Games developed by Blitter Animations

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Andy Capp

Commodore 64, Amstrad CPC 1987

In this game you take on the role of Andy Capp, the hard-drinking northern slacker from the comic strip of the British newspaper The Mirror. If he doesn't give his new unemployment benefit to his wife, she'll leave him - unfortunately she's already spent it. So the aim of the game is to raise enough money. There are several ways to achieve this, e. g. by taking money from other people or by gambling. He also has to keep his almanac as full as possible while avoiding getting arrested for fighting with various characters, including his own wife. Andy can stop people on the street by blowing them a kiss. When he is next to a person he can interact by giving them an object, talking to them or giving them a beating.

Cosmonut

Commodore 64 1987

Released in 1987, Cosmonut emerged as a distinctive title on the Commodore 64, capturing the imagination of gamers during an era brimming with innovative gameplay experiences. Developed by the talented team at Hewson Consultants, this quirky action-platformer blended elements of platforming and puzzle-solving, all wrapped in a whimsical sci-fi theme. Players assumed the role of an intrepid cosmonaut tasked with navigating through a series of challenging levels filled with a myriad of obstacles and cleverly designed foes. One of the most enthralling aspects of Cosmonut was its vibrant graphics, characterized by rich colors and charming animations that brought the game world to life. The environments, ranging from buoyant outer-space landscapes to intricate alien terrains, showcased the capabilities of the Commodore 64. The creators painted a universe that not only amazed players but also provided an excellent backdrop for the fast-paced action. With each level boasting its unique aesthetic, players were constantly engaged, exploring visually delightful landscapes while trying to overcome various challenges. The gameplay mechanics offered a delightful blend of agility and strategy, requiring players to navigate through treacherous terrain while collecting fruits, which served as both currency and health. The unique enemy designs, including bizarre creatures and rocket-powered foes, kept players on their toes, urging them to develop tactics to outmaneuver and defeat their adversaries. The difficulty curve intelligently escalated, ensuring that seasoned gamers and newcomers alike found themselves immersed in an absorbing challenge that demanded skill and quick reflexes. Sound played an essential role in enhancing the gaming experience, with a notable soundtrack that further enriched the space exploration theme. The auditory elements seamlessly complemented the vibrant visuals, immersing players in a world filled with charm and whimsy. Each sound effect, from the joyous collection of fruits to the perils of encountering enemies, contributed to the overall atmosphere, making it all the more memorable. While Cosmonut may not have garnered the mainstream acclaim of some contemporaries, it has nonetheless earned a fond place in the hearts of retro gaming enthusiasts. Its unique blend of humor, engaging mechanics, and striking aesthetics has ensured its legacy endures in the annals of gaming history. Many players fondly recall the intense feelings of triumph inherent in conquering its challenges, marking it as a defining experience during the golden age of the Commodore 64. For those who appreciate the charm of vintage gaming, Cosmonut stands out as a testament to the creativity and passion that fueled the industry during its formative years.

GI Hero

Amstrad CPC 1988

You play as an American soldier, sowing chaos among Soviet soldiers somewhere in the jungle and subway caverns. The game plays like a side-scrolling action game. You walk through a maze of jungle and subway caverns while navigation is assisted by a satellite link. Other tools at your disposal are some mines, wire cutters and a tracking beacon. You can also get a trained dog that gives you an even greater advantage against your enemies.