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MWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHT!? theres a new keen game!!!!!!! we finally get an ending?!?
http://dosomegames.com/GamePages/CommanderKeen.html
There is also NetKeen which allows multiplayer:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bJcFV7jKj5k
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZhCyt5WIs5g Commander Keen episodes 1-3 video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=006KsEIBdPw Commander Keen episodes 4-5 video
Well. only by 1990's standards ala the original keens, the Dreamcast Sonics, Wolfenstein 3D, Pathways into Darkness and the original Doom games.
I was thinking the new Keen games could be 3D platformers done in the style of Commander Keen meets Super Mario 64. Seen as how the original sextology (is that the right word?) was inspired by Super Mario Bros 1 2* and 3 and World.
*The real Mario 2 mind you i.e. the Lost Levels. Mario 2 USA i.e. that crappy ROM hack of the good game, Dream Factory Doki Doki Panic would be the equivalent of Keen Dreams.
I was obsessed with this game when I was a kid. When I was about 13 I won a prize from a shareware magazine for the long, exhaustive article I sent them outlining all the different secrets in Commander Keen 4 :D
With Spryke, I specially chose to use the same perspective type for the platforms as Commander Keen 4. This perspective isn't common anymore in modern platformers, but allows for those cool CK4-style secrets by hiding one side of the platforms (so you can walk into tunnels whose entrances aren't visible). I've included exactly these sorts of secrets in Spryke.
My love affair with CK4 didn't end in childhood either. Here's a winamp skin I made in my 20s that celebrated the game: http://stillwater--.deviantart.com/art/Commander-Keen-4-11637173
And I've now spent the past 3 years working on a platformer that's very much inspired by the Commander Keen games: the cartoonishness, the secrets, the colorful quirkiness. It's even got its own scifi alphabet, which is another idea I borrowed from the Keen games! Spryke also takes its inspiration from elsewhere (eg. Super Meat Boy), but Commander Keen blood definitely runs through it too.
Spryke's on kickstarter at the moment. For those of you who miss the fun, quirky colourful 90s platformers, I hope you'll consider supporting my 21st century reimagining of the genre:
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/volnaiskra/spryke-an-immersive-meticulously-crafted-platforme
Cheers :)
Volnaiskra
Sounds awesome! I've have a look at it :3