Lua Icy Tower changelog
v0.5 · Dec 26, 2006
Shoesy has posted this release at our forums. Fredddy, a member of the German homebrew site PSPSource, released an update of Lua Icy Tower at the end of the Lua Coding Competition 2006. Lua Icy Tower v0.5 is an Icy Town clone that has new moving platforms, a combo system, and a high score system - and Harold is now in a real icy tower. The previous version of this game was fun, but this is even better.
Here's stuff from the readme.txt:
- Lua Icy Tower version 0.5 by fredddy klon of Icy Tower from Free Lunch Design
o a Combo function
o steps with different textures
o "super jump"
o background moves
o bug fix
- You are harold and have to jump up a tower and try not to fall down the screen. But the game is getting faster.
- Controls: The Arrow keys for moving and X for jumping.
- Installation: Just copy the two folders Lua Icy Tower and Lua Icy Tower% in the GAME folder of your PSP (can be GAME150 on 2.71 se).
- Thanks to: Free Lunch Design for this cool game, PSPSource.de for support, The Lua Player team, The Tutorial writers, eidechse34 for Graphics, and everybody I forgot
v0.4 · Nov 29, 2006
Icy Tower fans, rejoice! Our man Freddy just made another updates to his homebrew version of Lua Icy Tower.
Now for those who are muttering, "Was ist das?", lemme breif you for a sec. Lua Icy Tower is based on Icy Tower, a freeware game created by Free Lunch Design, released way back in 2001. Basically, its premise is to reach the topmost floor without slipping off the ledges.
Anyway, according to the dev, here are the new features in this version:
- Menu
- Pause
- New score system
- some bug fixes
v0.3 · Nov 27, 2006
It looks like german PSP coder Fredddy has gone Lua coding mad and released an update to his LUA Icy Tower homebrew game clone of Icy Tower, a freeware game originally released by Free Lunch Design back in 2001. The game features a Tower which consists of floors in different sizes and is of infinite height. The player's goal is to reach higher and higher floors without falling off the screen. The player can fall off if he fails to land on a floor or if he does not keep up with the scrolling of the tower. As you can tell, with a never ending tower, this game and consequently getting the high score can be quite addictive.
Fredddy has been working hard to add sounds and music to the game to make your portable Icy tower experience even better, with a better jumping system to ensure you hit your target floor. Here's the full changelog:
- Added sounds and music
- A new character with animations (this is the real "harold" now)
- The jump is better. If you press X longer you'll jump higher
- After some time the game gets faster and so it gets more difficult
If the previous version didn't whet your appetite for a bit of LUA homebrew then this one certainly should. It may seem like v0.3 is near perfect but Freddy is continuing to develop this game adding more features as he goes along, with the next version due to be released soon. Thanks to eidechse34 for the translation!
v0.2 · Nov 26, 2006
PSP Neuling has released LUA Icy Tower v0.2 - a Lua version of Icy Tower.
Icy Tower is a fun and short game from Free Lunch Design. It has been called the best free game ever because of its very high addictive factor. The game goal is to gain as much score as possible by making Harold the Homeboy climb as high as possible up a huge tower. He can also get to the top via combo jumps.
A combo jump is a jump high enough for him to reach platforms two or three floors above. Launching several consecutive combo jumps gets bonus points. The best way is to climb really high and make combo jumps on the way. The PC game features custom characters, unlockable floor types, replays to share with your friends, and lots of combo rewards.
We can't tell you much about LUA Icy Tower v0.2 because it was made by a German homebrew developer. We know this is PSP Neuling's first Lua game. We also know one early player likes Lua Icy Tower works great according to one German player. "I find the Game a nice idea." he said. Maybe you'd feel the same way, too.
