UBEK vs Puti

What is "UBEK"? Why does this game look like it was created 30 years ago? It's because indeed, it was! "UBEK" was one of the first Wolfenstein-lookalikes for Commodore Amiga, published in Poland in 1995. These were remarkable times. The '90s saw the birth of 3D graphics in games — what looks clunky today was groundbreaking back then. Developers were experimenting with new ways of visualizing and interacting within three-dimensional worlds, and entirely new genres were just beginning to take shape... The 2025 recreation is built from the same, 30-year old graphics, sound, level maps and code, except for small improvements (listed below) in order to make the game more enjoyable and compatible with modern displays and game controllers. Alternatively, the less orthodox retro gaming enthusiasts can also choose the alternative, enhanced versions of some graphics and sound pieces, provided by DJREMIX!

PUTI is a retro arcade reflex game: draw a line, then dodge it before it catches you. Tap and hold anywhere to drop a circle and grow a line straight down from that point. The longer you hold, the more lines are on screen and the more they close in. Survive as long as you can and chase your best score, while blocks stack up from below and force you to cut a path through them. One-touch controls, instant to learn, tough to master More fingers means more score and slower, more dangerous lines Rising blocks add a second hazard: clear them with your own lines before they trap you Retro CRT-style visuals and chiptune sound No account, no sign-in, just tap and play How high can you climb?