Showing posts with label PROJECT R3D. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PROJECT R3D. Show all posts
Thursday, January 5, 2017
Bridge Strike - Modern 'River Raid' on the Amiga gets new screenshots
Only days ago from the creators of Tanks Furry , Project R3D released a teaser for their in development Amiga game ' Bridge Strike ', which had a backers winter demo along side the announced AmiGameJam. But today the developers have given us a further update, as not only is the game now classed as a modern version of Activision's River Raid , but they have also released a number of screenshots
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
Bridge Strike - Winter Demo teased for the Amiga of an in dev shooter
Project R3D 2016/17 are back in the news again as they have launched a brand new teaser trailer for their upcoming Winter Demo from a top down scrolling shooter known as ' Bridge Strike '. Developed by the same team behind the excellent game Tanks Furry, the latest update of Bridge Strike has been announced along side AmiGameJam and will be made available at some point soon. It will feature
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Bridge Strike - Amiga game 2nd place winner gets a demo release
From the developers of that excellent game Tanks Furry, Project R3D 2016 have now made available the demo for their latest Amiga game Bridge Strike, which came 2nd place in the game dev compo at RKLE 2016. Classed as a top scrolling shooting game, Bridge Strike looks to be inspired by that classic game River Raid but with top quality graphics, wicked tunes and blasting action!
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Monday, April 11, 2016
Tanks Furry - Tank based shooter for the Amiga gets an update and Amiga CD32 release!
During last week and into this weekend, Amiga gamers across the globe were shouting to the hill tops that they had finally received the most eagerly awaited of commercial Amiga games ' Tanks Furry ', developed by PROJECT R3D. It was a game that was originally teased at the retrokomp 2015 and came second place much to the delight of the developers. Well fast forward to now and this rather
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