Zaskoda Soft GAMES

THE LEGEND OF TALIBAH Chapter 1 : A Past Forgotten-

This is Zaskoda Soft's biggest current project. You can find alot of info on the official Legend of Talibah homepage.

Splat- [splat111.zip|572k]

Freeware game. Sound Blaster/Mouse required. 320x200x256. Splat is very easy to edit and allows variable graphic .set files. The source for this game may be made available in the future. Expect a new version release soon. Visit the Splat Support Page.

BOB and His Amazing Journey Home- [Bob Homepage|]

Shareware puzzle game geared to a younger crowd. 640x480x256 PC speaker sound. A special version of BOB was included on the latest album produced by Information Society Visit the Bob Homepage.

Linear 2.0- [line20as.zip|28k] Antique Software

Linear was Zaskoda's second game. It was orginally done in 320x200x256 with a BGI file, but later version 2.0 was done in 640x480. Some people who obviously were sick in the head found enjoyment in playing it so a third version was started with digital music via mod-obj and some sharp hi-rez graphics. About the same time, Lord Von was started. LV and LV2 were attempts at RPGs. LV2 was actually getting close to a playable game.. Then the hard drive crash came and took away Scrocher, Lord Van 1 & @, and both version of Linear. Some files were recovered from back ups, but the backups were old and no decent source code was recovered. Linear 2.0 has been released as freeware by Zaskoda Soft. Its a SVGA tron style game thats sure to make you wonder why it was released...

Scrocher- [scrochas.zip|80k] Antique Software

This is the first game Zaskoda ever wrote. With a firm grasp on "putpixel" and a curiosity of "line, arc, floodfill" and other BGI realted funtions, a stupid missle command kinda game was written. The source was lost in a hard drive crash, but the EXE files were ok. They have been released as freeware. Why? Well, who knows. It probably won't be available for very long.

Vector Demo- [vecdemo.zip|25k]

This is a simple 2d vector demo with a slight 3d effect. The current version does not include music but a later version might. You shouldn't expect to see any source code for this version of the demo because its difficult to read (sloppy code). A later more stream lined version of the source may be made availble to the public.

Surplus Oilfiend Equipment Data Base- [soe.zip|47k]

SOE was created free of charge for Bill Dudley. It is a simple and small data base designed to help keep track of equipment: who had it, what condition it was in, how much they wanted for it, and lots of other good stuff. This program wouldn't really be useful to the general public as it is a very specific data base, but it is availble none the less.