New games. Original machines.

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For the machines you never stopped loving.

New adventures for BBC Micro and Commodore Amiga, with Sega Dreamcast on the way. Worth getting the old machine down from the loft.

Meet Croak

BBC Micro / Commodore Amiga / Dreamcast soon

Croak gameplay on the BBC Micro: traffic below a river of logs and turtles

Croak / BBC Micro Actual gameplay

BBC Micro emulator capture shown through MAME's CRT shader. Open the image to enlarge it, then choose Clean for the original capture.

BBC MICROCOMMODORE AMIGASEGA DREAMCAST SOONDIGITAL + PHYSICAL EDITIONSINDEPENDENT GAMES

The collection / 01—04

Load. Run.
Cheat.

Cross a river. Survive the night.
Untangle a cube. Break the curse.

Illustrated green spotted frog leaping off a floating log across a sunset river, with turtles, water lilies, a dragonfly and a stone road bridge behind

CroakRoad & river arcade

Lily pads ahead. One very busy road.

BBC Micro + Commodore Amiga · Dreamcast in development

Illustrated golden scarab with rainbow-banded wings on the prow of a golden solar barque, holding up the sun and firing a bolt of light at scorpions, locusts and cobras in the night sky

ScarabFixed-screen shooter

Twelve hours. One last shot.

BBC Micro

Illustrated scrambled three-by-three puzzle cube on a wooden desk at sunset, beside a beige 1980s home computer, a stopwatch and a notebook

CubitCube puzzle & solver

Scramble. Solve. Do it again.

BBC Micro

Painted orchard at the turn of day and night: under a sunset sky, Willy the pink earthworm grins out of a bitten red apple beside a lettuce and a carrot; behind him, on moonlit flagstones, the golden Wyrm coils beside a drumstick and a ham while a witch flies across the full moon

WyrmThe Witch’s Orchard · Eat-and-grow arcade

Dinner by day. Poison by night.

Commodore Amiga + BBC Micro

Every game has built-in cheat codes. Cover illustrations are artwork concepts. Gameplay screenshots are shown on each game page.

Coming to Sega Dreamcast

Croak, in three
dimensions.

The same road and river, rebuilt in real 3D, with three camera views and a sampled-piano soundtrack. It has been played on a real Dreamcast, and it is still in development.

See Croak

Croak on the Dreamcast in the third-person view: from low behind the frog on the central verge, the river of logs and turtles stretches ahead to the lily pads on its far side, with trees and a village on the skyline — Work in progress · Flycast emulator capture · CRT shader

Your machine. Your format.

Explore the editions

01 / Digital download

£3.99

Disc images for your setup.
Per game, per platform edition.
All four BBC Micro games for £11.99.

02 / Floppy disc

The real thing.

5.25-inch for BBC Micro.
3.5-inch for Amiga. Pricing to follow.

03 / Boxed edition

Starting from £24.99

Something for the shelf.
Hand-signed limited editions planned.

Sales opening soon. Prices and physical editions are provisional.

Made for you

Your occasion.
Your game.

Bespoke games for brands, events and other occasions, made by our studio, Retro Game Studio.

A familiar machine. A very personal adventure. Tell the studio about your idea.

Commission a game

A little about TCSoft

There’s life in these
old machines yet.

We make new games for BBC Micro and Commodore Amiga, and Croak is also coming to Sega Dreamcast. Games to learn in a minute, return to all evening, and keep beside the machine that started it all.

More about TCSoft

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