Ubek

Ubek is a remake of a commercial fps game released for classic Amiga in 1995 by
Twink Spark Soft. The main idea behind the remake is to make it convenient and
pleasing to play on modern systems, while preserving 100% of the original
graphics, puzzles and story.

The main programmer, author of the original and remake is Szymon Ulatowski,
Marek "Smakrusg" Glogowski helped in porting the game to AmigaOS 4. In addition,
musicians Albert Czochara and Remigiusz Kolasa also contributed to the sound
design of the Ubek. The game's beta tester was Rafal Chyla, who also created the
icons and helped prepare the documentation.


Features of the new version include:
 - Modern high resolution, 60 fps
- 3D hardware acceleration (using GL4ES)
- Graphics improvements, including a better look for weapons or hero
characters (you can switch to classic mode, which looks like the 1995
original)
- New extended music setting and better sfx effects
- Control enhancements - keyboard plus mouse or optional (tooltype option)
gamepad using analog knobs
- The location of the level exit is visible on the radar
- Improvements in better weapon range and effectiveness
- Hitting enemies partially visible around corners is now allowed (in the
old version, if the center of an enemy's body was obscured by a wall, he
was completely immune to hits).
- Added safeguards against accidental destruction of critical objects
(e.g., keys) needed to complete a level.
- Added option to quickly save and load
- Many other minor fixes and improvements to make gameplay easier and the
game better in general