Development Wrapped - Steam Release Live!
Today, version 1.0.0 of FREM Sprite32! is complete and released here on Itch as macOS and Windows builds. Additionally, the Steam store page is now live, and mac/win versions are available for purchase there.
So, what's next for FREM?
For now I'll focus on patching any bugs that surface, as well as collecting feedback from the players. If you have any comments, concerns, bugs, or cool FREMScript programs to share, please leave a comment here on Itch.io, or over at the Steam community page: https://steamcommunity.com/app/2065990
I have a number of ideas for additional content for the Sprite32! going into the future. Stay tuned for more!
Thanks for following the development of FREM Sprite32! over the past year, now go program something!
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FREM Sprite32! Programming Sandbox
Play, learn, and experiment with programming in a retro computing sandbox environment
| Status | Released |
| Author | Negative(-11) Games Division |
| Genre | Educational, Simulation |
| Tags | Casual, programming, Retro, Sandbox |
| Languages | English |
More posts
- Update 1.0.4.0 - Introducing Mouse SupportNov 04, 2022
- Making some optimizations to the Sprite & Grid LayersOct 28, 2022
- Additional Resolution and Window Sizing OptionsOct 22, 2022
- Version 1.0.1.1 addresses bug with Pixel Layer renderingOct 20, 2022
- Just a few more days!Oct 16, 2022
- New Beta Build - Soundtrack Added!Oct 01, 2022
- FREM Sprite32! Beta release + Mac buildSep 29, 2022
- Leaving Early Access!Sep 14, 2022
- Bugfix for SpritesJun 22, 2022
Comments
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Way to go! Any plans for assembly programming in future releases?
I definitely want to incorporate the concepts from other projects based on SAP architecture and 8080 Assembly into future development, e.g. https://github.com/johnsquibb/Go-SAP and https://negative11.itch.io/sap-1-emulator. I don't have any roadmap of what that looks like just yet, but it's definitely on the want-to-do list.
Very cool! It would be incredible to not only program in Assembly but to have visual indicators of memory and registers like in SAP-1 : )