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Indiana Jones and the Seven Cities of Gold
Demo V1.2.1.1
A Binary Legends Release.


The first Demo for the soon(er or later) to come full game of Indiana Jones and the Seven Cities of Gold! Please note this release is dated 19/12/2010 so it is not representative of the current state of the game any more. But of course you can still have fun with it!

Installer

ZIP-File

RAR-File

Translations

Italian Translation (24/02/2014)
Italian Translation (Source) (24/02/2014)
Thanks to Paolo Vaselli for the translation.

Indiana Jones and the Seven Cities of Gold
Demo V1.2.1.1 - Source
A Binary Legends Release.

Indiana Jones and the 7 Cities of Gold - Demo V1.2.1.1 is Open Source. You can download the AGS source files to educate yourself and learn about coding in AGS and especially in a Lucas Arts style or to help us with bughunting and coding at all. Download the .zip archive of the sourcefiles of Indiana Jones and the 7 Cities of Gold Demo V1.2.1.1 here.
Read about the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported Licence in the readme.txt file in the archive.

Indiana Jones and the Seven Cities of Gold
Easy Mirrors Module V2.0
A Binary Legends Release.

This Mirror Module allows you to create small mirrors in your game very quickly.

FEATURES:

• three types of symmetry:
  • front/back (the mirror is facing you)
  • left/right (the mirror is turned 90° from your viewpoint)
  • upside-down (the character is reflected by a plane below him, such as a lake)
• you can choose the opacity of the mirror: 0.0 means it reflects perfectly. 1.0 means it doesn't reflect anything.
• Custom-shaped mirrors: just pick a sprite as a mask and your mirror can have any shape.
• Attenuation: when the player moves away from the mirror, his reflection becomes less and less visible.
• Moving reflection: you can make the character's reflection move around to simulate a moving mirror (water surface, etc.)

HOW TO USE:

• See the demo game and header of the script. It's as simple as possible: choose an object as the mirror, another object as its symmetry center, and a region to trigger it on or off when the player walks on it.

KNOWN ISSUES:

• [version 1.x only] [It's quite slow. It's meant for small mirrors. I'd say no more than 200x100 pixels reflecting simultaneously.
• [version 1.x only] There are tiny rendering bugs (sometimes the mirrored image is late one frame, or sometimes it's not aligned properly -- but the player won't really notice). Those will be fixed in next version.
• It only reflects the player character. It doesn't reflect any object or animated background or anything else. But it's easy to tweak the module and make it reflect one or several NPCs.

HISTORY

• 2013: uploaded version 1.x which work with per-pixel computation (allows shaders)
• 31 july 2014 : uploaded version 2.0 which drops the whole per-pixel thing and uses standard AGS characters as the reflection.

Download AGS Mirror Module V2.0.

Download AGS Mirror Module V1.1 (OLD! ... 11/07/2013).

Indiana Jones and the Seven Cities of Gold
Indy Styled Travel Map Module V1.0
A Binary Legends Release.

Still as part of our development effort for Indiana Jones and the Seven Cities of Gold, we're releasing this module based on Scavenger's prototype. We had to change a few things to make it more flexible and to work around the alpha channel bugs in GUI backgrounds (which should be fixed in AGS 3.3+, hopefully).

FEATURES:
Remember in the Indiana Jones movies? Every time he travels, there's a close-up on a (scrolling) map, and a red line showing where he's travelling. Optionally, his vehicle is shown on top of the scene, with transparency. This module does exactly that! Try out the demo to check for yourself.

HOW TO USE:
Read the manual included with the module.
In a nutshell: create a room (with the map as the background), add one object and 2 dedicated gui's (to fit the module's inner architecture) and call the few functions to initialize stuff (see the manual).

Then, just queue up some waypoints and the red line will travel there. In the room , manually draw some regions, and when the red line goes over that region, then the corresponding vehicle overlay is shown (e.g. a plane when Indy travels over the sea).
Off you go.

Download AGS Indy Styled Travel Map Module V1.0.

ALFREDO'S PERILOUS PITFALL (AMIGA VERSION)
A Binary Legends Retro Release for the Amiga in 2017!

For those of you not familiar with Alfredo - he is a stick figure that was the star of little animation "demos" on the Softdisk Publishing line of disk magazines back in the 1980's.

Alfredo originally debuted in Alfredo's Lost Cause by Matthew Heeschen. This first Alfredo adventure was published in 1985 on Softdisk for the Apple II. Mike Nuzzo would go on to create several more Alfredo adventures / animations that would also be published on the Softdisk magazine.

Some of the Alfredo adventures were ported to the Commodore 64 for the Loadstar magazine as well as for MS-DOS machines for the Big Blue Disk magazine.

Back in the year 2000, I programmed two original Alfredo animations for the Commodore 64 - The Return of Alfredo and Alfredo's Perilous Pitfall. They were both published on Loadstar which was still being published at the time.

Now thanks to AMOS, Alfredo makes his Amiga debut in this port of my C64 original.

This project was started back in 2012. I wanted to learn AMOS and I figured that this would be a fun little project for my first AMOS program. This was something that I would pick up once in awhile and do some coding on and then put away for months… But now I finally got around to wrapping it up.

When I coded Alfredo's Perilous Pitfall, I tried to imitate the style of the original Alfredo adventures, so it has VERY basic 8-bit vector style graphics.

Enjoy this little animation. Also included on this disk is the AMOS source code if you want to look at it, modify it, or maybe learn from it.

Note: The mouse pointer does not disappear, as while testing, I found that using AMOS's HIDE command would cause a GURU on one of the lift scenes. My guess is that since I used a hardware sprite for the lift it may have caused some kind of conflict? Anyways, I am too lazy to try to figure it out at the moment, so just move the mouse pointer off the corner of the screen, if it is in your way. :-)





Download ALFREDO'S PERILOUS PITFALL (AMIGA VERSION).


This release is freeware.

The Marlo Files
A Binary Legends Retro Release for the Commodore 64 in 2015!

This is a compilation of two text adventure games. Join Sammy Marlo, Private Eye as he searches for stolen paintings in the Museum Caper and goes on the trail of a missing scientist in Dial M for Marlo.

These two games were created with the Questwriter text adventure creator.

Full instructions on how to play the games are included on the disk. Also In case you get stuck while playing the games, full solutions are also included.

To control the pointer in the menu program, you can:
1) Use a 1351 mouse in Port 1. (Winvice users can press Alt-Q to emulate a 1351 mouse)
2) Use a joystick in Port 2.
3) Use the cursor keys to move and use the space or return keys to click.

The version of Questreader on the disk has been patched to enable it run from any drive - so the Marlo Files will run from any Commodore drive number.



Download The Marlo Files.


This release is freeware.

In order to run The Marlo Files, you will need to use a Commodore 64 emulator. We recommend VICE and Emu64.

The new adventures of Alfredo
A Binary Legends Retro Release for the Commodore 64 in 2010!

Alfredo the lovable stickman was once the star of the Big Blue Disk, Softdisk and Loadstar disk magazines in the 80's. The Alfredo adventures were non-interactive computer “cartoons”. Today they would be called demos, but the term was not in use at the time.

Now in 2010, Alfredo returns in two new Alfredo adventures/cartoons that I created. Back when I did work for Loadstar, I made these two Alfredo's for Loadstar. Both were published on Loadstar in 2000. Since Loadstar ceased putting out new issues in 2008, I decided to update them and release them for the web.


The disk contains the Return of Alfredo, and Alfredo's Perilous Pitfall.







Download The new adventures of Alfredo.


This release is freeware.

In order to run The New Adventures of Alfredo, you will need to use a Commodore 64 emulator. We recommend VICE and Emu64.