Cheman is the last Amstrad CPC game (and ZX Spectrum) by the Mojon Twins, a mix of platform and adventure.

It was available as a tape physical edition at the RetroZaragoza 2019 which took place the 28th October at the Delicias Civic Center in the Zaragoza town.

But it's still possible to get a physical edition if at least 25 people are interested (check the first link up there).

Who doesnt know CPCemu ? It's the first Amstrad CPC emulator for msdos by Marco Vieth and Rainer Loritz (for the linux and windows versions).

Today Marco Vieth has written CPCBasic which lets you transform an Amstrad CPC basic program in javascript, so you can use it on a web page !

Recalbox v6.1 is a Linux distribution first for Raspberry Pi but also now for Odroid cards and PC (32 and 64 bit). It's a specialized distribution for emulation of old game consoles and computers. Last version is supporting the Amstrad GX4000 console.

All is in the title : Xyphoe's Top 10 Amstrad Homebrew Conversions!

I did put online the Walnut Creek CPM CD-ROM online on the site, see the pictures below for more informations.

Blood of Arkalys Project web site (french blog about french computers RPG) is showing the solution of Turlogh le Rodeur on Youtube.

Vasm v1.8g is a compilator for several platforms :

• Unix
• AmigaOS 68020
• Atari MiNT 68020
• MorphOS
• AmigaOS4
• PowerUp
• Atari TOS 68000
• WarpOS
• Windows

And of course, it can compile Z80 assembler, but it's not the only processor it can manage.

Caprice Forever v2019-10 by Frédéric Coste is a modified version of the Caprice emulator (by Ulrich Doewich) for windows.

• Increase full speed
• Improve assembler compilation using Pasmo
• Add breakpoint on Read/Write memory accesses
• Fix minor bugs

Roguelike games are quite old like rogue, hack, moria, angband, nethack...

And today there is one in basic on Amstrad CPC by Paquito.

Collapse OS is a z80 kernel and a collection of programs, tools and documentation that allows you to assemble an OS that can (available on Github) :

• Run on minimal and improvised machines
• Interface through improvised means (serial, keyboard, display)
• Edit text files
• Compile assembler source files for a wide range of MCUs and CPUs
• Read and write from a wide range of storage devices
• Replicate itself

Additionally, the goal of this project is to be as self-contained as possible. With a copy of this project, a capable and creative person should be able to manage to build and install Collapse OS without external resources (i.e. internet) on a machine of her design, built from scavenged parts with low-tech tools.

His author has been contacted, he seems interesting in porting it on Amstrad CPC. It already works on RC2014 and the Sega Mega Drive.