Dima Link

  Night Habits. A nighttime soundtrack. Synth music. Measured. And full of darkness. But not evil. It's just night. A crisp beat plays like a car starting up. And a synth sample. Then the theme develops and a slight melody rises. A beckoning melody. Into the darkness.

  An arcade game. It runs on MS-DOS, with 64 colors and a 320x240 screen resolution. It's something like Galixanar or Space Invaders. You move left and right with the arrow keys. And you shoot with the spacebar. That's all you need to know. There's also an escape key to exit the game.

  This is a visual intro. You just have to watch it. It's Vaporwave-themed. But it turned out more like retrowave. A kind of synthetic future. Like a background image. It's taken from the FreePik website. And there's even a caption stating that this is an AI-generated image posted on that website. And there's a little logo at the bottom about it. I didn't remove it. Well, it's cooler this way. It's computer-like.

  Alice walked across a field. The road continued. A dry field. Already dry. And a breeze. Sometimes it blew stronger. It seemed like the climate was slightly different here. But only slightly. That you couldn't tell right away. It was a field. Open space. So, Alice thought. And she walked on.

  An airy melody. From the Renaissance. Beautiful. And it plays and sings in the air. I remember how the first snowdrop from this album appeared in winter or early spring. SeaGlass is a large and musical album. An album you will become friends with for a long time. It appeared in winter or early spring.

  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.