Click the Disk icon to download your .CRT and enjoy the SEUCKs

Enjoy!

Imagine going back in time to 1987. The shoot 'em up Construction Kit by Jon Hare and Chris Yates of Sensible Software was officially published back then, through Palace Software, then later re-released by Gremlin Graphics. There was also a toolbox release for those of you who bought the Light Fantastic package back in the early 1990's. This was the version I had for my Birthday during Christmas day.

Background information about the tool:

The Shoot Em Up Construction Kit,, or as we call it S.E.U.C.K is a fantastic utility in which allows you create your very own shoot 'em ups. Unlike some game makers in the past, such as Gary Kitchen's Game Maker, Arcade Game Construction Kit, which were full of multi-load options. SEUCK had a a large series of options to allow you to create and develop your own C64 shoot 'em ups, but only with limitations. You didn't need programming knowledge to create your games either. The games could only use a vertical scrolling and still timed landscapes. The front end editor allowed you to use either still colours or scrolling raster bars. The char editor allowed you to customize your own char set to design your own text chars or make hi-hires logos and construct those on to your SEUCK game title screen.

There has been a huge cult of SEUCK games hitting the world since the birth of the editor. Many games were pretty rushed and played terrible. There had been communities of SEUCK lovers, who support the editor, and also a minority of individuals who dislike SEUCK.

In 2008, Jon Wells created the Sideways scrolling Shoot 'Em up Construction Kit, in which used the original SEUCK engine and scrolled the the background horizontally, instead of vertically.

The SEUCK compo was first launched in 2003, and since the relaunch of the previous competitions. The SEUCK compo has become a success. Yet again we are doing it yet again.

Here is a small showcase of some good examples of SEUCK games produced from previous SEUCK competitions.

Officially released SEUCK / Sideways SEUCK Games from previous SEUCK Compos.

Double or Nothing by Alf Yngve




Double or Nothing was a clever SEUCK creation, in which used a hack in which linked two players to one joystick. Whether or not the authors of SEUCK left this as an easter egg or not is questionable, but with the use of POKE 16578,2 you can get pretty cool results. Alf used this feature in Double Or Nothing. It features one individual trapped into two different realities of war. The player was either battling against the war of robots, or a war against a series alien monsters. Both realities eventually merge into one where the real nightmare takes place.

God Slayer by Jeffery Oullette



Sadly this game never reached the top 3 games. God Slayer had some really nice graphics, pretty good game play, and felt sort of like a SEUCK version of the Zelda games. The graphics stood out well, and everything was nicely set out. This game was defeated by Pour Le Merite by Bamse, in the very first Sideways Scrolling SEUCK Compo, that was launched back five years ago. 

Pour Le Merite by Sonny Top (Bamse)

 

Five years ago, Sonny Top wrote this game which had won the competition. The graphics were pretty simple and the game play was pretty good. The game was inspired a true classic US Gold title, "Blue Max" by Bob Pollin. You had some missions in which needed to be completed before you were rewarded the Blue Max award. The three battles also consisted of a rescue mission. The prize ended up awarding the player invincibility and machine gun auto fire for any people rescued. This game was loved by many SEUCK fans


Forgotten Forest by Alf Yngve



Yet another Alf Yngve release that had won one of the previous SEUCK compos. This game was inspired by the Forbidden Forest games by Cosmi Software/US Gold. Instead of having a bow man, you had a mean man, armed with a flamethrower. The game itself was really creepy, and had you not only trying to survive, but torching out the enemies. This game later made a bonus appearance on Psytronik Software's Shoot Em Up Destruction Set 2 in 2013, as there was enough space to add one more game to the compilation.


Dodo's Deep Doo-Doo by Carl Mason



This was an entry for the SEUCK Compo 2013, and it never got finished until November. An 85% version was released in the game compo, but due to time restrictions, the full version of this game was to be delayed. It made it to 2nd place in the compo, and what a fun game it is as well. You played a little Dodo, which had to escape from the traps and blunderbusses, and reach to safety. The 100% is available from the SEUCK Compo 2013 page under the EXTRAS section. Very cute and good fun ;)

Action Def by Christian Siege



Something completely different had hit the SEUCK world. This time is was a fun SEUCK-style platform(esque) game which did quite well in one of the previous SEUCK compos. Sadly the game turned out to be too short, but it was a kind of preview any how. You played Action Def who has to make his way safely to the end of the game. In his way were various obstacles, some of which could be pretty amusing. Especially the flying laundry in the wind. The concept was pretty good. It however got defeated by Forgotten Forest and Heroes of Midgard.

and finally ...

Stormbird by Anthony Burns

 

Probably one of my all time favourite SEUCK compo entries past and present. This was a top quality vertical shoot 'em up by Anthony Burns, written back in 2011 for the Vertical Scrolling SEUCK Compo. The game personally felt like a SEUCK remake of SWIV but without a jeep. The game was all gray scale and consisted of lovely backdrops. The game is very fast paced, and was loved by quite a lot of gamers. It also came second place, as the game Il Mago (The Mage) had scored most of the points and had won the competition. I hope to see a sequel maybe with a bit more colour, and a tank or something like that as player 2. :)

... and that's your lot.

The aim of this competition is to create your very own shoot 'em up / or whatever type of game you want using the normal SEUCK, or the Sideways Shoot Em Up Construction kit. (Visit the official Sideways scrolling SEUCK web site for the Sideways SEUCK. The vertical scrolling SEUCK for C64 is easy to find to buy from EBAY as tape or disk. 

To enter this competition. All you need to do is design and create your own good quality looking game, using either the Sideways Scrolling Left version of SEUCK by Jon Wells, or the original SEUCK itself by Palace Software. Your game doesn't always have to be a shoot 'em up, as SEUCK can do other types of games as well as just a shoot 'em up. Your game can be anything, as long as it is created using the tool. Mods/POKEs added to the game are valid in the competition this year also. It is however pointless to write a new front end and add extra power up routines, as that would have been the main prize :o)

Want some SEUCK mods, here are some tips from Richard

While I was working with Alf Yngve on some games in the past, I came across some interesting things, that could be done by aid of some simple pokes. If you have an Action Replay cartridge handy, then here are the POKES which you can type in to modify your game settings. This will also work in the editor itself.

1 want 2 players and use 1 joystick

POKE 16578,2

Results can be pretty much interesting if your have more than one player linked to the same joystick. I first noticed this trick, but Carl Mason came up with this clever aspect first.

Should any compo entries use 2 players at the same time, I'll be very happy to add shared score routine. - Make sure extra lives at every 10,000 points milestone is disabled as that will cause some complications.

Peek-A-Boo, Hide and Seek

POKE 17424,0 (IN FRONT) 255 (BEHIND)
POKE 17426,27  ;REPLACE $D020
POKE 17427,208 ;WITH $D01B, AS NOT NEEDED

This will allow the game hide sprites behind certain background chars (the main char colour most of the time). This would be handy for games, which require STEALTH type of action. I.e. hiding behind trees, crawling underneath nets, tunnels etc.

Hires / Multicolour

POKE 17968,0 (Hires sprites) or 255 (Multicolour sprites (Default)).

The game, itself is alway multicolour, but the pokes given can give you Hi-Res sprites only, as well.

Decorate my score panel

POKE 17765,255 (Multicolour) 0 = Hires

This will make the score panel multicolour. Setting it as '0' will restore it back to single colour.

I want BIG aliens (NEW FOR 2015)

Want massive sprites? Go to the VICE M/C monitor and edit:

A 4503
> 4503 JSR $0800
> 0800 LDA #$FF    
> 0802 STA $D017 ;Expand X
> 0805 STA $D01D ;Expand Y
> 0808 JSR $5C94 ;Play SFX
> 080B RTS

... Would be worthwhile to reduce the status panel sprite size, and disable multicolour. Try this :)

> 080C LDA #$00
> 080E STA $D01C ;NO multicolour
> 0811 STA $D017 ;Expansion X
> 0814 STA $D01D ; Expansion Y
> 0817 RTS

... and to link this routine to work 100% would be:

A 4566
>4566 JSR $080C

This will reduce the size of the score panel back to its correct state. Should the routine $080c - $0817 been added.

More SEUCK Tips:

For more tips, please visit the SEUCK Vault web site, and have your action replay handy :)

Picking a winner for the competition

As usual. We'll be building an online vote sheet and the winner will be the game that scores the most points.

The winner of the SEUCK competition 2015 will receive an enhanced version of their SEUCK game, which will feature various enhancements. Such as music, new front end, high score table/detection (memory space limited), power ups / smart bombs (make sure you make collectable objects if you want power ups), and a loading picture drawn by a selected C64 artist. Unlike the last 3 compos - only the WINNER will get their game enhanced. The other entrants will have a new front end bolted on to their game, with a possibility of high score detection.

Last year's winner was "Double of Nothing" by Alf Yngve

 
 

Although the competition is for any version of SEUCK or the Sideways SEUCK. There are some general rules for this competition, which are as follows:

• Entries can only be on .D64, .T64, .TAP and .PRG images. Files may be zipped before sent. (.P0x is also allowed and will be converted)
  
• Entry formats are Commodore 64 version only. PAL is the expected format, but if you use a NTSC version of SEUCK. You are still welcome to submit your entry. It can easily get PAL fixed for PAL users.
  
• Please include a short story and some game instructions for your game (Either in your email or as a .txt file or as a C64 note file done with any C64 Note Writer). Some people had submitted SEUCK games to TND with no instructions in the past, which made me make up the game instructions.
  
• Your game may be modified with enhancements, if you like, except for power ups, new front end, intro + ending sequence, hi-score tables, in game music, etc - as that is what the prize is. Avoid using SEUCK redux.
• Loading pictures are welcome, but not essential.
  
• Music is allowed to be added to your game, as long as it is ONLY the front end. The game must use only sound effects in game. You are welcome to choose a demo tune or one of my tunes for the front end of your SEUCK game. High Voltage SID collection is a great source for C64 music - but please avoid commercial game tunes.
  
• Your old games are welcome as an entry to the competition - but must not have been previously released in the compo or online before.
  
• Please include your original work file (Save ALL Data) it could be useful for the future. If you have no work file (ie lost it), then I can easily fix that for you after the competition.
  
• Your entries MUST be exclusive to this compo page. Please don't upload it elsewhere, i.e. CSDB, POUET, etc. until after it appears on to this page.
Please don't USE other people's work and call it your own. We have had some issues where some other people's work was ripped from older games and used into a SEUCK game and author declared it as their own game.

• Do not use graphics from previously released commercial games. All work must be your own or with friends. You are welcome to use existing graphics from your previous games if you want to.
  
• Obscene content (Nudity, sex, etc) is not allowed.
• Use of bad language or swear words are not permitted. 
  
• Maximum number of entries = 4 (Just incase you are just TOO keen ;))
  
• Do not use your game to attack another individual, group, etc if it can harm anyone.
• Do not use names or sources from copyrighted themed material, i.e. Licensed TV programs, video games, movies, books, etc. Remakes of classic arcade games are welcome, as long as the names are different and the graphics are your own work. Inspiration to them are accepted.
  
• Entries are E-mail based only.
  
• Compressing SEUCK games to a runnable file is preferred, but not essential. You can compress the game any way you like.
  
• Try to vary the enemy attack waves in a pattern form, to make things more interesting if you can.
• Do not add too many enemies to one part of the screen. This will cause a slow down with SEUCK, and could result to lower votes.
• Please avoid submitting your entries after the 31st Marchl 2015. Thursday 30th April 2015. 12:00am Midnight.
  
• DO NOT use the pre-developed demo game SFX or assets (Slap + Tickle, Blank SEUCK, Transputer Man, Outlaw, Celebrity Squares) for the in game sound effects or graphics. 
• At the end of the competition before releasing the final package, you will be given a choice of really cool tape loaders for your games. 
• Should any compo entries use 2 players at the same time, I'll be very happy to add a shared score routine. - Make sure extra lives at every 10000 is disabled as that may cause some complications.

To submit your entry, please email with an attached .D64 / . T64 / .TAP (Or Zipped version) it to

ENTRY #1
GIGABLAST
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Alf Yngve
Music by Richard Bayliss
SEUCK Version: Standard version
Mods: Sprite expansion hack, linked joystick control, exclusive title music



To kick off this 2015 competition comes Alf Yngve's first entry. This is a Xevious inspired vertical scrolling shoot 'em up using the original SEUCK. It features a powerful title tune inspired by Xevious Resurrection and mixed with the Bomb the Bass / Megablast tune done in the style of Matt Gray. It features stylish graphics, and is a real tough blaster - well, for me it is. To me, this is probably one of Alf's best creations to date. The game uses giant sprites mod, and there's not much by the way of SEUCK slow down syndrome either. Excellent stuff.




MISSION DIRECTIVES:
You have been selected to test the GIGABLAST -- a devastating new superweapon.
Fly the aircraft and drone across the robotic testing field, and take out as many machines as possible.

INSTRUCTIONS:
You control a ship firing lasers, plus a drone which drops Gigablast plasma bombs.
Your ship or your drone will be awarded an extra life for every 10,000 points scored.
When you come across laser barriers, be careful! They can destroy your ship, but the drone will only be stopped by it.
Whenever a green arrow appears on the ground, a hostile force-field will prevent normal flight. You have to pull your ship forward to break out of the field.

HINTS AND TIPS:
- The Gigablast plasma bombs are slow. If you time their firing, they can cause more precise destruction.
- The closer the drone comes to an enemy, the faster it can inflict serious damage.
- Some enemies are worth a lot more points, but they are harder to beat.
- If an enemy gets past your ship, it can shoot you in the back.
- When you come across a large boss robot, shoot the weaker parts before you aim for its core segment.
- Avoid the laser barriers at all costs!
- Try to keep the drone alive for as long as possible, it will be invaluable later on.
- On later levels, avoid crashing into tower blocks. (Hint: They cast large shadows...)
- Look out for the mystery bonus item... and the invisible Red Robot!

ENTRY #2
S.F.S. (Special Forces Soldier)
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Shaun Pearson
Music by Charles Deenen/Maniacs of Noise
SEUCK Version: Standard version
Mods: Music in title screen



The second entry for the 2015 SEUCK compo comes from Shaun Pearson. Special Forces Soldier was inspired by Rambo - First Blood PT2 and Commando. It features stunning graphics and plenty of commando style fun. The front end consists of a Galway inspired atmospheric tune. This game also comes with production notes and a poster.


 

INSTRUCTIONS:

Your mission:To rescue a commando captured by enemy forces. Play the part of Jon A Troubled Special Forces Soldier. Take on the enemy armed with only a machine gun.

ENTRY #3
Snatch McBlagger
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Alf Yngve
Music by Richard Bayliss
SEUCK Version: Horizontal Scrolling SEUCK
Mods: Music in title screen, Sprites behind background, bugfixed map flicker
Extras: Docs + Raw version, work file included



Alf Yngve comes up with a second entry for this year's SEUCK competition. This time it is called "Snatch McBlagger". It is one of these ladders and platform games, in which consists of an amusing and fun game concept. Alf also adds a nice sprite/behind background feature, in which hides various game characters and objects behind the background at times. This game features plenty of clever stealth movement -like tricks. It reminds me a bit of Colorclash Software's Action Def slightly :)





ENTRY #4
Shoot or Die
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Tommy Nine
Music by Richard Bayliss
SEUCK Version: Standard SEUCK
Mods: PAL fixed, Music in title screen.
Extras: Docs + Raw version, work file included. NTSC Original also included.

NOTE: Uses same tape loader, but loader should work on NTSC although looks very odd during loading.



Here's a game, which qualifies as an entry, as it has been unseen elsewhere. "Shoot Or Die" was written back in 1988. The game gives you this kind of retro feeling of what it was like to have created SEUCK games back in the 1980's. There's no specific plot, but there's some colorful scenes which really caught my attention. Difficulty level is quite high, but this game is jolly good fun. I enjoyed playing it through.

 


INSTRUCTIONS:

No specific instructions provided so I'll have to make some up. It is 1988 You went to a newsagent, and purchased a Commodore 64 game  from an unknown software label. After you got home, excited you decided to load it up. First the file was found, then the  loading stripes appear, then the game loader sucks you into your C64 - while the game was still loading with all those loading bars, cycling different colours.

Loading has finished, you hear a fuzzy de-crunch noise. Then suddenly you find yourself trapped inside a capsule. In order to break out of the capsule and get back to freedom. Your mission is to be part of the computer game. Your mission is to go through the game world and shoot down any enemy in sight and meet its creator. Should you succeed in a battle against the computer game, you will be free and the game complete. Should you be defeated, you will stay trapped in the C64's world forever. Can you escape, SHOOT OR DIE!?!?!?!

ENTRY #5
Abyssonaut
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Anthony Stiller
Music by Richard Bayliss (Additional support by Scarzix/Offence)
SEUCK Version: Horizontal Scrolling SEUCK
Mods: Music in title screen.
Extras: Docs, work file + Pre-built TAPE version


This is a new game, written by Anthony Stiller, Author of Reset Magazine's "Sopwiths and Pterradons". It is a game, which reminds me of CRL/Power House's "Aquanaut". It is a horizontal scrolling shoot 'em up in which involves rescuing endangered whales from the poachers who have been putting nets over the poor guys. There' also some nice features inside the game which involves assorted fish. There's also a big fight at the end of the game, which you'll need to play through in order to find out what the final fight is :)

 


INSTRUCTIONS:

6 days ago: Deep Sea Research Station Crouch End 01 reports that core drilling has uncovered "samples of [REDACTED] far beyond our expectations."

4 days ago: Reports from Deep Sea Research Station Crouch End indicate an increase in magnitude of localised seismic activity that "has caused a section of the trench wall to fall away, revealing a great [REDACTED]."

3 days ago: Reports, occasionally confusing, speak of a malady that has struck down some researchers in the station causing hallucinations and severe paranoia.

2 days ago: Garbled and sometimes completely incoherent reports come flooding in from Crouch End. Panic, terror and insanity seems to have taken a hold of the entire research station. One communique speaks of marine creatures trapped, driven mad, mutated, and worse.

1 day ago: All contact with Deep Sea Research Station Crouch End 01 is lost

Today: You get the call.

As a Deep Sea Reconnaissance and Rescue Operative aka ABYSSONAUT, you have volunteered to brave the crushing depths and violent creatures, free any helpless marine life you find and discover what has happened to the Crouch End Research Station. You head out at once, plunging into the ocean on your DSRRO Manta class seascooter.

How to Play

At the title screen press the fire button to start the game.

Control your Abyssonaut using a joystick in port 2. Unlike most side-scrolling shooters ABYSSONAUT scrolls from left right.

During play, pressing fire unleashes one of the high explosive-tipped harpoons currently loaded into your twin harpoon launchers. Your harpoon launchers reload after a harpoon has either exploded or reached maximum effective range. As per DSRRO safety regulations only two harpoons can be 'hot' at a time.

GOOD LUCK!

ENTRY #6
Naait Raaider
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Fritske/Royal Belgian Beer Squadron
Music by Richard Bayliss, SFX by Sensisoft
SEUCK Version: Standard SEUCK
Mods: Music in title screen.
Extras: Work files + tape image (Mastered with Thunderload 7)


The next entry for the 2015 SEUCK compo is 'Naait Raaider'. Written by Fritske of Royal Belgian Beer Squadron, and The Sid Station (http://c64radio.org). This time, it is a top down car blaster inspired by a classic TV show  in the 1980's called 'Knight Rider'. Anyway, here's what Fritske had to say about his game:

"Sadly it only has 3 levels but it loops at the end back to level 1. It's total crap, had this cool idea till 
i stumbled upon the limited colours you can use and then motivation slowly slipped away.
but i finished it anyway in the long term."

 


INSTRUCTIONS:

All cars in the vicinity are under the influence of the evil car C.R.A.P. (naait raaider's evil twin brother) and your only choice is to 
destroy them all before they reach the city and start killing all humans by running them over..


ENTRY #7

T-UFO
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Errazking
Music by Richard Bayliss
SEUCK Version: Standard SEUCK

Mods: Music in title screen. new raster colours and direction
Extras: Work files, loading picture (linked to the game) + tape image (Mastered with Thunderload 7)




Here's entry LUC0KY #7, and for those who like to have a quick blast, here's T-UFO, written by Eraazzking. This is a still screeen shoot 'em up in which features a
hydraulic steam engine tank, which has to fight against the fleet of aliens from outer space. Nice in game graphics, good fun to play as a score attack game. 

  


INSTRUCTIONS:

The world is being attacked by waves of UFOs. As Chiron pilot you must defend the planet from this terrible threat through five continents ...

ENTRY #8

Shamai - Return of the Myths
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Minimoog and Kondzio
Music by Richard Bayliss
SEUCK Version: Standard SEUCK

Mods: Music in title screen. new raster colours
Extras: Work files, + tape image (Mastered with Thunderload 7)




Entry 8 comes by the way of a spooky hospital adventure by a group from Poland called Slavia. It is a game in which you must control your hero around each
ward of the hospital, collecting certain objects, and fighting against the monsters.

  


INSTRUCTIONS:

 In the USA nobody expected anything unbelievable to happen. But one day in an abandoned hospital built before the War,
a very unusual incident took place – from remains and ashes of dead people arose an ancient, powerful Indian shaman Mato Wanartaka. The
only person capable of fighting the new threat – a real Indian shaman – was called to the place of events. He is one of the most
powerful shamans presently known, but fighting against a reincarnated demon could be harder to do than anything done before. Mato Wanartaka
summons other demons from hell to disturb the order established by white people – invaders and aliens. Will the real shaman defeat
evil forces? Will he cope with rising danger together with his black-haired assistant? See for yourself, lead the fate of your
characters and keep USA safe and sound.


ENTRY #9

META14
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Errazking
Music by Baron Ashler
SEUCK Version: Standard SEUCK

Mods: Music in title screen
Extras: Work files, loading picture linked to enhanced game + tape image (Mastered with Thunderload 7)




The 9th entry comes by the way of something completely different to what you usually get in SEUCK games. There's no shooting involved this time. Errazking shows us that it is also
possible to build sporting events using SEUCK. The game is pretty good fun for a gruelling cycling challenge. Nice to see different things made in SEUCK now and then :)

  


INSTRUCTIONS:

The evil Moriarti sabotaged preventing you turn your bicycle handlebars. Try to reach goal in this classic race of the Basque Country.


Entry #10
Payback Time
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Canzha Lahgher
Music by Richard Bayliss
SEUCK Version: Sideways Scrolling SEUCK

Mods: Music in title screen
Extras: Work files + tape image



This next entry is an alien invasion type of game. It was created using the Sideways SEUCK. The game may be really short with only one level, but it is mighty tough to play. The story line
feels different, compared to what you'd normally expect in a video game. Perhaps that is why this game is called 'Payback Time'. 


  


INSTRUCTIONS:

You are an alien from another planet. You have just arrived on to Earth. The main purpose was to explore the planet to see what it's really like. As you got lower, and lower to the Earth's
surface. A crack team called their militants to come and thwart your plans to invade planet Earth. It is war time. Fight against the militants, mutilate people and animals  and also make 
Earth your brand new home. 



ENTRY #11
The Ocean Ninja
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by Slavia
Music by Richard Bayliss
SEUCK Version: Standard SEUCK

Mods: Music in title screen
Extras: Work files + tape image



Slavia comes with a second entry written exclusively for the TND SEUCK compo 2015. This time it is by the way of 'The Ocean Ninja'. This is a static screen score attack game,
 in which is pretty much challenging. The player is limited to move where it can, on a giant raft. There are enemies coming after you as well. This game is very hard, and I really like it a lot. :)

  


INSTRUCTIONS:

Asia in danger! Old books and forecasts say: “The best ninja only in the Asia won’t be lonely, with evil fight he must – it has been written in the forecast!” (what a poetry!) The best ninja in Asia – Ho-siu – has to fight with ALL the evil appeared in his country (Japan). Lead his moves and bring him glory!

RULES:

The main and only rule is to shoot EVERYTHING and not to die. Game is bottomless, so get as high score as you can.

ENEMIES:

There are 4 different enemies:

• Ninja (jumping in different direction), 100 points

• Shuriken (faster than ninjas), 200 points

• Snake (slow and big, only vertical), 100 points

• Arrow (the fastest enemy), 300 points

And one bonus – vial, 1000 points.

COMMENTARY:

“The Ocean Ninja” is a game styled on video games of second generation such as Atari 2600 or 2500. Very ascetic graphics, sfx, gameplay and rules reflect the light of very old games, I hope.

ENTRY #12
Scoff
Game Design, Graphics and SFX by PieVSPie/Commodore is Awesome
Music by Richard Bayliss
SEUCK Version: Standard SEUCK

Mods: Music in title screen
Extras: Work files + tape image



Want some sweeties? ... Well ... PieVSPie is proud to deliver some to you. This time it is by the way of scoff. A funny single screen sweeties eating contest. Nice logo, not bad graphics
and here's a thumping sound track on the title screen to get you in the mood. Don't eat too much sweeties, they're bad for your teeth! :)

  


INSTRUCTIONS: