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[supertrini]

hey guys...

Anybody remember this title? Better question..anyone want to see it up on abandonia? I have a copy that I would like to upload to make sure this game never gets lost again....brings back alot of memories!(straight from the dev...cant find full game anywhere)

[Cluseck]

No info on MobyGames.
Looks like there was only a software version: http://www.totalshareware.com/asp/de...from%20H.E.L.L.

I'd carefully say that we can label this as 'approved'.

[supertrini]

Originally Posted by Cluseck

No info on MobyGames.
Looks like there was only a software version: http://www.totalshareware.com/asp/de...from%20H.E.L.L.

I'd carefully say that we can label this as 'approved'.

Well I got my copy straight from the Dev..full version ...I dunno im in love with this game...I think it deserves to be put up..not forgotten...

anyway im new so I guess i better go read the rules on uploading stuff

[Paul2K]

Originally Posted by supertrini

Well I got my copy straight from the Dev..full version ...I dunno im in love with this game...I think it deserves to be put up..not forgotten...

anyway im new so I guess i better go read the rules on uploading stuff

Wow I didn't realise that Bert Higgins: The Man from H.E.L.L. was still around. The name was mostly picked to make it stand out from the mass of other shareware which was about at the time. It looks like it succeeded at that. Sales were kind of killed off before it got going as the 1st version of Doom was launched just before Bert was released. Shortly after that 3D became the norm and Bert just look horribly dated.

I always felt that Bert was a MUCH better game than it looked on the surface - the physics simulation was way beyond most other games of the time. Line-of-sight (ie enemies invisible when obscured by scenery) was also unusual back then.

Did any of you know that it was a sequel to my previous games: Bughunt, Bughunt II & Action Bughunt for the Atari ST?

So long ago

[Paul2K]

I should have all the development stuff for it somewhere. I do remember that the map editor was an amazing tool. I used to love using that almost as much as playing the game. There was also a scripting language called FX which handled all the animations, actions and interactions.

I think it's time to look through my old harddrives.

[supertrini]

Originally Posted by Paul2K

I should have all the development stuff for it somewhere. I do remember that the map editor was an amazing tool. I used to love using that almost as much as playing the game. There was also a scripting language called FX which handled all the animations, actions and interactions.

I think it's time to look through my old harddrives.

Paul,

I think I got the copy from you!..good to see youre still around!

[MrFlibble]

The full version of the game is now free from one of the developers, available here.

Also, here's a working link for the original demo: Bertdemo.zip

[supertrini]

Originally Posted by MrFlibble

The full version of the game is now free from one of the developers, available here.

Also, here's a working link for the original demo: Bertdemo.zip

Awesome..Im going to work on the review..will figure out how to go about getting it submitted etc just gotta read some sticky ickys

[Japo]

Just write it and take some screenshots, and let us know by posting here, and we'll tell you how to send it over and will take care of the rest :-)

[supertrini]

Originally Posted by Japo

Just write it and take some screenshots, and let us know by posting here, and we'll tell you how to send it over and will take care of the rest :-)

Awesome thanks sir!