Initial Release

Do you want to relive the retro years? If so, Mucky Paws proudly presents a Manic Miner conversion for Windows9x, 2000, XP and Windows 7 systems.

You can relive the bygone days by revisiting The Cold Room, The Sixteenth Cavern, Eugene's Lair and who can forget The Solar Powered Generator!

The screen shots below demonstrate what the game currently looks like. I'm also on the lookout for a Graphics Artist who can help me improve this and other Retro-Game Projects. If you think you can help please contact me.

You will need DirectX8.1 installed on your PC in order to play.

My Thanks go to Andy Noble of http://retrospec.sgn.net/ who kindly gave permission to use some of his artwork within the game.

DOWNLOAD THE GAME (~278Kb) V1.01 Release 06/08/2006

Game Features

The original 20 Caverns
An Additional 20 Caverns Designed By Blood
A Cheat mode if you can find it.
If you get stuck on the cavern and have sufficient lives remaining, Hit F11 and watch Miner Willy solve the cavern on his own.
Replay Mode, Watch Miner Willy Complete All Caverns without losing a life!
See the Readme file for full game details.

Screen Shots

	The game was developed using Microsoft Visual C++. The code was written from scratch using a new DirectX gaming library I was working on at the time. The game includes the ability to demonstrate how to complete a level, using a nifty class I wrote to replay the players key strokes. The data is usually contained in less than 50 bytes of information!
The central cavern, deceptively easy, but for the first time gamer it caused a lot of frustration when the game was first released on the Spectrum.
	The cold room with chilly the penguins
The Abandoned Uranium Workings
	This level allowed you to gain much needed bonus points by dropping the beast into the exit! But don't worry no sprites were harmed in this recreation.
The Endorian Forest gave me knightmares for a long time :-)
	So you thought the kong beast was dead? Well he just slipped to the next level!

	The Sky Lab Landing bay looks difficult but is one of the easiest once you got your timing right. There were of course no Save Game facility in the days of old and so once you lost your lives you had to start... Back at the very beginning.
The Bank, Back in the 80's outsourcing was prevalent then!
	Unimaginatively named, required patience and timing!

Still Here? If you are interested in more Retro Games, why not take a look at http://retrospec.sgn.net/ this group of people are dedicated to making remakes of classic spectrum games and updating them for the present day. For more games you may wish to visit www.remakes.org