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Dima about Arno Dash 06 on 29 Oct 2013

nice caves 11&12(very hard) !!

 

Dima about Arno Dash 07 on 29 Oct 2013

Very good cave #17 - very good.

 

LB about Zulder Dash on 25 Nov 2012

Widac, ze ta gre zrobili Polacy :) Rockford wyglada jak zul z ta faja w pysku i do tego zbiera butelki :)

 

LB about Boulder Dash 11 on 25 Nov 2012

One of hardest Boulder Dash games.

 

ravenxau about Falcon Dash 2003 - The Dark Cave on 27 Oct 2012

completed! - great map set

 

ravenxau about Falcon Dash 2003 - The Dark Cave on 25 Oct 2012

up to cave 11 - loving this set

 

ravenxau about Falcon Dash 2003 - The Dark Cave on 18 Oct 2012

good puzzle based caves - highly entertaining

 

Tatter Demalion about Demalion Dash 10 Fun and Games! on 15 Sep 2012

Pac Man, River Raid, Lode Runner, Peanut Butter Panic, Mario Brothers, Jumpman Jr, Megaman, Blaster, Master Centipede, Final Fantasy, Gameboy, Nintendo, zombies, Cronies themed caves. Lots of 8 bit art as well as more traditional Boulder Dash caves. Continuing themes like the305, suiciders 09, and Skyfall.

 

johnharoldbrown@gmail.com about Future Dash on 20 Aug 2012

Hi Arno I downloaded this to play with my son on a C64 emulator but cannot figure out how to start it. When I run it, it asks me to hit Space to start, then outputs a description of the game (written using 'Cool Write' or something like that), followed by (very slowly) the Boulderdash title written in monocoloured 'characters' (well, blocks) - hitting Space again only pauses it, F1 restarts it, F3 and F5 make it run slow or fast - nothing else e.g. hitting buttons on a game controller or any of the other keys works; at the end it asks me if I want to restart and if I say yes it returns to outputting the description, and if I say no, it quits. What am I doing wrong?

You are welcome to email me as well as reply here.

Thanks a lot.
John

 

Dustin (Author) about Rockford's Tale on 7 Aug 2012

One day, Rockford, who has become a proud father, tells his children his story of the very beginning of his career as a treasure seeker. Well, he doesn't always tell them the precise truth... here and there he wants to raise the tension and alters one detail or another ;)

This game is the story that Rockford tells his children. It consists of modified caves of the original games BD1 and 2. For example, in the screenshot shown here you don't need only 12 diamonds as in the well-known original, but 60. How ever is this possible? ;)

I wish you enjoy the game :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Boulder Dash - The New Elements on 7 Aug 2012

This game is actually called "Boulder Dash- The New Elements"- I just forgot to rename the file, but you'll see the real game name on the title screen :)

In this game, I played with non-classic elements and effects. The game also features a stroy: Rockford's family was kidnapped and he must go and get them back, while a mysterious old man called "Ashmiralda" helps and leads him through seven big kingdoms.

Every kingdom consists of four caves (except the last one, which has five). The last cave of each kingdom is a fortress, in which there is a final boss which Rockford must find and beat in order to get to the next kingdom.

I hope you like the non-classic style and enjoy the game :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Dustin's Boulder Dash 03 on 7 Aug 2012

As I am a fan of the original BD five-level concept and as I had many ideas for caves that fit well into this concept, I started the series "Dustin's Boulder Dash".

The aim of this game is to be very close to the original BD concept. As the original BD games, this game features 16 caves and 4 intermissions on 5 difficulty levels. The levels differ only in random seed, time limit, number of needed diamonds and speed (just as in the original games).

I think level 1 has a difficulty similar to the original games BD 1 and 2, while level 5 is quite difficult (at least I have problems to play through it without a Game Over).

I also named all the caves and ints, but the names aren't given in the game (the caves are just called A, B, C and so on as in the original games).
Here are the cave names:

A- Dream
B- One-way doors
C- Selection
D- Grid
Int1- Arrow
E- Good Mood
F- Frontier
G- Windows
H- Pirate Island
Int2- Coverage
I- Good Wall Hunting
J- Diamonds
K- Cosmonaut
L- Rock Around The Clock
Int3- Priorities
M- Pile of Debris
N- Sendy's Timers
O- Aptitude Test
P- Multiplication Palace
Int4- Cave-in

Enjoy the game :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Dustin's Boulder Dash 01 on 7 Aug 2012

As I am a fan of the original BD five-level concept and as I had many ideas for caves that fit well into this concept, I started the series "Dustin's Boulder Dash".

The aim of this game is to be very close to the original BD concept. As the original BD games, this game features 16 caves and 4 intermissions on 5 difficulty levels. The levels differ only in random seed, time limit, number of needed diamonds and speed (just as in the original games).

I think level 1 has a difficulty similar to the original games BD 1 and 2, while level 5 is quite difficult (at least I have problems to play through it without a Game Over).

I also named all the caves and ints, but the names aren't given in the game (the caves are just called A, B, C and so on as in the original games).
Here are the cave names:

A- Fly Flap (remark: this cave looks harder in the screenshot than it actually is :))
B- Rock'n'Roll
C- Magic Square
D- Estimate
Int1- Gamble
E- Retrap
F- Scotland
G- Pyramids
H- Summiter
Int2- Indecisiveness
I- Transit
J- Reconaissance
K- Unoriented
L- Parcour
Int3- Race
M- Cash Machine
N- Magic Square II
O- Suck
P- Glade
Int4- Bad Company

Enjoy the game :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Dustin's Boulder Dash 02 on 7 Aug 2012

As I am a fan of the original BD five-level concept and as I had many ideas for caves that fit well into this concept, I started the series "Dustin's Boulder Dash".

The aim of this game is to be very close to the original BD concept. As the original BD games, this game features 16 caves and 4 intermissions on 5 difficulty levels. The levels differ only in random seed, time limit, number of needed diamonds and speed (just as in the original games).

I think level 1 has a difficulty similar to the original games BD 1 and 2, while level 5 is quite difficult (at least I have problems to play through it without a Game Over).

I also named all the caves and ints, but the names aren't given in the game (the caves are just called A, B, C and so on as in the original games).
Here are the cave names:

A- Fly Flap (remark: this cave looks harder in the screenshot than it actually is :))
B- Rock'n'Roll
C- Magic Square
D- Estimate
Int1- Gamble
E- Retrap
F- Scotland
G- Pyramids
H- Summiter
Int2- Indecisiveness
I- Transit
J- Reconaissance
K- Unoriented
L- Parcour
Int3- Race
M- Cash Machine
N- Magic Square II
O- Suck
P- Glade
Int4- Bad Company

Enjoy the game :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Dustin's Boulder Dash 01 on 6 Aug 2012

As I am a fan of the original BD five-level concept and as I had many ideas for caves that fit well into this concept, I started the series "Dustin's Boulder Dash".

The aim of this game is to be very close to the original BD concept. As the original BD games, this game features 16 caves and 4 intermissions on 5 difficulty levels. The levels differ only in random seed, time limit, number of needed diamonds and speed (just as in the original games).

I think level 1 has a difficulty similar to the original games BD 1 and 2, while level 5 is quite difficult (at least I have problems to play through it without a Game Over).

I also named all the caves and ints, but the names aren't given in the game (the caves are just called A, B, C and so on as in the original games).
Here are the cave names:

A- Pots
B- Diagon Alley
C- Smiley
D- Hide
Int1- Twins
E- Seesaw
F- Boxes
G- Merry-Go-Round
H- Bonanza
Int2- Reaction
I- Need for Speed
J- Floors
K- Zoo
L- Asteroid Belt
Int3- Cage
M- Rocky Mountain
N- Treemake
O- Fall
P- Palace
Int4- Wheel

Enjoy the game :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Dustin's Boulder Dash 02 on 6 Aug 2012

As I am a fan of the original BD five-level concept and as I had many ideas for caves that fit well into this concept, I started the series "Dustin's Boulder Dash".

The aim of this game is to be very close to the original BD concept. As the original BD games, this game features 16 caves and 4 intermissions on 5 difficulty levels. The levels differ only in random seed, time limit, number of needed diamonds and speed (just as in the original games).

I think level 1 has a difficulty similar to the original games BD 1 and 2, while level 5 is quite difficult (at least I have problems to play through it without a Game Over).

I also named all the caves and ints, but the names aren't given in the game (the caves are just called A, B, C and so on as in the original games).
Here are the cave names:

A- Pots
B- Diagon Alley
C- Smiley
D- Hide
Int1- Twins
E- Seesaw
F- Boxes
G- Merry-Go-Round
H- Bonanza
Int2- Reaction
I- Need for Speed
J- Floors
K- Zoo
L- Asteroid Belt
Int3- Cage
M- Rocky Mountain
N- Treemake
O- Fall
P- Palace
Int4- Wheel

Enjoy the game :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Boulder Dash 02 - The Expert Levels on 6 Aug 2012

Here I made the same with BD2 that I made with BD1 in the other game. For all BD2 fans who want a new challenge! Once again, level 1 is identic to level 5 of the original BD2, while levels 2-5 are harder versions. Enjoy it :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Boulder Dash - The Expert Levels on 6 Aug 2012

The idea for this game came to me when I played through level 5 of the original BD1 and found that some caves could still be made harder by demanding more diamonds, giving less time or changing the random seed so that there are more tricky spots in the caves.

The caves of this game are actually the same as in BD1, BUT with different random seeds, required diamonds and time limits in order to make the caves harder. The first level of this game is identic to the fifth level of the original BD1. Levels 2-5 of this game are the harder versions, you might call it level 6-9 of the original BD1.

So this game is for players who still like the caves of BD1 and want a new challenge! Enjoy it :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Rockfort 01 - The Long Way on 6 Aug 2012

One word concerning the 5 levels:

Level 3 is the "main level" that the story refers to. If you play another level, it may happen that one or another cave doesn't really fit into the story (which can be read cave by cave).
Level 1 and 2 are introductory and might be too easy or even boring for pros.
Level 4 and 5 are for those who found level 3 still too easy ;) Level 5 is so hard that I would most likely fail playing through this level (without savestates xD). But of course, every cave is tested and 100% solvable!

All this is also true for Rock Fort 2 and 3!

 

Dustin (Author) about Rockfort 03 - Rockford's Dream on 6 Aug 2012

At the end of Rock Fort 2, our hero Rockford has found the big treasure in the fortress! But he is still caught in the mountain and it shall not be easy to get back home. And - honestly - is money really everything that makes you happy? Perhaps not...

Originally I didn't plan to make a third episode of RockFort. The story was to end with Rockford finding the treasure. But as I still had a lot of ideas for caves and I also had an idea for a story twist, I decided to create Rock Fort 3.

Once again there are 16 caves on 5 levels, the main level being 3. In addition to the intermissions, you will also see some "cut-scenes" referring to the story. The story comes to a clear and definite end in this game. Enjoy it :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Rockfort 02 - Inside the Fort on 6 Aug 2012

At the end of Rock Fort 1, our hero Rockford has finally found the fort which is said to hold such a big treasure! What dangers may the fort hold for Rockford before he finds that treasure?

All 16 caves and all intermissions play inside the fort. I tried to give the caves a dark atmosphere. Hope you enjoy the game :)

 

Dustin (Author) about Rockfort 01 - The Long Way on 6 Aug 2012

This is my first self-made BD game! Rockford has heard about a secret fortress inside a strange mountain. The fort is said to hold a big diamond treasure, and Rockford- of course- goes to search the fortress immediately! his journey starts in a desert (4 caves). Then he reaches the mountain, which he must climb up to the top (5 caves). There he finds a potion which leads him inside the mountain, where the fort is said to be! (7 caves).

The game features 16 classical BD caves on 5 levels (the main level is level 3), some intermissions and a story referring to the game. I hope you enjoy it :)

 

Dustin about Arno Dash 01 on 6 Aug 2012

The first game of a fantastic series! This game is still quite playable also for non- "ultimate pros". I had a lot of fun playing it!

 

Dima Krysanov about Boulder Dash 02 - Rockford's Revenge on 7 Apr 2012

Perfect game !!! From all five levels !!!

 

Sparks43 about Boulder Dash on 21 Jul 2011

One of the best games of all time
Still play it all the time and i can go all the way through from A1 all the way to P5 (K3 is a nightmare)

Top marks 10/10

 

Richard about Crazy Dream 03 on 12 Jul 2011

...and with growing walls, slime and voodoo dolls. The game also features a raster drawing routine.

 

Richard about De Luxe Dash 02 on 20 Jun 2011

In addition to the Diego-effects, this game features a vertical growing wall instead of the normal horizontal growing walls.

 

Richard about De Luxe Caves 03 on 19 Jun 2011

In addition to the diagonal walking, this game features Diego-effects, destructible titanium walls, glued dirt and glued diamonds.

 

Richard about De Luxe Caves 02 on 19 Jun 2011

Features destructible titanium walls and opened exits.

 

Richard about De Luxe Caves 01 on 19 Jun 2011

This game features destructible titanium walls and non-rounded brick walls.

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