chro.mono 2 (2018)

Devlog

• chro.mono 2.4.3 for Windows XP and newer
  November 20, 2024 by thp

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  #win32, #opengl, #winxp

  A new build of chro.mono 2 is out. This one brings the game official to Windows platforms. It requires at least Windows XP (but all versions up to Windows 11 are supported) and an OpenGL 2.0-capable g... Continue reading
• chro.mono 2.4.2 for DOS updated
  June 22, 2023 by thp

  A new version of chro.mono for DOS is out, which fixes some typos spotted last minute ("DOS Game Jame" - ugh) and adds some performance-enhancing features as trade-off for slow CPUs: Alternative circl... Continue reading
• Version 2.4.1 for DOS fixes timer-related slowdown
  June 15, 2023 by thp

  Version 2.4.1 is now available for DOS. This uses uclock() instead of gettimeofday() for timing-related changes, which works better on DOS and can provide for much smoother animation... Continue reading
• chro.mono 2 DOS port as free demo
  June 15, 2023 by thp#dos, #vga, #retro, #port, #demo

  chro.mono has now also been ported to DOS. No sound in this port, because Sound Blaster DMA is tricky, and I don't feel like debugging it. Also, the rasterizer isn't optimized at all (it's basically t... Continue reading

  
• Creating good videos, photos and GIFs for Homebrew
  April 15, 2021 by thp#screenshot, #photos, #videos, #homebrew

  While my other game also got new photos and videos as a side-effect, the real reason for why I set up a CRT TV and played some of my Homebrew games on it was to get some artwork for the Wii port of ch... Continue reading

  
• chro.mono 2 now also for Wii
  April 13, 2021 by thp

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  #wii, #release, #homebrew

  chro.mono 2 is now also available for Wii Homebrew. This port has been sitting on my hard drive for more than a year, now cleaned up a little and here for your enjoyment! Needs Homebrew Channel instal... Continue reading
• PS Vita Port Released: chro.mono 2
  May 06, 2019 by thp

  chro.mono 2 , my puzzle game initially developed for mobile touchscreen devices, has been ported to the PS Vita using the open-source Vita SDK . It requires a Homebrew-enabled PS Vita. Porting mostly... Continue reading