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In 1987 the programmers of PARALLAX and WIZBALL decided to give away their trade secrets. It was something special.

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UPDATE NEWS

 22nd February 2010 Link to a new German SEUCK site
  Legion of the Damned page and new file added
  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
 28th June 2009 100 GAMES & DEMOS IN THE VAULT!
  The Push by Anthony Burns
  Art Thief and Spy Academy
  Planet of the Balls
  Nyaaaah 11 - Special Edition
 14th June 2009 Legion of the Damned 2 released
  Yak's Revenge released
  New-look archive page to try
  Wanted page updated with more findings
 29th May 2009 SEUCK Redux page updated
  Eradicator by Jason Doig released
  Jez and Philip Bayliss collection pages online
 11th May 2009 Five EXCLUSIVE new games from Mat Corne
  New tips from Richard Bayliss
 22nd February 2009 SIX new games enter the Vault
  Two new games in the Amiga Archive
  Four new games for the C64 Archive
  Archive re-organisation coming soon!
  
  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
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