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* Two-player cooperative mode | * Two-player cooperative mode | ||
* Cartridge version, floppy disc and cassette version | * Cartridge version, floppy disc and cassette version | ||
Revision as of 15:45, 17 November 2025
Oh Mummy - The original game
Oh Mummy was created by a company called Gem Software in 1984. Originally programmed by Daren White and John Line, it was published by Amsoft and formed part of the Amsoft 12-pack, bundled free with the Amstrad. Its simple concept and addictive gameplay made it easily accessible for any age group, giving it an enduring appeal that spans generations. But its reliance on the keyboard for menu control has restricted its availability to the classic Amstrad range. By disassembling the original game, I hope to be able to release an updated edition that will work on the GX4000, and bring this classic game to the Plus platform.
Features
- Redefinable keys
- Joystick enabled menu and scoreboard controls for GX4000
- Multicoloured hardware sprites
- Special sprite effects
- A "mummy" mummy that erases the player's tracks if they are too slow
- Additional artifacts to uncover
- Two-player cooperative mode
- Cartridge version, floppy disc and cassette version
- Physical cartridge edition to follow
Making Oh Mummy Resurrected
Creating Oh Mummy Resurrected - How I disassembled the original game and redeveloped it.