Colour Personal Computing defines itself as a CPC Fancine, but we have a better alternative definition: A love letter.
In each of its pages you can see how all the information it contains is developed with a lot of love, and that makes enjoying this publication something magical for anyone with a love for the Amstrad CPC.
In this issue you can find a detailed analysis of Baba’s Palace, along with an interview with Rafa Castillo, programmer and graphic designer of the game. You will see that this is not a conventional interview, these are questions asked by someone who has made an effort to go deep into the videogame and the story behind it.
Be sure to read the interview if you are curious to know curious details about the development of this video game.
