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this primitive graphics is enough dark suggestive to feed your imagination, but final battle looks like tearing of toenail from giant foot.
Today it seems to be impossible make anything having 48K free ram.
leszken 1 year ago
@leszken Tearing off the toe nail happens in the other versions ...
averyps 4 months ago
these old games...busting your ass to finish them only to get a freaking "congratulations"
zdefanos 1 year ago
The most legendary game of all times! (imho)
whintake 1 year ago
absolutely great soundtrack emulation. The c64's version is more exciting, while the Amiga's soundtrack for SotB was more surreal and creepy.
TheRoboticFerret 2 years ago
weird but interesting game.
wingedcream 2 years ago
Considering the limitations of the C64, I think it's safe to say that this version kicks ass.
oneminutekid 3 years ago 5
such a hard game
ggman3000 3 years ago 2
kind of disappointing that it doesn't have an end tune or sequence ... it just ends like that. sucker.
jarjar2b 3 years ago
Wow, this version is extremely junky. I noticed a couple of extra messages though.
babyrapor 4 years ago
Listen to that little SID chip working it's guts out to emulate the soundtrack! I loved the C64!
CenturyEndSaviour 4 years ago 10
This SID version sounds much more interesting than Amiga modules. It was much easier to compose the tune on the Amiga. C64 is something really unique - when you read the specs this seems to be quite ordinary 8-bit machine, but once you check what was and still is done on this machine... You must be shocked. 8-bit KING!
trophy242 2 years ago
I love the way the boss is defeated by hitting his toenail off :D
SonnyB73 4 years ago
I bet this took like 2 hours to load from the tape
swiv2d 4 years ago
Actually it's a cartridge game :)
laffer35 4 years ago
Oh...
swiv2d 4 years ago
I have the cartridge version, but I do believe there were a tape version but was a multiload. Pains they are!!
InfernalNightfaery 3 years ago
There wasn't a tape version, since the cartridge offered some enhancements over the c64-hardware like the parallax-scrolling.
By the way, were there still tape-versions of c64-games released in the early nineties? I thought everyone would have had a 1541 by then ;-)
The ZX-Spectrum 128K-version was released on tape actually.
Cornughon 2 years ago
@laffer35 really no wonda its hard to come by
zachthezombie 1 year ago
The music renditions are insanely good in the C64 version
Viktorcrayon 5 years ago 4