Snarl-up Software
This was mainly the handle of two Swedish developers,
Robert Kihl (code) and Martin Gunnarsson (graphics). They released three
Amiga games in the later 90s:
Martin Gunnarson joined with
Technological Dimensions
to create Mobile Rage, a
post-apocalyptic racing game that never got past
beta stage.
Later more members joined the group, and they had great plans which,
it seems, never came to pass:
- Tales of Atlantis
- A game in the fine tradition of point-and-click adventures, this
game is a story of crime and corruption in the ancient world.
The player takes control of a young boy from Atlantis as he attempts
to stop a devious conspiracy threatening the very existence of his
home island.
- Tremor
- An RTS. The story will take place during the final decay and fall
of the Threan Empire and include treachery, alliances, deception,
backstabbing and all other elements we all know and love in game plots.
As the corrupt Empire begins to fall apart, different factions struggle
to lay their hands on as much wealth and power as possible. The player
will play through two extensive and elaborate campaigns, one as a
commander in the New Dawn movement and one as an Imperial commander.
The campaign plots are tightly connected, only by playing both will
you see the whole picture and scope of the plot.
One later game that was finished is the arcade puzzle
Loader.
| Downloads |
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| Ineptris |
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| Mobile Rage |
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| Loader |
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