Tomb Raider for the Amiga.
[BSzili] has released a proof of concept Tomb Raider for the Amiga called OpenLara. Although don't get too excited for a finished product any time soon. "This took me a few days. No sound, no full game, no warranty. I put it out there as a call to action: if anyone would be interested in helping out with the rasterizer let me know."
https://bszili.morphos.me/stuff/OpenLara-demo.zip
#amiga #tombraider #port #retro #gaming #engineer #artist #media #tech #art #news![[BSzili] is certainly no stranger to the Amiga scene, as not only did he release the Amiga port of Blake Stone Aliens of Gold, but there was also ports done of Exhumed / Powerslave, Wolfenstein 3D, BLOOD and even my personal favourite Shadow Warrior.](https://friendica-leipzig.de/photo/preview/1024/972355 "[BSzili] is certainly no stranger to the Amiga scene, as not only did he release the Amiga port of Blake Stone Aliens of Gold, but there was also ports done of Exhumed / Powerslave, Wolfenstein 3D, BLOOD and even my personal favourite Shadow Warrior.")
![[ImageSource: BSzili]
<https://youtu.be/i_rXLZvkaX8>
While there isn't much else to say about this proof of concept and what system requirements it has. Here's a little bit about Tomb Raider you may find interesting.
"Lara Croft is a titular character of Core Design’s most memorable franchise Tomb Raider. Developed by experienced game developers from Derby, England, Tomb Raider was released in 1996. Tomb Raider was a huge success, selling over 7 million copies.”
“During the first three months of 1997, Tomb Raider was the ninth-best-selling console game in the United States, with around 143,000 copies sold. This made it the highest-selling Playstation title for the period, in the United States. The game also received a “Platinum” sales award for PC and a “Gold” award for the Playstation".](https://friendica-leipzig.de/photo/preview/600/972357 "[ImageSource: BSzili]
<https://youtu.be/i_rXLZvkaX8>
While there isn't much else to say about this proof of concept and what system requirements it has. Here's a little bit about Tomb Raider you may find interesting.
\"Lara Croft is a titular character of Core Design’s most memorable franchise Tomb Raider. Developed by experienced game developers from Derby, England, Tomb Raider was released in 1996. Tomb Raider was a huge success, selling over 7 million copies.”
“During the first three months of 1997, Tomb Raider was the ninth-best-selling console game in the United States, with around 143,000 copies sold. This made it the highest-selling Playstation title for the period, in the United States. The game also received a “Platinum” sales award for PC and a “Gold” award for the Playstation\".")
[BSzili] has released a proof of concept Tomb Raider for the Amiga called OpenLara. Although don't get too excited for a finished product any time soon. "This took me a few days. No sound, no full game, no warranty. I put it out there as a call to action: if anyone would be interested in helping out with the rasterizer let me know."
https://bszili.morphos.me/stuff/OpenLara-demo.zip
#amiga #tombraider #port #retro #gaming #engineer #artist #media #tech #art #news
![[BSzili] is certainly no stranger to the Amiga scene, as not only did he release the Amiga port of Blake Stone Aliens of Gold, but there was also ports done of Exhumed / Powerslave, Wolfenstein 3D, BLOOD and even my personal favourite Shadow Warrior.](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/114/410/016/038/032/174/original/de2cc25c56a083b7.jpeg "[BSzili] is certainly no stranger to the Amiga scene, as not only did he release the Amiga port of Blake Stone Aliens of Gold, but there was also ports done of Exhumed / Powerslave, Wolfenstein 3D, BLOOD and even my personal favourite Shadow Warrior.")
![[ImageSource: BSzili]
<https://youtu.be/i_rXLZvkaX8>
While there isn't much else to say about this proof of concept and what system requirements it has. Here's a little bit about Tomb Raider you may find interesting.
"Lara Croft is a titular character of Core Design’s most memorable franchise Tomb Raider. Developed by experienced game developers from Derby, England, Tomb Raider was released in 1996. Tomb Raider was a huge success, selling over 7 million copies.”
“During the first three months of 1997, Tomb Raider was the ninth-best-selling console game in the United States, with around 143,000 copies sold. This made it the highest-selling Playstation title for the period, in the United States. The game also received a “Platinum” sales award for PC and a “Gold” award for the Playstation".](https://nerdculture.de/system/media_attachments/files/114/410/017/025/527/325/original/4c74bf55225f2de0.jpeg "[ImageSource: BSzili]
<https://youtu.be/i_rXLZvkaX8>
While there isn't much else to say about this proof of concept and what system requirements it has. Here's a little bit about Tomb Raider you may find interesting.
\"Lara Croft is a titular character of Core Design’s most memorable franchise Tomb Raider. Developed by experienced game developers from Derby, England, Tomb Raider was released in 1996. Tomb Raider was a huge success, selling over 7 million copies.”
“During the first three months of 1997, Tomb Raider was the ninth-best-selling console game in the United States, with around 143,000 copies sold. This made it the highest-selling Playstation title for the period, in the United States. The game also received a “Platinum” sales award for PC and a “Gold” award for the Playstation\".")
