Dima Link

  It's a simple shooter. Like retro games. Like Space Invaders or Galaga. You move left and right and shoot. Two lines of enemies. They're at the top. And a menu at the bottom. A fantastic underwater, space-themed look. And the signature 320x240 screen resolution. 64-color CGA palette. Everything is perfectly in keeping with the retro theme. And it's programmed in Free Basic using the GVim editor.

  The tension was mounting. The ground was dry. There were already rocks. And the fight continued. The blades flashed, sparking. Sometimes they stumbled. And didn't fall. They were both well trained. Although it was difficult to keep track of the rocks. All attention was on the enemy. And his blade.

  The road was wide. And everywhere there was a field. Alice was already tired of this field. Not since she said goodbye to the caterpillar. She hadn't seen anyone else here. It seemed like a couple of small flies flew past. Someone buzzed here and there in the grass. Just a couple of times.

  I've been listening to this band for a long time. Among darkwave bands, they're my favorite. Their albums are consistent, with a good sound. No punk. No unnecessary elements. Just good, dark music. Darkwave, gothic, rock. Electronica. I've listened to some of their albums a lot. Although I haven't listened to all of their albums. I've mostly listened to In Love, We Trust.

  We're diving back into the retro theme. It's 320x240 resolution. And the 64-color palette is from MS DOS. It's a game like Space Invaders or Galaga. The idea is simple: you move left and right and shoot. And it's all done in a certain style. And there are enemies above. You score points. There are several levels. At least one lane with enemies. There are 10 per lane.

  Dry ground. There are cracks in it that lead somewhere into the darkness. Such fissures. As if they were pieces of different stones. But this is dry ground. On a desolate edge. This is no longer a desert or a forest. This is the middle land. The parched earth tells us it's the hot season. There is almost no rain here. And there is almost no one here.