Quarries of Scred

Played this a bunch when I bought it through another website, so don't mind the low hour count. An excellent, if brutally difficult puzzle game. You screw up, you're dead. It is ALWAYS your fault when you die.

Boulder Dash...Fonctionne Sous Windows 10,Avec le full screen et avec votre Java à jour,le tous, en installant le jeu sur votre disque dur principal C:,pour certain!!! Oui je conseil,il y a moyen de bidouiller le jeu et c'est Cool !Oui je conseil!

What you see is what you get :) If this is what you are looking for then you found it :D Very old school game, can bring you some nostalgia as well as rage quit because it is brutally hard :)

Quarries of Scred is a retro pixel "mining" game, ripping off the mechanic from the 80's game Boulderdash. The game doesn't have a working fullscreen, features ugly retro pixel graphics, yet doesn't exceed the original games it was ripping off. Which you can play for free in an emulator. And those have a working full screen mode, where this doesn't. Why would anyone pay $8.50 for a deficient variation of a game they could play for free? I don't recommend this at all.

misstep means a ticket out the sound effects ominous hands are shaking gonna need a bigger heart loins are pleased though

This is a really authentic retro game, my first PC was a Commodore 64 and I had many arcade conversions for the system, Quarries of Scred plays just like those old classics. There is a nice variety of tilesets that you can switch to, I've played with the C64 tileset and it definitely gives me nostalgic feelings. Is there anything more than that? I think so, it's a solid puzzle game in the style of old arcade games. It's got a good blend of tension and strategy, and of course those moments where you kick yourself for making the wrong move. There is a bit of the obscurity that those old games are known for though, for example I had to hop on the forums to find out the keybindings, and the help menu in game is very simplistic. Those are nitpicks though, this is a deceptively simple game that works really well at what it set out to be. I think it's worth a look if you want something quick and engaging to play in your downtime.

A long, long, long time ago, on a computer made in a galaxy very far away, someone wrote a little game called Splatch. The code was given out in an Amstrad magazine and you could program the game yourself. Splatch was a balderdash clone. You were a rabbit, you hunted for carrots, you ran away from butterflies and you avoided getting squished. It was written in the mid 1980's and it was by far the finest boulder game ever made. Quarries of Scred aims to be a fun boulderdash game. And if I'd never played Splatch, I'd maybe say that it was ok. But I do remember Splatch and Quarries of Scred, while making a valiant attempt, doesn't come anywhere near it. It's ok, but not for me.