I spent many hours playing Oxyd and many more playing Enigma. If you like games that require more thought than reflexes, Oxyd's definitely recommended. posted by blm at 8:56 PM on July 8, 2006
(Rolls eyes) - God, as if I needed MORE excuses not to do my microecon reading - That game ate me alive on the ST. I actually sold my book off with my Falcon 030, I think. posted by Orb2069 at 9:10 PM on July 8, 2006
...Doh! Content. Mulg II is a GPL'd Palm clone of Oxyd, with lots of extra levels and a editor to roll your own. :) posted by Orb2069 at 9:14 PM on July 8, 2006
I played this on Mac. Great stuff. I loved how, if your glass ball rolled into a hole, there'd be a lengthy pause before the shatter noise.
"Goddamnit!"
[pause]
*SMASH!* posted by brundlefly at 9:49 PM on July 8, 2006
Ahhhh.... I love that game. Played it under system 6 or 7 back in the day. My brother and I tried to get it working under OSX with classic emulation and networking for multiplayer... not happening. This is good. posted by BlackLeotardFront at 9:53 PM on July 8, 2006
Aw shit! I'd forgotten all about Oxyd. I used to play it on my Atari ST and I loved it. Great post, thanks rxrfrx.
Oxyd for Mac runs under Classic, although I didn't try multiplayer. posted by ikkyu2 at 4:17 PM on July 9, 2006
Great link - cue nostalgia...
I also wasted hours on Ballerburg back in the day - I used to love smashing through the castles. posted by greycap at 11:50 PM on July 9, 2006
It's sad reading Kruse's site - he seems to have been royally ripped off by a software developer who nicked the game concept and even the name, and remade it for the Playstation. posted by greycap at 1:48 PM on July 10, 2006
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