This year so far has been very good for the Amstrad CPC, as we've seen a number of games that have been released such as Galactic Tomb, Pink Pills, Robbie Strikes Back, The Dawn of Kernel and even the incredible dungeon crawler 'The Shadows Of Sergoth'. But the Amstrad is about to get another boost in the homebrew department, as this week the #CPCRetroDev 2018 - Amstrad CPC Game Creation Contest has been announced. As in their words "the 6th edition of the retro game creation contest of the University of Alicante. This contest awards the best and most creative developers of the retro scene, able to develop the best games for Amstrad CPC 464".
Every year we get a flood of games coming out of CPCRetroDev, ranging from some rather odd games, to some that would even be classed as a game that has commercial merit. Which is kind of understandable, as the competition isn't a slouch in its prizes either! As you can get anything from 135 € to the best music in the special mention, to nearly 300 € as the best game in the Pro Category. So yes a most worthy competition indeed, and unlike other sites, Indie Retro News was born through the love of the Amstrad and many other systems in the 8-bit scene. So expect us to feature all the best games when they appear towards the end of the competition.
Submission Deadline: Wednesday, 31th of October 2018, 23:59h (CEST Timezone)
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