The Castles of Dr. Creep, a unique puzzle game released for the Commodore 64 platform4 comes back to life, thanks to wiibrew dev segra. Now on SVN-351, the latest release includes some new features and minor fixes to furthe improve the game.
Developer's note:
This project is an open source rewrite, allowing you to play the game using an image (D64) of the original disk. Additionally, a Castle Builder has been added allowing the player to modify existing castles, or build new ones from scratch. Presently it can compile and play on both Windows, Nintendo Wii, and Linux (Ubuntu specifically has been tested).
Changelog:
SVN-351
Fix sprite collision bug, Fix another object collision issue
Fix the game speed, making it run at the original PAL speed.
Adds the ability to edit text in Builder
SVN-345
All objects can now be placed and linked.
The map screen can be edited with the door positions being adjustable.
SVN-338 (11/04/2010)
A Castle Builder is now included, with the hotkey information available in the readme. While this feature exists in the Wii version, at present it is unusable due to a lack of controls.
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