
Back to the Arcade
A downloadable game for Windows
Play remakes of classic arcade games on a retro-styled fantasy holographic console.
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A very cool little project that gives a fresh lick of
holographic paint to some arcade classics.
holographic paint to some arcade classics.
Travel back in time and experience a blast from the past
with these remakes of classic arcade games on a fantasy holographic console:
- 1943
- Tetris
- Pacman
- Frogger
- Pinball Action
- Space Invaders
- Moon Patrol
- Rally-X
Status | In development |
Platforms | Windows |
Rating | Rated 5.0 out of 5 stars (7) |
Author | Itizso |
Genre | Platformer, Shooter |
Tags | 3D, Arcade, fantasy-console, Retro |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Keyboard, Mouse, Gamepad (any) |
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Back to the Arcade 0.8.0.zip 74 MB
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Thanks Itizso for this update :)
Hi Itizso, your game is amazing!! You are very talented.
I hope an update with more games very soon :)
Thank you
this seems very cool, but why is it a prototype? it feels very full for me
Your work with bringing so many classic games into the present is remarkable. I'm always delighted to visit your page and find new games to check out!
rally x was my favorite, this is really cool!
hey! thanks for making it downloadable!
nostalgia here i come!
it's a great project, can you make it stand-alone ?
Totally buying it!
You are awesome, sir
Awesome Game =D
The holographic artwork is super cool!! I had fun :D
This is super cool! Reading the description I was expecting a fancy rom player, not these 3d recreations, it's amazing presentation wise!
Very cool. However the controls in pacman felt a bit janky and sluggish. It is a really cool idea and the games were fun. Are there gonna be any more in the future?
Realy good vibes while playing
Yes! This is cool! Made it feel like the Arcade remakes that you connected to TV back in the 90s xD.
Pac-Man control is a bit janky :/
Pinball Action is missing the classic "snappiness" of the ball movement
Frogger is great! Maybe add some leeway near the edge. Got screwed by the "border" even though I made the jump to final log on left-side.
Space Invaders and 1943 are awesome too! Control and play works great.
Love the "3D-Hologram" aspect ^_^
Best of luck of your further ventures :D
This was a lot of fun. Great classics in a whole, very impressive looking format. The controls for Pac-Man and Pinball still had that problematic jankyness. Tetris, too -- it kept spinning the pieces all the way around with one button click if it was just a little heavy.
I look forward to more that comes!
Thanks for the feedback! I think the issues with the controls are related to differences in the keyboard repeat rate. I'll look in to it. Thanks for letting me know :)
Wow !!!!!
This. Is. Amazing. i really like the aesthetic and the concept I'm just curious though what engine are you using.
Wow that’s amazing here I was struggling to make tic tac toe without a game engine. Great job.
great! can play with controller? can download? thx.
thank you :)
great!
What the heck is wrong with the controls in Pac Man? I press left arrow, it goes right. Wont go up or down. Also, will you be releasing a download version? The graphics look great!
Edit: Yeah, no. Pac Man needs to be just AWSD or arrows. This two key thing sucks bad. The rest of the games are great!
Well you have completely nailed the look. Great work. On Frogger it would be nice if the music didn't reset every time you make it across. There should be a sound effect that you got there and the score counts up, but the music should continue and the game should not pause so much. It disturbs the flow. Just my two cents.
On the pinball game it would be nice if there was more going on with the table (more obstacles, gimmicks, etc.) and there definitely needs to be a tilt key. I realize you are working in a limited space on the pinball table, but it would be cool if you went a little more vertical with ramps, etc since it is going for holographic style.
Either way, the graphics and sound are really pro and I look forward to further updates. Cheers!