Digital downloads — £3.99
One game, one platform edition. BBC Micro downloads will use SSD disc images; Amiga downloads will use ADF disc images. Choose the edition that matches your machine or emulator.
Sales are not open yet. Download contents and delivery details will be confirmed before checkout becomes available.
All four BBC Micro games — £11.99
The complete BBC Micro digital collection: Croak, Scarab, Cubit and Wyrm: The Witch’s Orchard, with the original Wyrm included free as always. Four games for £11.99.
Floppy discs
There’s something about loading a new game from an actual disc.
- BBC Micro: 5.25-inch floppy.
- Commodore Amiga: 3.5-inch floppy.
Disc-only pricing, postage and dispatch regions will be announced before orders open.
Boxed editions — starting from £24.99
For the shelf beside your favourite games. Boxed editions start at £24.99, with hand-signed limited editions planned. More details to follow.
The artwork shown here is a design concept. Final box contents, individual game prices and limited-edition quantities will be confirmed before purchase.
Questions
Will a BBC download work on an Amiga?
No. Choose the version for your platform. Croak has BBC Micro and Amiga editions. Wyrm: The Witch’s Orchard is out on both the Amiga and the BBC Micro, and every edition comes with the original BBC Micro Wyrm as a bonus. Scarab and Cubit are currently BBC games.
Can I use an emulator?
Yes, with an emulator and machine configuration suitable for the game. System ROMs and an emulator are not included with the game. Each game page lists the target machine and controls.
Can I order now?
Not yet. This is a preview of the collection. Payments, delivery and support details will be available when the shop opens.
Will there be games for other platforms?
Yes. BBC Micro and Commodore Amiga are the current collection. Sega Dreamcast is in development, starting with Croak, and ZX Spectrum is already planned. No release dates yet, but more machines are coming.
Why isn’t it free?
Because “free” usually means adverts and data harvesting instead of a price tag. TCSoft doesn’t do either. See how TCSoft works for the full story.