I went from family Spectrum 48k to Atari ST to a Pentium 100. Still have all of those early machines.

Great to hear, than my mission was succesful :)

thank you! I really Like the quality of Athanor 2 and some others. Rabenstein also looks very interesting. No I have missed Yopaz Icestar, is it worth to check out?

Hardware is out there, but you could try an emulator such as Hatari.

Yes, I am Masteries, or as well MST. Chopper Commander is my grade in Atari Age forum

Stos was cool. I didn't get the hang of it but enjoyed playing with it

That would make it not run on those with a original ST. Though I'm lucky enough to have both. Also it's their personal time to make this. I won't be telling them how to make it

@@blackterminal True, it is their time and money to make their games, but the problem for the ST was that all the developers were shooting at the lowest base ST and almost never for the STe, which was a problem for Atari and caused them to lose massive share to Amiga when the STe could be a good bit more impressive in it's capabilities. Just reading all the old mags and you see complaining about not having the blitter, but when it finally shows up, no developers used that either. I some games written tight to GEM, the blitter makes a BIG difference for moving graphics!

All the games are ST games, but some also use STE features. Wolfenstein needs (if I remember correct) 4mb ram.

As far as I know It is running on 2MB Machines of ST or STE and Falcon.

Yes, absolute madness. I wouldn't have expected the ST to do that. Does the game use the Atari Blitter or does it require it? It's all so incredibly smooth.

@@XXXXXXXXXO st doesnt has a blitter

@@KingCrimson82 wrong. Some do.

Some of this games are optimised for STE, but most of them should also run on ST Machines. Not sure about metalslug and Dread. Dread will work on normal ST Machines I guess but requires 2MB and maybe Harddrive.

My goal was to show all the games made for the ST between 2020-2021, not only the good ones (except some textadventures which I skipped). I agree, that not all this games using the whole ST potential. But one reason for this is, that much of this games have been created in GFA Basic and maybe STOS. Also, a game can ofcourse still be fun to play, even if it has no great gfx or sfx. Btw. Memory Challenge and Bombwatch are my own creations. This are my first 2 Games I made for the ST and I wrote them in GFA. But you can be sure that the next games will look and sound better XD

If I remember correct, both games are lowres 16 colors.

Dark Fortress is 320x200 16 colors. So ST lowres.

@@CurtisRhoads THX

Most of them should work with normal ST´s with .5/1MB, but some of this games are also using STE features (Randomazer, Metal Slug...)

Metal Slug needs 4 MB and harddisc (if I remember correctly)

@@svendaennart Metal Slug requires 3.2 MB for graphics and audio assets; all audio is 100% sampled sound, there are no FM sound usage at all.

Los de 3d son mejor en Atari st........

Chances are maybe good. Just a few days ago I saw a screenshot of a rogue like game from someone in the Facebook GFA Basic Group. But I don´t know when It will be released.

You wrote that many Spectrum games look better... please show me just one :D

The ZX Spectrum is the stuff of legend. But The ST can out perform it every time.

@@svendaennart I think what he meant was that considering the capabilities and limitations of the Spectrum, a lot of the newer releases on it (the Castlevania game for example) look much better than some of the games shown in your video. No disrespect to the authors, but most of these games are pretty basic and could have come out in 1984 based on the looks / implementation technology. On the other hand you have a masterpiece like the Metal Slug port.

Es verdad....... incluso creo que sería mejor si no tuviera......😂

Well, uhhh... I´m not 100% your opinion but I understand what you mean. True is, that there are much more new C64 Games than Atari ST Games, AND much of this games have indeed a Very good Quality (in relation to the 8bit possibilities). That is not really a miracle, because the C64 has been sold much more often + there is a Mini C64 and Maxi C64 now. Also, consider this: In order to create a C64 Game, you have to use Assembler or SEUK. There is almost no way to create a game in C64 Basic, except maybe for some very lame textadventures or dice/card games. Therefore, the people who create C64 games have to be very skilled and experienced. For the Atari St, you dont need Assembler Knowledge, because you can use GFA Basic, Omicron Basic, ST Basic, STOS and a lot other languages. In other words, everyone with a little bit programming knowledge can create games for the ST if he wants. However, when using Basic, you are very limited, so it is just not possible to create some AAA+ TopNotch Game with smoothscrolling and dozens of sprites and digisound in Basic XD. I have myself created 2 of the games in this video in GFA Basic btw... Ohh, and before I forget this... I have tested a lot of new C64 games and there has been also a lot of crap. But Because of the much higher number of games, I skipped this crappy games and was able to show only the nice ones :)

@@svendaennart I owned all these computers back in the day... I also coded in 6502 Assembler and I have seen a large proportion of the c64 games released over the last few years, including the crappy ones.