We reworked everything from the original Amiga data files, redrawing sprites, re-working level backgrounds, balancing gameplay, and adding in new features not present in the original, such as challenge mode. And so, it remained, locked away for decades.Ī few years ago, we thought, “perhaps there’s a place for Putty again”, and since then, a swathe of brilliant and unique retro-styled indie games have been popping up, and all the while, we were happily working away on a re-imagining of Putty Squad. What came next was a crushing blow – retailers weren’t taking Amiga games anymore, and we had this brilliant game ready to go. We even had demos on cover mounted disks, with gamers playing over and over, setting high scores and sharing their stories of Putty’s adventures with their friends. Sadly, the 16 bit era on home computers came to an end very quickly, just as we were finishing Putty Squad. Super Putty was a huge success, and due to the huge support from gamers, we got to work immediately on a sequel that offered the same frenetic gameplay, but in a whole new setting for Putty’s next great adventure.

Its cutting edge graphics and catchy soundtrack were well received, with the press awarding scores upwards of 90%. Way back in the early ’90s, we released Super Putty, a break from the traditional platform genre that we thought had become a little stale. For over 30 years, System 3 has created and published some really unique and exciting games, and we are proud of each and every release.

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