The other thing I remember of that era was the (unrelated) Talking Moose
I'd love to see a Fabien-style Game Engine Black Book for some of these older Macintosh games.
Also playable in browser at https://classicreload.com/play/mac-dark-castle.html
This game came out the same year the original Castlevania did. They're different enough games, but there are a few similarities that do make you wonder if they had any particular shared influences.
You can also play it in the browser in Infinite Mac: https://infinitemac.org/1991/System%207.0
(Worked somewhat better for me than the classicreload version)
Such a classic. Played these for many hours as a kid.
Z Sculpt sells an updated version of Return to Dark Castle:
https://store.steampowered.com/app/4054940/Return_to_Dark_Ca...
instill have the floppies :)
So, I was disappointed to find dead links to a Windows-based emulator :-(
Does anyone know...
* What happened to the creators?
* Who owns the copyrights, if at all?
* Has anyone been approached to release the source code and games resources?
Also, if anyone has an appropriate Linux emulator, which supports these games, please share a link and perhaps instructions.
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Note that Dark Castle was programmed by Jonathan Gay, who would eventually go on to make FutureSplash. You might know it better from what it was renamed to: Flash (of Macromedia/Adobe).