Well, I have been playing this game for about 15 years and finished it now for the first time (actually moved the saves-file from my old DOS-machine to be able to continue playing on my new comp).

Heh, 08:00:40 here :D

I beat the original levels, and am now playing Level Collection 01. I am on level 11 (Romancing the Stones!) and almost figured out how to beat it. I haven't skipped any levels.

ja!
 

I made it in 06:05:32... :D
:OK:

Too bad, that infordigital.com does not exist anymore.

Therefore this new link >>>spfix63a.pdf<<<

But also the manual from the original Supaplex-CD, as it was meant: I replaced all items of the missing font with how it was meant to look like >>>Supaplex-CD-Manual_(Improved).pdf<<<
Remember, that this is the manual of the limited original copy protected supaplex.exe and does not include the SpeedFix additions, which are all listed in the spfix63a.pdf.

Logical legend. :OK:

Great news! Paulo Matoso had to quit infordigital.com because of his accident, but now he started a new Supaplex forum at http://www.mysupaplex.com/

Paulo Matoso is back with his new forum: www.supaplex.com (mysupaplex.com was only a startup)

Supaplex Graphics
 

I'm working on a mod for Rocks'n'Diamonds and in the process I had to extract the graphics from the original Supaplex game. I thought it would be useful to put it somewhere so I'm attaching a download link here:

http://www.mediafire.com/?v892mw2cj6kin3v

The images were converted directly from the data files (there are likely more in the game executable just don't know how to get them). I'm still searching a way to do the same for the Amiga version but I was only able to get the PHIL_00, PHIL_01, and PHIL_02 files (one of which contains the graphics) by extracting the appropriate ADF file. I also tried to feed GfxRip with uncompressed WinUAE saved states just don't know how to proceed next (the tutorial is too advanced for me).