Homebrew.AT

Homebrew.AT (also styled HOMEBREW.AT) is a French-language website focused on homebrew video games for the Amstrad CPC line of 8-bit home computers. The site publishes reviews, articles, and dossiers about independently developed games for the CPC platform, covering both recent releases and older titles that may have been overlooked or distributed through magazines. According to its homepage, the site is run by iXien, with corrections by Supersly, and is associated with the name 'iXian Factory' and the tagline 'HOMEBREW AMSTRAD TODAY'. The site's content is presented in French and includes a standardized, numbered cover system that visitors can print and insert into 3-inch diskette boxes, providing a physical presentation for homebrew games. The site also features news items, such as coverage of 'Arquimedes XXI' and a new entry for 'Xalk Deluxe Edition'. Homebrew.AT serves as a niche resource for the Amstrad CPC community, which remains active in producing and sharing new games. The site's copyright notice indicates 2019, though the exact founding date is not specified in the available evidence. The site is not known to be a commercial entity; it appears to be a passion project by enthusiasts. As of the latest information, it continues to offer regular tests and dossiers on indie games for the Amstrad CPC.

Homebrew.AT is a French-language website dedicated to covering homebrew video games for the Amstrad CPC family of computers. The site is run by iXien, with corrections by Supersly, and operates under the banner 'HOMEBREW AMSTRAD TODAY'. Its copyright notice states 2019, but the exact founding date is not provided in the available evidence. The site emerged from the active Amstrad CPC homebrew scene, where enthusiasts continue to develop and share games for the vintage platform. Homebrew.AT distinguishes itself by not only following current releases but also revisiting older titles, whether well-known or obscure, including programs that were originally distributed as type-in listings in magazines. A notable feature is its standardized, numbered cover system: for each review, the site offers a printable cover that users can insert into 3-inch diskette boxes, giving homebrew games a polished physical presentation. The site regularly publishes news, reviews, and dossiers, such as coverage of 'Arquimedes XXI' and a new entry for 'Xalk Deluxe Edition'. While the site is not a commercial enterprise, it serves as a valuable archive and critique resource for the CPC community. The site's URL, homebrew.amstradtoday.com, reflects its focus on Amstrad computers. As of the latest evidence, the site remains active and continues to produce content for its niche audience.

• Copyright notice on homepage indicates 2019

A niche, enthusiast-run resource for the Amstrad CPC homebrew gaming community, providing reviews and documentation in French.

• Game reviews

  Reviews of homebrew games for Amstrad CPC, covering both new and old titles.

• Printable covers

  Standardized, numbered covers for 3-inch diskette boxes, offered for each reviewed game.

• Dossiers and articles

  In-depth articles on the Amstrad CPC homebrew scene.

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