Indie Retro News: Hexapucchu - An Amstrad adventure with stunning graphics by Eric Cubizolle and Pulsophonic

One other homebrew this week and whereas it isn’t your regular platformer or Shoot ’em up that is graced our 8bit techniques, it’s the truth is a brand new Amstrad CPC journey recreation referred to as ‘Hexapucchu’ by Titan. A recreation that not solely harks again to the times of instructions comparable to North, South, Look and Choose Up, but it surely’s one of many nicest video games I’ve seen for a while, as an journey recreation for the Amstrad CPC. To coincide with this information, supplied under are some screenshots, gameplay footage and particulars from the web site.

And here is the small print. “Hexapucchu was created in 15 days. This recreation was born from an outdated (however very persistent) want to create on my own an journey recreation within the spirit of Devilry II, which I had programmed in my youth, again in 1989. Thus, on July 18, 2025, I made a decision to design the very first display screen of the sport. It was the title display screen. I used to be nonetheless on trip for yet one more week by the ocean, and I took benefit of this suspended second in time to work intensively. The screens adopted one after one other, and despite the fact that the primary outlines had been already sketched, the storyline took form progressively, nearly instinctively”.

Inside per week, 75% of the event was already accomplished.
I accomplished the sport’s design the next week, regardless of a slower tempo resulting from returning to work.
I want to particularly thank Pulsophonic for the music, Roudoudou for his or her recommendation, and Demoniak for his or her instruments and invaluable assist with how they work.