THE SEUCK VAULT
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In 1987 the programmers of PARALLAX and WIZBALL decided to give away their trade secrets. It was something special.
| 30th July 2010 | More C64 titles added: |
| Frank Gasking's workdisks | |
| Two new games from Bamse (Sonny Top) | |
| Car Wars games added | |
| Kill Hill tape version added | |
| Now over 200 C64 titles in the archive! | |
| 4th July 2010 | More Amiga games |
| With thanks to Ricky Derocher for his help | |
| Archive fully updated | |
| New pages for | The Raid series |
| Andrew Fereday | |
| Sector 1 and Intense | |
| The Serene trilogy | |
| Skyflyer 1 and 2 | |
| Tomcat and Super Tomcat | |
| 2nd June 2010 | Amiga games found by Stone Oakley |
| Blood 'n' Bullets, Firefighter, Raid | |
| and five games by Adolfo Cirillo | |
| 8th May 2010 | Unseen game from Alf Yngve - Bimbo |
| Kill Hill by Wayne Womersley | |
| Stormtrooper by Weird Scientists | |
| Results are in: | Richard's Sideways SEUCK Competition |
| 11th March 2010 | Mutilator by Richard Bayliss |
| More new games for March 2010 | |
| More games found by Mason | |
| Legion of the Damned page updated | |
| 22nd February 2010 | Link to a new German SEUCK site |
| Archive page altered, new additions coming soon | |
| January 2010 | Richard Bayliss launches Sideways SEUCK Competition 2010 |
| Christmas Eve 2009 | Merry Christmas everyone! |
| A new Anthony Burns game - Aeon Flux | |
| The previously unseen Slaughterland | |
| The recently salvaged Invaderz 2000 | |
| More games found by Mason | |
| 7th October 2009 | More games found by Mason of c64heaven |
| Games from Karl-Johan Nilsson (K-J N) | |
| 31st August 2009 | More of our wanted games found! |
| 26th August 2009 | Four new games from Sonny Top (Bamse) |
| Motor Race from Reinhard Klinsiek | |
| 13th August 2009 | Baphomet released |
| Games from the_hawk preserved | |
| Seven more Amiga games | |
| For older news updates, click here | |
| January 2005 | Site design begins |
| September 2003 | Site idea started |
"The Shoot 'Em Up Construction Kit" revealed the secrets of professional games programmers and gave you the power to produce games to rival the biggest chart-topping blasters. You didn't need any training or programming experience to use the selection of utilities designed by Sensible Software. Using your joystick you could build your own Spacecraft and Weaponry, design your own Landscapes, Sound Effects, Levels and Attack Waves. You could start from scratch or redesign one of the 4 FREE games included in the pack. SHOOT 'EM UP CONSTRUCTION KIT was an essential part of every Commodore 64 owner's collection, with the Amiga and Atari ST versions following soon after.
The aim of the SEUCK Vault is to gather together the very best games created with SEUCK on the Commodore 64 and the Amiga. We are also looking for previously unreleased titles, your stories about how you used the Kit, and also the tips and tricks that make using the Kit easier.
Original idea by Frank Gasking and Andrew Fisher.
Web design by Andrew Fisher.
Contact the webmaster at webmaster@seuckvault.co.uk
or read the FAQ.
