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| − | Cyber Huhn / Cyber Chicken is a commercial game for the Schneider / Amstrad computer range. | + | Cyber Huhn / Cyber Chicken is a commercial game for the Schneider / Amstrad computer range. Its development took place between November 2011 and December 2013. A Tape version (2.12.2013) and a Disc version (16.12.2013) was released. |
The game is limited to 111 physical copies, everyone with an unique serial number. | The game is limited to 111 physical copies, everyone with an unique serial number. | ||
| − | In this game you have to defend planet earth against Cyber Chicken from outer space (detailed story in | + | In this game you have to defend planet earth against Cyber Chicken from outer space (please read the exciting and detailed story in the manual). |
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=== Features === | === Features === | ||
* Full 360 degree pixel precise scrolling (usage of mouse encouraged) | * Full 360 degree pixel precise scrolling (usage of mouse encouraged) | ||
| − | * Four levels (64 KB version) or eight levels 128 KB version) | + | * Four levels (64 KB version) or eight levels (128 KB version) |
* Real 3D engine | * Real 3D engine | ||
* Up to 64 sprites on screen | * Up to 64 sprites on screen | ||
* Nine different songs (music and sound effects can be switched on or off) | * Nine different songs (music and sound effects can be switched on or off) | ||
| − | * Support of the [[ | + | * Support of the [[PlayCity]] |
* Four color sets, 256 * 256 Pixel resolution, Mode 1, double buffering | * Four color sets, 256 * 256 Pixel resolution, Mode 1, double buffering | ||
* Up to 50 fps (128 KB version) | * Up to 50 fps (128 KB version) | ||
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* CPC464/472/664, on disc | * CPC464/472/664, on disc | ||
* 6128 and 6128 Plus, on disc, needs 128 KB | * 6128 and 6128 Plus, on disc, needs 128 KB | ||
| − | * CPC6128 and 6128 Plus, on disc for [[FutureOS]], need 128 KB. | + | * CPC6128 and 6128 Plus, on disc for [[FutureOS]], need 128 KB. This version was released for free. |
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The versions for 128 KB machines contain additional features. | The versions for 128 KB machines contain additional features. | ||
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| + | The 111 (+4) physical boxes were sold (disc or tape) out. | ||
=== Records === | === Records === | ||
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* the first game with 360 degree pixel precise scrolling | * the first game with 360 degree pixel precise scrolling | ||
* using the most sprites at a time | * using the most sprites at a time | ||
| + | * the only game in the 21 century which was released for CPC and PC | ||
== Downloads == | == Downloads == | ||
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== Weblinks == | == Weblinks == | ||
| + | Official Homepage: http://www.cc-cpc.de | ||
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This WIP preview version was released for the 16 KB ROM compo in the end of June 2013: | This WIP preview version was released for the 16 KB ROM compo in the end of June 2013: | ||
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpG6zDEw9XM | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpG6zDEw9XM | ||
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| + | And this is the version for [[FutureOS]]: | ||
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| + | http://futureos.cpc-live.com/files/Space_Chicken.zip | ||
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[[Category:3D]] | [[Category:3D]] | ||
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[[Category:Games]] | [[Category:Games]] | ||
[[Category:Games 2013]] | [[Category:Games 2013]] | ||
| + | [[Category:PC port]] | ||
Latest revision as of 12:46, 6 March 2022
Cyber Huhn / Cyber Chicken is a commercial game for the Schneider / Amstrad computer range. Its development took place between November 2011 and December 2013. A Tape version (2.12.2013) and a Disc version (16.12.2013) was released. The game is limited to 111 physical copies, everyone with an unique serial number. In this game you have to defend planet earth against Cyber Chicken from outer space (please read the exciting and detailed story in the manual).
Features
- Full 360 degree pixel precise scrolling (usage of mouse encouraged)
- Four levels (64 KB version) or eight levels (128 KB version)
- Real 3D engine
- Up to 64 sprites on screen
- Nine different songs (music and sound effects can be switched on or off)
- Support of the PlayCity
- Four color sets, 256 * 256 Pixel resolution, Mode 1, double buffering
- Up to 50 fps (128 KB version)
- Chickens are shown in five perspectives, every perspective has four phases
- Kamikaze Chicken are shown in three perspectives, four phases each
- Two different weapon systems
- High score list (can be saved on disc)
- Supports keyboard, joystick, AMX mouse and SF2 mouse
- Background story
Controls
- Joystick, Fire 1 (Shoot), Fire 2 (switch weapon)
- Joystick compatible mice, button 1 (Shoot), button 2 (switch weapon)
- SF 2 mouse, left button (Shoot), right button (switch weapon)
- Cursor keys, Copy (Shoot), little Enter (switch weapon)
- Trackball, Fire 1 (Shoot), Fire 2 (switch weapon)
The Team
- Coding was done by TFM of FutureSoft
- Graphics were done by MacDeath and TFM
- Songs have been made by Tom & Jerry of GPA
- and some simple sound effects by TFM
- Title pictures were made by Devilmarkus and TFM
- Tape loader contributed by Devilmarkus
- Producer: Marco from AMC Soft
Releases
- ROM (all CPCs)
- CPC464/472, on tape
- CPC464/472/664, on disc
- 6128 and 6128 Plus, on disc, needs 128 KB
- CPC6128 and 6128 Plus, on disc for FutureOS, need 128 KB. This version was released for free.
The versions for 128 KB machines contain additional features.
The 111 (+4) physical boxes were sold (disc or tape) out.
Records
Cyber Chicken is:
- the first commercial production using the CTC-AY
- the first game with 360 degree pixel precise scrolling
- using the most sprites at a time
- the only game in the 21 century which was released for CPC and PC
Downloads
- English Manual (Manual and Background story in English)
- German Manual (Manual and Background story in German)
Weblinks
Official Homepage: http://www.cc-cpc.de
This WIP preview version was released for the 16 KB ROM compo in the end of June 2013:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lpG6zDEw9XM
And this is the version for FutureOS:
