Related: Oceanhorn Is Going Retro With Its Upcoming Dungeon Crawler, Chronos Dungeon And all done in the glorious 8-bit audio and visual splendor that was the hallmark of 1980s-era computer gaming. Other tech details include four-frame animation, single Hi-Res with page flipping, and ProRWTS File I/O. For the technical bytes, Nox Archaist’s custom game engine was “coded entirely in 6502 Assembler” language, with no construction sets used. Yes, you read that correctly - the Apple II computer, designed by Steve Wozniak and Steve Jobs, and launched in 1977 as Apple’s first personal computer. But unlike all the other video games in today’s market, Nox Archaist has a fantastic unique trait setting it apart: it was programmed on an Apple II series computer, and designed to run on it as well as for 21st century PC and Mac computer systems. Video game studio 6502 Workshop recently announced the full release of Nox Archaist, a 1980s-era traditionally-styled RPG inspired by such classic fantasy games as Ultima, Bards Tale, and Wizardry.
