belive to see that running on my 500.

[@SomeOrangeCat]

It's happening!! Now I have something to look forward to after work today!

[@johnroberts7850]

Well done! I don’t have an Amiga but this video made me dig out my unloved Atari 1040 STe and upgrade it to 4mb. It runs unbelievably well! Can’t wait for more levels/retail version 😻

[@benjaminp2603]

Awesome. Totally Awesome. Can't wait to reassemble my Mega STE to try it out. Sadly the whole Case of it is in a Retrobright Bath at the Moment. Keep up the good work.

[@d_vibe-swe]

This is such an eye candy that I'm drooling! Will try it on my a1200/030!

[@bobankrsmanovic9398]

Amazing job KK. :) Also amazing job from John, and Dennis. :)

[@wasabinator]

Mind blown. Awesome work!!!

[@32Bits]

This is Awesome! Joined the Discord, downloading the demo now. can wait to play it !

[@jase1438]

Awesome work. I know it's close to 30 years too late, and the world has moved on, but to play this on a 30 years + computer just gives shivers down my spine. You guys have done great work here. Looking forward to the full version!

[@marcianzero_yt]

It‘s really hard to believe after all these years. Well done, keep it up. :)

[@rodovanra6783]

Now we just need to send you back to 1993 and have you release this on the Amiga 500 and the AGA version on the Amiga cd 32.

[@wojciechrymarczyk9616]

My thinking exactly! Back in the days I will probably scream and shout! Well done 👏

[@rocker11281]

Back in the day you did not have this kind of development tools and Workstation power as with a modern PX. Just keep that in mind, when comparing.

[@Wasabim]

Amazing job, congratulations !

[@ridiculous_gaming]

Running the original Doom via DOS on a 25 MHz 486 was quite poor, so I upgraded to a 486 DX2 50 to make the game playable in 1994. Here, you have made this game playable on a 16 bit, 7.2 MHz Amiga and 8 MHz Atari ST? Simply unbelievable.

[@youtubesuresuckscock]

This game doesn't have varying floor heights, the color palette is much smaller, the textures smaller and less detailed. It's closer to Wolfenstein 3D than Doom. Stop bull crapping.

[@valenrn8657]

486SX25 needs a fast SVGA card such as Tseng Labs ET4000 that cost about $129 USD in H2 1993.

[@valenrn8657]

@@youtubesuresuckscock Dread is closer to SNES's Doom port which has missing floor and ceiling textures.

[@TeiTenga]

@@youtubesuresuckscock Varying floor heights will be implemented, so it will technically be a hybrid of Wolf and Doom on a mere 68000. Which is about the max you can reach. In demoscene productions, they can have fully 3D textured worlds - But those aren't games. Color palette is easily explained by the fact that we are talking OCS/ECS here, and not VGA. The same goes for textures (Which have been greatly improved thanks to Pixelglass) Somehow you expect a vis-a-vis equivalent of the PC code and cannot understand the ''why'' part on why this is impressive. So far (judging by your other postings here) the only person bull crapping here is you. On a technical level, this is a crowning achievement. The fact that you have yet to answer users who implore to start your own engine suggests a limited understanding of what is going on here.

[@ridiculous_gaming]

@@valenrn8657 The SNES has mode 7, which is basically hardware pixel scaling; something the Amiga has to do via software. Still, this is super sweet using the OCS chipset.

[@johanvirebrand7196]

Great demo! It's really impressive how good it looks and feels with that 7.14 MHz 68000 CPU. And on a unaccelerated Amiga 1200 it runs just perfect! REALLY great job I should say! Can't wait till the final version! Keep up the good work!

[@notanfningain]

All I wanted back in the early 90's was to play a doom clone on my Amiga 500; I couldn't afford a 486 DX II. Never thought I would see this on the Amiga. Glad I kept mine.

[@hundgirridchannel]

Awesome job, thank you for the demo release.

[@greekpiece]

Your work is amazing! I watched also the "2.5D rendering optimizations on Amiga 500 @ Xenium 2019". I'm a rusty programmer & i understood only pieces of it :D . Question1: A hypothetical 68000 machine with chunky, 8bit or 4bit color vram (no need for c2p), but without a blitter and a copper, would perform better or worse than this? Question2: How much would it help, a hypothetical - vertical line chunky - screen mode (which i think it was do-able back then)? Amazing work from all 3 of you (+the Greek member ;). I wish you more successes :) !

[@TzOk]

Comparing that with Substation it is... incomparable. Unbelievable that this was possible on a stock Atari STe.

[@xxnoxx-xp5bl]

This is amazing. It says so much about both Doom and the Amiga 500 that after all these years fans are still trying to recreate the Doom experience on Commodore's machine. Just makes me wish that Commodore could have got it's shit together and upgraded it's hardware sooner.

[@PixelShade]

It does... Doom was incredible. The ULTIMATE "killer app" for PC. Revolutionary, fun, addictive. As I kid I always thought that Doom was what killed off the Amiga and Commodore... In later years I know better, but I still feel like it was a pretty decent assumption by my younger self. I always loved the Amiga, how games sounded, ran smooth (2D games) had amazing colors (a lot of PCs had CGA, EGA, with no audio card utilizing the PC Speaker). But yeah, VGA, 486 DX2 66MHz together with Doom, that was something else. I guess helping out with this project helps me to heal some of those childhood wounds when the PC became the dominant platform. :)

[@xxnoxx-xp5bl]

@@PixelShade Yeah totally. That's ironically how I got my Amiga - my dad's mate selling it for a PC to play Doom on!

[@bennykanz1a466]

Great guys... You really put the old hardware to the maximum

[@philiphandforth4390]

Played this demo and thought it was great. I'm impressed that you didn't even fill a floppy disk with it, there must be some really nifty trickery going on there...... Wouldn't mind an episode where you cover how you fit it all on there

[@0xABADCAFE]

Even having watched every video so far, seeing it run on the real thing is just amazing.

[@Evert850]

Absolutly and truly amazing! Great work!! :)

[@DanielIvanovDecsev]

I have to admit, i was very sceptic when first tweets appeared about this project. Congratulations guys, you did something really awesome !

[@zuno555]

Here from 005 Agima. Great job, amazing coding. Cheers!

[@retrobajtel]

Świetna robota! Marzenie z dzieciństwa! Brawo! 👏👏👏👍👍👍😉🤛

[@DavoXDesign]

Going nuts all here at Voidpoint, great work!

[@lecturesalternatives8421]

Congratulations on many levels. - I thought the A500 framerate wouldn't be good enough but it's just fine. I don't even feel the need to load the game on an A1200 config and prefer the added nostalgia aspect of thinking that's how it would have run on my A500. I really didn't expect the game to be so convincing on that level. - I like what the engine can do when it comes to level geometry. These little structures and crates, recesses in the walls. I played, liked and finished wolfenstein, but it never feels like you're in a castle. Dread's level feels like a place. If ceiling or floor "variations" are implemented and lifts, different floors, etc... any other new architectural element will be really really impressive because it's already unexpectedly great. - The textures are beautiful. I didn't expect the game to be able to convey that kind of atmosphere. Truly the graphics are good enough to allow a theme and a background story. (contrary to non textured 3d games for example). I love that specific corridor that has the brown texture instead of the bricks (before the shotgun room). It just gives an identity to the place "Ho, I'm there." Rooms are also very identifiable. - The gameplay and difficulty level are well tuned. It's fun. Of course, there's nothing new under the sun but it really is fun to play. Maybe, there are too many rooms which require the player to kill the enemies by remaining at the entrance before entering. - Also, it'd be nice to be able to pick up a few cartridge clips of real bullets for the gun, even if the rubber ones are infinite. The chaingun is really beautiful. - The secrets are cool and nicely hinted at. A secret corridor would have been even better. Anyway, awesome, impressive and fun.

[@johntsakiris3717]

Many thanks for the feedback! :) I think you're right about the level design and how the enemies play. Current demo was more about showcasing the engine than providing a refined gameplay experience. There are a ton of stuff we need to do and tweak to get the game where we it needs to be. Definitely it's very rough around the edges at the moment.

[@PixelShade]

Awesome comment and feedback like usual @Lectures Alternatives. :) Yeah, I am agreeing with John here. I mean we do have variable ceiling heights currently although those are set to presets of 64/96/128px. Even in its current state I think we can do A LOT architecturally to sell the game even more. Once variable floors are in, with stairs and elevators I honestly think we can build a environments that feel like "real places". The big map (that will be offered to patreons) already have a lot of extra architectural details that sells that feeling. it is super nice to see. I am have started to make a level of my own in doom builder. It's a lot of fun, back in the 90's I did some pretty ambitious multiplayer build engine maps for Duke3D. :) and now with some added expertise as a gamedev and level designer it would be a lot of fun to contribute in that department as well. :D

[@KKAltair]

Thanks! :) I've noticed that the map structure calls for "kill everything from the doors". I'll try to avoid that in next designs. :)

[@PixelShade]

@@KKAltair Couldn't snake passages as well as u-shaped corridors have the same culling feature as doors? (Quake uses this a lot) that way we can use way less doors in the maps. :)

[@clffreak]

Absolutnie fantastyczne!

[@leowagner1366]

I was not expecting the ST release! That is too cool!

[@Zoulz666]

The game looks amazing! especially on the A1200 with the butter smooth framerate! :)

[@dlfrsilver]

on A500 it's butter smooth as well. There's no slowdown at all. and the screen size is giant !

[@litjellyfish]

@@dlfrsilver So what FPS do you get on A500 vs A1200?

[@dlfrsilver]

@@litjellyfish there no fps counter in dread. But I'd say 30 fps, solid.

[@litjellyfish]

@@dlfrsilver I trust you but believe you when I get the number. As this video here for sure is not even close to 30fps :) (I would say between 6-12fps)

[@dlfrsilver]

@@litjellyfish 15fps on a500 and 30 fps on. A1200.

[@alvaronunesdesousa878]

Great job! That is impressive!

[@danielmackey7186]

Fired this up on my Amiga 1200 after seeing it on Yesterdays Amigabill stream. Love it.

[@eraserVsilesia]

Absolutely stunning!!

[@D6team]

Congrats & szacunek! :O :) Mega robota :O jak zawsze :) Pozdrówka!

[@thanius]

Will definitely buy this when it's done!

[@tahustvedt]

Outstanding! The demo ran well on my A500+ with a Terriblefire 536 Accelerator (50 MHz 030). The number in the top left hovers around 1,35-1,52 so I guess that means it's rendering a framerate of around 35 fps.

[@xanvision]

Congrats for the awesome work and thanks for the demo! keep us surprised with new features only possible for accelerators ;)

[@YesterchipsMIG]

Just a GREAT Job! I made myself a real Floppy Disk for DREAD and played it on my A500. If we only had this game 30 years ago ;)

[@alaintreesong5833]

Amazing demo. Excellent framerate on an A500 (stock). "Bravo" guys

[@saschaebel3107]

Absolutely awesome and it's getting better and better. I truly believe this game would have changed history when released in 1992 or so. One small proposal: would look even more immersive if the enemies (and maybe also other sprites) had some kind of shadow. Keep on doing your great work!!!

[@saschaebel3107]

Because right now, they look somehow detached from the floor

[@btizef2008]

Wow just wow. Blown away it runs on atari ST too. Great work!

[@krazproductions]

Wow!!! This looks awesome!!! Reminds me of Doom and Blood for DOS

[@Optimus6128]

That was very impressive and playable, I tried the Atari version on my STE and was still playable (the colors have improved too), I'll also try on my Amiga with accelerator that will be fast

[@commodore3410]

Bloody amazing! WOW!

[@Breakaway_RC]

The sound of the chain guns spinning up is awesome

[@KKAltair]

You'll be surprised how it was made in one of the next episodes. Because it's just made out of the shotgun reload sounds manipulated by Paula chip. :) Free RAM is free RAM. :)

[@MrStevbld]

This is a very nice port!

[@thomasboisse605]

This is so Fantasic i just played it and still cant belive that this actualy runs on stock Hardware!!! I cant wait for the full game!

[@radioparalax]

Unbelievable to see and play such a game on a 7 Mhz. machine, for which years ago you needed a fast and very expensive turbo card. Well done! The demo will be one of the highlights in our next liveshow on Saturday. Looking forward to the final game!

[@KKAltair]

Thanks! :) Drop a link to my channel and Patreon, if you can. It helps. :)

[@nekononiaow]

More than the technological feat that you guys are accomplishing I am impressed by the method that you guys clearly have regarding the development of the game. You seem to have an attention to details in terms of art, gameplay and design, something which is critical to releasing a great game instead of just a great tech demo (remember Shadow of The Beast? 😉). Wishing you the best in this adventure!

[@amipal24]

“That’s all for today’s video” That’s all? That’s all?! This is amazing! Thoroughly astounded by the demo. Simply breathtaking.

[@KKAltair]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ropersonline]

@@KKAltair I second what amipal24 said, but since you're here too, I want to add: I would LOVE to hear more about the actual engine hacks that made DREAD possible. I think I read in Fabien Sanglard's Wolf3D book that John Carmack now thinks binary space partitioning would have worked even better than the ray casting he used at the time -- so now I'm wondering if that (BSP) is what DREAD uses? The 16 colours suggest four bit planes, and the emphasis on saving memory perhaps suggests a kind of in-memory mipmapping of each size of vertical column of pixels instead of actual on-the-fly scaling. Am I wrong? I'd love to hear more about the actual engine; I'm hankering for something like a Coding Secrets video on DREAD.

[@KKAltair]

@@ropersonline Dread uses BSP for spatial searches, but draws using presorted perfect visibility lists. For the actual drawing algorithms, look for ToyStory on z MegaDrive and Duke Nukem portal algorithms. Drawing is indeed 4bpp, and uses trick of packing two pixels in one byte for speed. But yes - video would be cool. :D

[@ropersonline]

@@KKAltair Thank you so much for the information! :)

[@PixelNation]

no ladne rzeczy sie tu dzieją! Coś pięknego!

[@Nestrak]

Holy shit - impressive work!!!

[@dlfrsilver]

Absolutely splendid.

[@5kogur]

Awesome! Gonna try this on my STe for sure

[@marcelopires711]

Very nice sprite work and animations. Enjoyable results with very little hardware resources.

[@Myako]

This is an incredible achievement. I am particularly amazed at how beautiful this looks on a CRT monitor, congratulations! 👏🏻👏🏻💪🏻💪🏻 I also love how the team's passion for this project shines through in each video. Thanks for doing this. 😊

[@storerestore]

Smart desk setup, Dennis!

[@PixelShade]

Hahaha, thanks, kind of cool that you noticed the solution. I am actually really happy about it. I live in a 21sqm studio apartment so I can't really have a permanent Amiga setup. The table double acts as a pull out dining table for 4-6 people. But I am an introvert so 99% of the time it's a desk. xD And once every second week or so I treat myself with "luxury hour" ;) that's when I pull out the A1200 and Commodore 1084. Out of convenience however, I tend to run my physical amiga harddrive (SD-Card) through WinUAE instead of real hardware. The 144Hz freesync monitor does an amazing job of eliminating stutters and latency.

[@RetroRecipes]

So cool!

[@gelzamangitzaman1482]

There should be an episode for this in my opinion.

[@rafniedz2354]

A.M.A.Z.I.N.G! I've never supposed I will experience such a great stuff on A500!

[@Amigowiec]

Congratulations, I follow closely and admire. Respect.

[@AtariCrypt]

I need to play this on my Atari ST ....... Awesome work 👍🏻

[@bartek.szuster]

First of all: congrats for that milestone! And what's more impressive: an amazing game engine guys! My question is: do I see Dennis is writing Dread code in JavaScript?

[@paulorito2303]

MIND = BLOWN ! Really really impressive !!!§§

[@retrotechtive]

This is absolutely incredible! Runs amazingly well on my 1MB A500 (with no other expansions). I have no idea how you did this!

[@retrotechtive]

Quick video I just did testing on an A4000 030: kzbin.info/www/bejne/d6Pcn2tuhpucjZo - let me know if you'd rather I not have this up, but I do direct back here. Also, I thought you might want to see how it works on the 4000 - I know I did! :)

[@johntsakiris3717]

@@retrotechtive lovely! :)

[@thesystemera]

Huge fan of this BTW man! Some amazing hitting the hardware!

[@KKAltair]

Thanks a ton!

[@thesystemera]

@@KKAltair it's like 3.00am here in NZ but will definitely jump in. Amiga 500 and Imagine basically got me hooked. Like nine years old in 91 or something. Still got my original. It definitely needs some superwhite 😎

[@stuartking84able]

Amazing. I played the demo and loved it! Would love to see keyboard look instead of mouse look as an option

[@ta6t5n]

Got goose bumps when I saw power adapter for Ami and heard that floopy disk sound :) Great job with soft and video amazing too !

[@KKAltair]

Thats one of the major reasons I kept the FDD in my Amiga and Gotek sits on top of it (switchable). :) Handling the FDD is just sooooo cool! :)

[@retrohaxblog]

Great update, as usual ;)

[@preretro-gamingmitreini]

Wow very, very cool Doom Clone. Thank you very much!