I will let you read two interviews of Jane Whittaker which are interesting :
The programming of Flying Shark was done just with the mother board of the arcade game, no more, no less. Graftgold had to find an arcade box and a TV set and play, play, play to write the Amstrad CPC conversion.
Orpheus 8-Bit by Bitlines is a remake of the adventure game Orphée released in 1985 by Loriciels. It was one of the two games I bought with Sorcery+ with my Amstrad CPC 664 the same year, sweet dreams. The video is done by Tarodius.
Slap Fight (A.L.C.O.N.) is a shoot them up already existing on Amstrad CPC since 1987. Abalore started to work on a remake in 2016 and today a second video of this remake is available with the first level of the game.
Abalore accepts every help possible to make this new remake.
Pinball Dreams by Batman Group is near completion, it is actually tested before the upcoming release.
Beware, an Amstrad CPC with 128 Kb memory is needed.
Nanako is a game character first seen on ZX Spectrum, and later in 2009 on Amstrad CPC en 2009 in two game by The Mojon Twins which we find once again 10 years later upgraded in a compilation called Nanako Chronicles (sold by BitmapSoft) :
Renegade is a beat them up released in 1987 on Amstrad CPC, edited by Ocean Software. On OursoN Retrogames's youtube channel, Kukulcan is showing a speedrun of 4 minutes on Renegade.
PuzCPC has released hi clone of the arcade game Scramble (byKonami in 1981).
West Bank is a spanish arcade Amstrad CPC game released in 1986 by Dinamic Software. An english version was released by Gremlins Graphics in 1987. Three doors in front if you, will you be fast enough to shoot the desesperados without harming innocents ?
After the windows remake FitoWestBank by Adolfito, it's now an Android remake by the same author which has been released in January 2019.
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About 31 years later after trying for the first time at 10 years old, Jaymanu did finish the game Relief Action by Loriciels released in 1987. You should read the thread on CPCWiki for the informations, pokes and a SNR file to replay his game on WinAPE (put the emulation speed at 400% for less slowness).
There is an article about Relief Action by Sylvestre (french) on his site.
Novabug presents his personal top 11 of Amstrad CPC games in 2018 on Youtube.
The top 11 of 2016 and top 11 of 2017 are also available.
PuzCPC is working on a clone of the arcade game Scramble (byKonami in 1981). He is testing what should be the final version released in about 7 days. I invite you to follow the source link below on CPCWiki to check all pictures of the game.
Repoker de Ases par 4Mhz is a compilation of 4Mhz's games in a cartridge, more exactly in a Dandanator, so it has a 64 Kb RAM expansion, nice for an Amstrad CPC 464.
BEWARE, there are only 150 of them, so be quick to order one.
Seen on Xyphoe's Twitter, @RetroLaird is finishing writing the first issue of an encyclopedia about Amstrad CPC games, as he already did for other 8bit computers.
Phantomas 2.0 by Jordi Sureda and Santiago Ontañon is available. It is the remake of Phantomas 2 by Dinamic Software in 1986.
The physical edition can be bought at Matranet.
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