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|author=Oibaf
|author=Retroguru, Oibaf
|lastupdated=2014/11/03
|lastupdated=2014/11/03
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Revision as of 03:19, 8 August 2022

Sqrxz
File:Sqrxzwii.jpg
General
AuthorRetroguru, Oibaf
TypePlatform
Version20100402
LicenseFreeware / Closed Source (Donations welcome!)
Last Updated2014/11/03
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In 1994, at this time, two young swedish developers named Marcus Vesterlund and John Holmvall were about to create a The Great Giana Sisters styled game. The name of this production should have been Galliano Brothers but it turned out to be totally different and the concept slowly morphed into what is today known as Sqrxz. The original game was for DOS. Jimmy Jimmy Mårdell redid Sqrxz for TI calculators and Gameboy Color, where the game gained a lot of attention and cult status. Up to now the TI versions are amongst the best games ever created for this calculator.

The founder of Retroguru, Shahzad, knew Sqrxz a long time ago from Gameboy Color and in 2010 the idea was born to bring this game back for up to date, but also older systems. The team already had a working Jump'n'Run engine and Rodolphe our main coder started right away and had a playable prototype ready in less than two days.

A bit of polishing here, new graphics by Simon and the great chip tunes of Brendan gave the game a great retouch. Last but not least three levels were added by Rabia.

Marcus and John were slightly pleased by this remake and approved our work. Marcus even helped out to improve the controls.

Features

  • Hardly any game will annoy you more! Frustration deluxe ahead!
  • Amiga’ish feeling!
  • 16 Levels including a "beginners" level
  • 18 Chiptunes
  • Classic AND new graphic mode
  • Top 10 highscore
  • Endless continue mode
  • Hidden easter egg

Media

Screenshots

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