Broken Mirror

2024 | Point & Click| Assembly 6502

About

Are you ready for the truth?
You wakes up in a damp and cold cell. Your head hurts like it has been smashed with something and you feel very dizzy. You can’t remember who you are and why you are locked it. You need to find a way out of this place and find out who you are.

Development

This was originally an Interactive Fiction game created in a programming language called ALAN IF. Alan is a tool for creating just text adventure games to this day. This was the first game I ever created at The Game Assembly when I studied there back in 2009, the same school that I now work at.

For years I have thinking about to remake this game to a classic Point & Click game, but because I didn’t have the source code or even a playable version of the game the task was impossible.

The turning point came when I started working for The Game Assembly and searched through the game archive. At first, I found nothing. Which led me to believe that the game really was lost in time. But after a month or so I tool another look and really searched through everything, and that’s when I found it, the game was just archived in the wrong place. The source code was still gone but there was a playable version of the game.
But since the source code was gone, the only option I had was to play through the whole game, writing down everything, find all the hidden stuff that we implemented over ten years ago. Strangely, I pretty much remembered everything. Now it was time to finally code the game to the Commodore 64.

Technical

Genre: Point & Click

Minimum system requirements: C64 or C128 in C64 mode, Joystick

Also compatible with: C64mini (NTSC)

Download

This game is freeware! This means that you can download it here at no cost, enjoy!

Disc: Coming Soon

PRG-file: Coming Soon

DEMO: Download d64-file (171kbB)

Credits

Code & Graphics: Tommie Hansmar
Music: 4gente zeus zardax
Original Game By:
Tobias Nyman, Tommie Hansmar, Natalie Ericsson, Ludvig Myrgren

Mortal Flames II

1997/2020 | Platform | Basic 2.0

About

The sequel is here!! With more characters and more levels. Choose between ten different characters and travel through seven levels. This time the new ruler Maccoy have succeeded taking all the warriors special weapons, you need to find all part before the final confrontation.

Development

This game was programmed on the Commodore 128 back in 1997. This game was finally recreated to Commodore 64 in 2020 as a Director’s Cut version on The C64mini, all written in BASIC.

Like the first game, the original code was lost. But I had an old VHS tape with footage from the original game. With that and from my memory, I managed to recreate the game as it was back in 1997 but with some adjustments.

Technical

Genre: Platform

Minimum system requirements: C64 or C128 in C64 mode, Joystick

Also compatible with: C64mini (PAL/NTSC)

Download

This game is freeware! This means that you can download it here at no cost, enjoy!

Disc: Coming Soon

PRG-file: Download prg-file (31.8kB)

Credits

Code & Graphics: Tommie Hansmar

Mortal Flames

1996/2020 | Platform | Basic 2.0

About

Choose between six different characters, all with their own abilities. Use the character’s ability to complete four levels to find your character’s secret move “Fatality”. On the last stage you must use what you have learn to defeat the other worlds ruler: Wang Lei.

Development

This game was programmed on the Commodore 128 back in 1996. This game was finally recreated to Commodore 64 in 2020 as a Director’s Cut version on The C64mini, all written in BASIC.

The original code was lost, but I had an old VHS tape with footage from the original game. With that and from my memory, I managed to recreate the game as it was back in 1996 but with some adjustments.

Technical

Genre: Platform

Minimum system requirements: C64 or C128 in C64 mode, Joystick

Also compatible with: C64mini (PAL/NTSC)

Download

This game is freeware! This means that you can download it here at no cost, enjoy!

Disc: Coming Soon

PRG-file: Download prg-file (37.7kB)

Credits

Code & Graphics: Tommie Hansmar