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Submitted by cadaver on 24 August 2017
| Link for V1.1 was dead for a while, release entry for it is now Hessian V1.1 |
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Submitted by cadaver on 20 May 2016
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Submitted by Rayne on 10 April 2016
| Thank you very much for this great new game which became one of my favourite C64 games now ;) I've seen two different endings already, but not the happy end for now. I need to figure out how to defeat both of the enemies same time I guess.. :) |
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Submitted by Comos on 4 April 2016
| @Trurl: Yes Autostart works on IDE64 if you have IDEDOS 0.91 and if it's not below $032A. |
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Submitted by cadaver on 27 March 2016
| Yes, there are multiple endings. |
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Submitted by Jupp3 on 26 March 2016
Completed with a time around 2:50, was a good solid game until the end!
Anyway, I guess I must ask now, are there multiple different endings? :P (Actually I do like the ending, just wondering...)
Some "Metroid-like" ending, that was different depending on your success.
In this case, could graphically show various enhancements you managed to find (although it seems that "Breast enhancement upgrade" was missing, or at least I couldn't find it :P) |
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Submitted by cadaver on 23 March 2016
Very good points!
The upgrade puzzle is not explained in-game, to strengthen the impression that you're a security guard trespassing on experimental science and have to figure things out on your own. Though a terminal text somewhere explaining it wouldn't hurt.
The autosave has the potential to create also other unwinnable situations if you don't have an earlier save and for example manage to run out of ammo/health/battery deep in dangerous territory. That oxygen example should be preventable by either guaranteeing some oxygen after a checkpoint restart, or disabling save like you say.
Each successive MW game was larger than the previous. Hessian would be on par with MW3 world size and smaller than MW4. Playtime-wise, you can speedrun MW4 faster than Hessian in a minimalist run, whereas completionist runs while knowning where to go in both Hessian & MW4 would be 2+ hours. |
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Submitted by Jupp3 on 23 March 2016
Feels like I'm getting closer to the end. Anyway, few minor bugs / improvement ideas: (might contain slight spoilers)
At the point where your oxygen level starts dropping while walking around, it's easy to end up in an impossible situation, where you have 2% oxygen left when you continue after dying (making you hope you had saved recently) - perhaps lock "auto-continue" save to the room, where this started?
Also, oxygen level is dropping while you read any dialogue (I guess that's realistic though :P)
Also, I don't think the upgrade configuration puzzle was explained too clearly. First I thought you only need to make all "points" white (which seemed to be enough in couple of first ones)
...or maybe there was some explanation first time, I somewhat skipped, as it seemed easier than it was later :-)
Great game anyway!
When it comes to the amount of content, how does this compare to Metal Warrior series? They're much bigger, at least. |
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Submitted by cadaver on 15 March 2016
| It's about 700 screens and typically 2-3 hours of playtime, though longer if you have to wander or explore more for the puzzles. |
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Submitted by Jupp3 on 15 March 2016
Fantastic new release!
Postponed until I finally tried this on the real hardware. Played roughly 30mins (game time) and it's getting quite a bit harder already. Wondering how much content you've managed to squeeze to a single disk side :-) |
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Submitted by Jak T Rip on 12 March 2016
| Wooo?! Some serious Cadaver bits again!! |
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Submitted by Richard on 24 February 2016
| Nice graphics, great music. The game feels very Ocean like. Great work Lasse + Co. |
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Submitted by NecroPolo on 24 February 2016
Awesome game to the bone. Hats off man! I've been playing that since I've downloaded it, superb work.
Also thanks for your invitation for that certain tune, I'm honoured to add that little bit (beat) to this superb project. |
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Submitted by DATA-LAND on 24 February 2016
Very professional and exciting game with an excellent graphic! :) A bit "Rolling Thunder", a bit "North Sea Inferno", a bit "Navy Seals" and a bit "Saboteur". I love these kind of games!
It works fine with Ultimate 1541-II and device address #9.
Also i'm a big fan of your "BOFH: Servers under Siege"!
Thanks for your great works! ;) |
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Submitted by Hypnosis on 24 February 2016
| This looks very professional! Nice packaging and polish. 0 blocks free! |
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Submitted by Slajerek on 23 February 2016
| Wow, a game released on my birthday, that's awesome. Thanks :) |
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Submitted by Shine on 23 February 2016
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Submitted by Doc Strange on 23 February 2016
| Amazing action/adventure, really playable and great atmosphere. Definitely a candidate for being one the best games released in the last decade. |
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Submitted by PARALAX on 23 February 2016
| Finally a really good and well playable C64 action adventure, even for casual gamers with slower reactions. No respawn of killed enemies, different skills, a fair continue system and a elaborate save option with up to 5 save slots - that's how a C64 game should be today. We will review this game to our next "RetroVision" liveshow, probably on Saturday, the 5th March 2016 at 20:00 CET in our videostream on http://www.radio-paralax.de - Stay tuned! |
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Submitted by Ksubi on 22 February 2016
| Thank you Cadaver, this is fantastic!! Loving every aspect of the game :) |
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Submitted by Yogibear on 22 February 2016
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Submitted by GeoAnas on 22 February 2016
| What a nice surprise! TOP ! |
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Submitted by taper on 22 February 2016
| Highly enjoyable game, with a plot line better than most Hollywood movies can offer. Took me quite some hours to complete the game even using trainers, but it was sure worth the time spent. |
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Submitted by aNdy on 22 February 2016
| Looking forward to playing for the next few days! Good stuff! |
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Submitted by abaddon on 22 February 2016
| MW4 was a 8 bit action/adventure masterpiece and I fully expect this to reach the same level. |
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Submitted by Carrion on 22 February 2016
what Jammer said
Really good production Now I wonder if something like Flashback is possible on C64. I think it is ;) |
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Submitted by Rotteroy on 22 February 2016
| Christmass came early this year!!! Thank you so much for this great release! <3 |
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Submitted by G-Force on 22 February 2016
| Simply superb love it.(:-) |
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Submitted by hedning on 22 February 2016
| Indeed top notch. I say this is a strong candidate for the game of the year awards! I'm off to play it (again!). |
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Submitted by Dr.j on 22 February 2016
| lookד top of the notch game. great work Cadaver ! going to check it tonight |
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Submitted by chatGPZ on 22 February 2016
| very professional package, well done |
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Submitted by Trurl on 22 February 2016
| Contrary to the manual, the autostart works perfectly well on IDE64. |
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Submitted by Joe on 22 February 2016
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Submitted by iAN CooG on 22 February 2016
awesome BD present for me :D
can't wait to play it. |
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Submitted by Mihai on 22 February 2016
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Submitted by Jammer on 22 February 2016
| Controls/movement are the best possible ever, however, I cannot switch weapon the way I did in Metal Warrior ;) |
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Submitted by cadaver on 22 February 2016
| Final, unless some severe bug not seen in testing is uncovered. |
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Submitted by Thierry on 22 February 2016
| Exelent ! thanks , final version ? try it tonight in real hardware |
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