Head over Heels
Head over Heels brings a celebrated British computer classic into a more modern graphical form, preserving the peculiar charm of a game that was already delightfully strange. The adventure revolves around two characters, Head and Heels, whose abilities complement each other as they navigate a maze-like world full of puzzles, hazards and increasingly suspicious architecture. The distinctive isometric viewpoint gives the game its identity, turning every room into a small spatial puzzle where positioning matters almost as much as timing. This remake keeps the spirit of the original while making it more approachable for modern players. It is proof that good level design can survive decades without needing explosions, online matchmaking or a graphics card with its own mortgage.
“This version, already finished, is characterized by the «pixel-art» graphic design by Davit Masiá. It is based in the Spectrum version, and the game development is a carbon copy of the original game. If you were real "aces" playing Head over Heels in your Amstrad, MSX or Spectrum, you will surely be too when playing this version. I conceive the «remakes» in this way, i.e., as the PC version of the original game.” - Jorge Rodríguez Santos
Original game info
Head over Heels is a remake of an older game. Here's some details about the original game:
Title: Head Over HeelsFirst released in: 1987
Developer: Ocean Software
Publisher: Ocean Software
Designer: Jon Ritman
Originally developed for: ZX Spectrum
Later ported to: Amstrad CPC, Amstrad PCW, Atari 8-bit, Atari ST, Commodore 64, Amiga, MSX
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