A french for talking about a french game : Billy la banlieue (Loriciels 1986) by Edward. The presentation of the game starts at 1m45.

Thanks to the video of Jean-Christophe K / Ma Vie de Geek, I stumbled on The Abbey of crime on Steam which is a free remake of the game Abadia del Crimen.

4Mhz posted a video of El Tesoro Perdido de Cuauhtemoc on Twitter (the lost treasure of Cuauhtemoc), their latest work in progress Amstrad CPC game (platform).

You will see the starting screen with credits and music, and then the first seconds of the game, it's nice !

A new video by ChinnyVision on Youtube about Helter Skelterr is available. This arcade and puzzle game was out on Amstrad CPC in 1990 by Audiogenic.

He also tests it on PC, ST, Amiga, BBC, C64 and Spectrum.

Oh Mummy is a classic game, one of the twelve freely available with an Amstrad CPC 464, so released in 1984 by Gem Software.

After FitoWestBank Adolfito is releasing another windows remake, this time of Oh Mummy.

Jose Javier Garcia Aranda has written a new version of 8BP v28 (8bits de poder : 8bits of power), a RSX library for writing Amstrad CPC games in basic (26 Kb max). You can download 8bp on github.

A preview of a platform game with 8bp is available on Youtube

Eight bit Magazine isnt the only one to be on Kickstarter, there is also Colour Personal Computing Fanzine issue 2 by James Ford.

This issue has 40 pages of Amstrad CPC content :

• A feature on cart conversions for the GX4000 with C4CPC
• An in-depth look at the M4 board expansion
• An exclusive preview article from the forthcoming 8-bit Memoirs (thanks Mr_Lou!)
• Part two of our floppy emulation feature - adding an LCD display and buzzer to the GoTek
• A look at new website Everygamegoing Reviews of the latest CPC games including Magica, Imperial Mahjong, Adios a la casta and more!
• Part two of our exciting action/drama serial, The (Alex) Van Damm Chronicles

Amstrad Dreams by DATAStream is a music album of 5 tunes written by Martyn Stonehouse.

There are 6 tunes on Bandcamp.

A new version of the desktop JavaCPC is available. It's an Amstrad CPC(+) emulator written in Java by Markus Hohmann (DevilMarkus).

Antibug did compile again his Sorcery+ remake for windows XP to 10. It has the original graphics.

You will find on his page the complete solution in JPG or PDF format.