Brush Off Your Commodore 64: Powerglove Released for PC, Linux, Mac and Commodore 64

Matthias “Lazycow” Bock has brought something for those owners that still have your 30 year old Commodore 64, he has brought the classic-era run ‘n’ gun game, Powerglove to the fans. It was released as an entry in last year’s RGCD 16K C64 Game Development Competition and it placed 3rd out of 15 games that were entered. It has been 9 whole months that have been filled with fixing bugs, tweaking and cramming additional levels and features that all fit into the tiny 16KB of available ROM space. Lazycow has announced that the game is now finally available to buy as an RGCD published physical C64 game cartridge and also you will be able to download it on the PC, Linux, and Mac.

With this addition to adding Powerglove port to the PC, Linux, and Mac, this will make it the first game to be ported to both to the classic systems and to the current modern computers. This game is exclusive to itch.io, and stays true to the feeling of the original Commodore 64, even if there are some additions to the game like minor enhancements and optional artwork. You are able to download the game on your PC, Mac, and Linux completely for free, here! It is all donation based.

In Powerglove, the features that you will experience include the following:

  • Classic run ‘n’ gun action!
  • Seven types of fiendish mechanical monsters to vanquish!
  • Cool stuff to collect (including Powerboots)!
  • Authentic and pimped C64 artwork!
  • SID Soundtrack by Cyborgjeff!
  • Controller support!

Here is the gameplay video for Powerglove:

So go to your attic or storage or where it may be and just brush off your Commodore 64, and grab your physical copy of this all-new-and improved C64 version of Powerglove. Along with getting your physical copy you will also get a 12-page printed manual, a bunch of vinyl stickers, and double-sided A3 poster/map print, plus an option of an A2/A3 poster set.

You can find out more information and see some of the screenshots from the game on their official game page. You can also follow Matthias Bock on Twitter and check out some of the other games on Lazycow’s official site.

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