After months of hard work and lot of increasing interest, no less than 41 new games have entered #CPCRetroDev 2018. An outstanding record that will be incredibly difficult to beat for sure. Moreover, global and particular quality of games has increased significantly. Terrific games have been presented that, in Carlos Abril words, many of us
Finally, there have been 29 new games presented to the #CPCRetroDev 2017; some less in number than in previous years, but with an increasing and impressive average quality level. We have had the opportunity to see new participants shine with great results and many students improve their quality levels by programming in assembler. We are
34 new games presented to #CPCRetroDev 2016 and many other development published for the Amstrad CPC. It is a great pleasure to see the Amstrad community grow and improve once again. As organizers of the #CPCRetroDev we feel proud of the Amstrad community, and we are deeply grateful to all participants. It has been superb
Philip Oliver has confirmed that he an his brother Andrew Oliver will be part of #CPCRetroDev 2016 jury. Philip and Andrew, known as The Oliver Twins, will evaluate presented games with respect to 4 main aspects: Fun&Engagement, Technical Quality, Graphics&Artistic Quality, and Music&Sound Effects. Their evaluation will be part of the general score that will
#CPCRetroDev 2015 has ended with one of the greatest results in years for all the Amstrad community. 35 games presented, most of them being really high quality. Jury has had a very complicated decision to select those who deserved awards and mentions. As organizers we only have great words and our deepest appreciation for all