C64 Contributor's Page
This section of the TND web site consists of programs, written by all friends and contributors. Being games, demos, tools or whatever, I am happy to help support people who write stuff for the good old Commodore 64 computer, even if they are SEUCK games, or anything like that :o)
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Labyrinth of Procton 4
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Shoot Em Up (SEUCK)
Tape Loader: LoadOne by Joonas Lindberg
Guide your circular robot around the labyrinth of Procton 4. Shoot at the enemy robots, watch out for the lazer cannons, as you persue your way through the labyrinth. Good luck.
Ladybug 2015
Programming: Mr. NOP
Graphics: PETSCII
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: Arcade: Maze
Tape Loader: Thunderload Quickfire by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
A snazzy PETSCII version of the old arcade classic, Ladybug, Guide your bug around the maze, picking up the pills, but watch out for the enemy bugs. Should they catch you, you will lose a life. 3 strikes and game is over.
Laser Hawk
Programming: Shaun Coleman (Using SEUCK), Richard Bayliss
Graphics: Shaun Coleman
Music: N/A
Genre: Arcade (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Dosoft DT Turbo
A nice SEUCK creation that was neatly enhanced in game play. One of which I saw on Youtube.com. This is a neat little futuristic battle where you have to fight through the enemy forces before they get to you. This wicked SEUCK creation consists of neat enhancements like parallax scrolling, power ups (For every 10,000 points scored instead of an extra life) and plenty of enemies to defeat. Go on, play it. You'll love it!
Laser Legion Redux
Programming: Alf Yngve (Using SEUCK), Martin Piper (SEUCK Redux Source), Richard Bayliss (Hi score / score checking routine)
Graphics: Alf Yngve
Music: Feekzoid
Genre: Arcade (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Thunderload
A really great corker of a shoot 'em up, written back in 1989, but then got enhanced more with the test AIM function and now SEUCK slowdown syndrome in SEUCK redux. 5 years ago, a great war with two civilizations had clashed. This resulted into a mass destruction of planet Earth. Therefore the planet was no more inhabitable. During the great war. The good humans were transferred to planet Xenox, where as the bad people were punished, to die in the massive explosion on Earth. After 5 years of peace, on Xenox. The same problem has taken place. Two of the same civilization all clashed and are at war yet again. All armed forces are fighting each other, and it is up to you to put a stop to this eratic behaviour.
This is a game for 1 or 2 players. Guide your heroes through each sector in Xenox, and help put a stop to the war. Each sector has been armed with the latest weaponry where possible. Shoot the enemies down and avoid the same fate as Planet Earth did five years ago.
Laser X1 9
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Shoot 'Em Up (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Richard Bayliss and Martin Piper
Action stations, action stations. Space station Laser X1 9 is under threat from alien forces. Get into your trusty battle cruiser and fight against the aliens to save your space station. Failure with your mission can result to devastation to not only your space station, but planet Earth as well.
Last Mission 5
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Using Sideways SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Arcade (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
Shoot the alien ships.
Last Shake
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Arcade: Shoot 'Em Up (SEUCK)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
Fly your craft across the landscape of your planet, and shoot out deadly enemies with your laser power.
Last Space Ship
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Arcade (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Martin Piper + Richard Bayliss
A game, with a little dedication to yours truly :). The aim of this game is to fly through various zones, zapping away at mutant controlled space crafts. If you get very far, you'll win, otherwise if they succeed to blowing up your last ship. Its all over. Good luck.
Last Super Ship of Xerox
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: SEUCK - Vertical Scrolling
Tape Loader: Thunderload (Martin Piper)
Fly through the sectors of Xerox and blast the enemy ships to oblivion.
Le Fantom Vert (Green Phantom) preview
Programming: Nori Khiat
Graphics: Nori Khiat
Music: Nata/Samar
Genre: Arcade (Pacman)
Tape Loader: 202 Turbo
Pacman, but with a twist. Instead of playing pacman, you play a green ghost that has to gobble up the pellets and watch out for the Pacman. Weird game, but packed with fun. Will really look forward to the game being finished (If possible).
Little Trains
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Using Sideways Scrolling SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: SEUCK (Horizontal Scrolling)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
Guide your train across the tracks, and shoot out the enemy trains, which try and shoot you.
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Legion of the Damned
Programming: Anthony Burns (Created in Sideways SEUCK), Martin Piper (SEUCK Redux source code, tape loader), Richard Bayliss (Little extra routine to title screen and spell thunder effect)
Graphics: Anthony Burns
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: Arcade (SEUCK)
Tape Loader: Dance-A-Load/Martyload
Inspired by Golden Axe. Chafing under the vile tyranny of the vampire queen Stryxia and her horde of aboninations. The good folk of Hameria have hired you to exorcise their hated ruler once and for all. Now with power up spells,.
Legion of the Damned 2
Programming: Anthony Burns (Created in Sideways SEUCK), Martin Piper (SEUCK Redux source code, tape loader)
Graphics: Anthony Burns
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: Arcade (SEUCK)
Tape Loader: Dance-A-Load/Martyload
1000 years have passed and gang warfare caused chaos as blood spilled over evil Stryxia's grave, where she was dead after one hero defeated her. But now the evil vampire queen has raised from her grave inside the old church of Hameria and she is ready to cause even more chaos for the gangs. The gangs were turned into slaves. Enter two heroes out to stop that evil vampire queen. Starr and Michael. (Full documentation, cleaned RAW version (with no music) of game and also work disk is included).
Lethal
Programming: Neil Kendall
Graphics: Neil Kendall
Music: Chis Mossop
Genre: Arcade (Horizontal Scrolling Shooter/Platform)
Tape Loader: Dosoft D2T Turbo
A spin off from Bounder/Re bounder, but with a difference. Help you little character get across all the deadly levels. You can shoot at enemies that come towards you (If you have ammo that is) and jump over various obstacles. Mind you don't fall into the deadly acid or get stuck. Watch out for those flying enemies that might come towards you. Originally was released by Alternative Software in 1988, but we have been granted permission from the game's author for using this on our web site. Special thanks to Neil. :o)
Lost Space Ship [The]
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Arcade (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper + Richard Bayliss
Using a joystick in either port, guide your lost spaceship across each level, battling against the enemies.
Lunar Jailbreak
Programming: Neil Raine
Graphics: Neil Raine, Lee Taylor
Music: Dave (Ubik) Korn
Genre: Arcade (Platform)
Tape Loader: Dosoft DT Turbo
A criminal has escaped from his prison cell and it is up to you to go and recapture him and lock him up before he makes his escape through the exit. The only trouble is that although you set security tight, the droids seem to think that you are the criminal and they try to slow you down from capturing the criminals. Seems that you're the poor victim, not the criminal. Maybe those criminals altered the settings to the security droids while you were asleep.
Lunar Lander C64
Programming: Matteo Angelini
Graphics: Matteo Angelini
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: Simulation (Landing)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
This game is a C64 conversion of the original program from the first book of KIM-1. The idea of this game is to simply use the keys 0-9 to control the velocity of the lander. In order to win this game, you must land safely on to the moon. Fail to successfully land on to the moon, the game is over. Can you complete your landing and survive or will you crash and burn?
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Shoot Em Up (SEUCK)
Tape Loader: LoadOne by Joonas Lindberg
Guide your circular robot around the labyrinth of Procton 4. Shoot at the enemy robots, watch out for the lazer cannons, as you persue your way through the labyrinth. Good luck.
Ladybug 2015
Programming: Mr. NOP
Graphics: PETSCII
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: Arcade: Maze
Tape Loader: Thunderload Quickfire by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
A snazzy PETSCII version of the old arcade classic, Ladybug, Guide your bug around the maze, picking up the pills, but watch out for the enemy bugs. Should they catch you, you will lose a life. 3 strikes and game is over.
Laser Hawk
Programming: Shaun Coleman (Using SEUCK), Richard Bayliss
Graphics: Shaun Coleman
Music: N/A
Genre: Arcade (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Dosoft DT Turbo
A nice SEUCK creation that was neatly enhanced in game play. One of which I saw on Youtube.com. This is a neat little futuristic battle where you have to fight through the enemy forces before they get to you. This wicked SEUCK creation consists of neat enhancements like parallax scrolling, power ups (For every 10,000 points scored instead of an extra life) and plenty of enemies to defeat. Go on, play it. You'll love it!
Laser Legion Redux
Programming: Alf Yngve (Using SEUCK), Martin Piper (SEUCK Redux Source), Richard Bayliss (Hi score / score checking routine)
Graphics: Alf Yngve
Music: Feekzoid
Genre: Arcade (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Thunderload
A really great corker of a shoot 'em up, written back in 1989, but then got enhanced more with the test AIM function and now SEUCK slowdown syndrome in SEUCK redux. 5 years ago, a great war with two civilizations had clashed. This resulted into a mass destruction of planet Earth. Therefore the planet was no more inhabitable. During the great war. The good humans were transferred to planet Xenox, where as the bad people were punished, to die in the massive explosion on Earth. After 5 years of peace, on Xenox. The same problem has taken place. Two of the same civilization all clashed and are at war yet again. All armed forces are fighting each other, and it is up to you to put a stop to this eratic behaviour.
This is a game for 1 or 2 players. Guide your heroes through each sector in Xenox, and help put a stop to the war. Each sector has been armed with the latest weaponry where possible. Shoot the enemies down and avoid the same fate as Planet Earth did five years ago.
Laser X1 9
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Shoot 'Em Up (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Richard Bayliss and Martin Piper
Action stations, action stations. Space station Laser X1 9 is under threat from alien forces. Get into your trusty battle cruiser and fight against the aliens to save your space station. Failure with your mission can result to devastation to not only your space station, but planet Earth as well.
Last Mission 5
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Using Sideways SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Arcade (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
Shoot the alien ships.
Last Shake
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Arcade: Shoot 'Em Up (SEUCK)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
Fly your craft across the landscape of your planet, and shoot out deadly enemies with your laser power.
Last Space Ship
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Arcade (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Martin Piper + Richard Bayliss
A game, with a little dedication to yours truly :). The aim of this game is to fly through various zones, zapping away at mutant controlled space crafts. If you get very far, you'll win, otherwise if they succeed to blowing up your last ship. Its all over. Good luck.
Last Super Ship of Xerox
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Created using SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: SEUCK - Vertical Scrolling
Tape Loader: Thunderload (Martin Piper)
Fly through the sectors of Xerox and blast the enemy ships to oblivion.
Le Fantom Vert (Green Phantom) preview
Programming: Nori Khiat
Graphics: Nori Khiat
Music: Nata/Samar
Genre: Arcade (Pacman)
Tape Loader: 202 Turbo
Pacman, but with a twist. Instead of playing pacman, you play a green ghost that has to gobble up the pellets and watch out for the Pacman. Weird game, but packed with fun. Will really look forward to the game being finished (If possible).
Little Trains
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo (Using Sideways Scrolling SEUCK)
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: SEUCK (Horizontal Scrolling)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
Guide your train across the tracks, and shoot out the enemy trains, which try and shoot you.
.
Legion of the Damned
Programming: Anthony Burns (Created in Sideways SEUCK), Martin Piper (SEUCK Redux source code, tape loader), Richard Bayliss (Little extra routine to title screen and spell thunder effect)
Graphics: Anthony Burns
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: Arcade (SEUCK)
Tape Loader: Dance-A-Load/Martyload
Inspired by Golden Axe. Chafing under the vile tyranny of the vampire queen Stryxia and her horde of aboninations. The good folk of Hameria have hired you to exorcise their hated ruler once and for all. Now with power up spells,.
Legion of the Damned 2
Programming: Anthony Burns (Created in Sideways SEUCK), Martin Piper (SEUCK Redux source code, tape loader)
Graphics: Anthony Burns
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: Arcade (SEUCK)
Tape Loader: Dance-A-Load/Martyload
1000 years have passed and gang warfare caused chaos as blood spilled over evil Stryxia's grave, where she was dead after one hero defeated her. But now the evil vampire queen has raised from her grave inside the old church of Hameria and she is ready to cause even more chaos for the gangs. The gangs were turned into slaves. Enter two heroes out to stop that evil vampire queen. Starr and Michael. (Full documentation, cleaned RAW version (with no music) of game and also work disk is included).
Lethal
Programming: Neil Kendall
Graphics: Neil Kendall
Music: Chis Mossop
Genre: Arcade (Horizontal Scrolling Shooter/Platform)
Tape Loader: Dosoft D2T Turbo
A spin off from Bounder/Re bounder, but with a difference. Help you little character get across all the deadly levels. You can shoot at enemies that come towards you (If you have ammo that is) and jump over various obstacles. Mind you don't fall into the deadly acid or get stuck. Watch out for those flying enemies that might come towards you. Originally was released by Alternative Software in 1988, but we have been granted permission from the game's author for using this on our web site. Special thanks to Neil. :o)
Lost Space Ship [The]
Programming: Roberto Ricioppo
Graphics: Roberto Ricioppo
Music: Roberto Ricioppo
Genre: Arcade (S.E.U.C.K)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper + Richard Bayliss
Using a joystick in either port, guide your lost spaceship across each level, battling against the enemies.
Lunar Jailbreak
Programming: Neil Raine
Graphics: Neil Raine, Lee Taylor
Music: Dave (Ubik) Korn
Genre: Arcade (Platform)
Tape Loader: Dosoft DT Turbo
A criminal has escaped from his prison cell and it is up to you to go and recapture him and lock him up before he makes his escape through the exit. The only trouble is that although you set security tight, the droids seem to think that you are the criminal and they try to slow you down from capturing the criminals. Seems that you're the poor victim, not the criminal. Maybe those criminals altered the settings to the security droids while you were asleep.
Lunar Lander C64
Programming: Matteo Angelini
Graphics: Matteo Angelini
Music: Richard Bayliss
Genre: Simulation (Landing)
Tape Loader: Thunderload 7 by Martin Piper and Richard Bayliss
This game is a C64 conversion of the original program from the first book of KIM-1. The idea of this game is to simply use the keys 0-9 to control the velocity of the lander. In order to win this game, you must land safely on to the moon. Fail to successfully land on to the moon, the game is over. Can you complete your landing and survive or will you crash and burn?
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All productions on this web site have been either submitted by the game authors themselves, their friends/contact or were used with permission. All programs on this site are freely distributable for use on a real Commodore 64/128 or C64 emulators. However the authors still retain copyright to their stuff and we like to obey these copyright laws by keeping software in good form. Therefore if you copy any of these programs for your friends/contacts, please keep everything the way it is meant to be (as on this site). If the author at any chance want their programs removed (i.e. now sold commercially) then they have the right to do so and we will be happy to do exactly that.
Secondly. Have you written a game (SEUCK, Assembly, etc.) then please email richard-bayliss(a)blueyonder.co.uk and we'll evaluate it and if suitable, upload it on to our web space.