In this new "Gaming" section of my website realms, I will do some respect to my much neglected focus to the nostalgic past and future as I enter the games department world with what's been done and what new ideas and concepts I have cooked up during the past years.


To be honest, my focus creatively since the 80's is pretty much covered on my website already, but in-between "the takes", naturally, I did enjoy, play and investigated into the world of games, ranging from homemade to professional high quality titles especially on the Commodore 64, Amiga 500, Amiga 1200 mostly, but also Atari 2600, Nintendo NES, Amstrad, PC-DOS, PC-WinXX, along with the Playstation 1,2,3 and XBOX Original, XBOX 360, Playstation Portable and the latest addition to this journey; the amazing world of Virtual Reality, namely Oculus Quest 2!

Please note: All own concepts regarding game design, development and conceptual ideas written on my webpage are protected by copyright. Any stealing of my ideas and concepts are strictly forbidden and is an violation.

Remember: Archive.org and Google.com will record in history, with timestamps, that whatever concepts I write about for game developments came out of my head only and was not based or copied from any other people (as far as I know about, or if so, clearly marked) - and that any copycats should stay away from the temptation to deprive me of unique creative ideas and concepts to their own massive earnings and successes.

Teaser Trailer - Stone Oakvalley's Moment In Time (SOMIT)
Stone Oakvalley's Moment In Time (SOMIT) - Update #4
Stone Oakvalley's Moment In Time (SOMIT) - Update #3
Stone Oakvalley's Moment In Time (SOMIT) - Update #2

At last, I managed to put together an complete trailer showcasing snippets of the very early prototype and development so far.

I released it on my new YouTube channel: @stoneoakvalleystudios

On YouTube

Stone Oakvalley's Moment In Time
Codename: (SOMIT)

This project will deal with various concepts and ideas I have for remaking various VR related content from history that had an direct memorable impact on my childhood memories.

The project will focus on "10 episodes", or mini-games that are specifically targetted towards Virtual Reality and particulary Oculus Quest 2.

This one might be a gold mine of ideas, concepts and revelations by Stone Oakvalley.

This will reveal a first person shooter game idea/concept that goes beyond anything ever tried before or told by anybody. We're talking Deus Ex meets the Matrix.

Being a Star Wars fan since the early 80's and buying all Norwegian Star Wars comics available from 1983 to 1987, there was a story in the Star Wars #5 (1985) called "Det begynte på HOTH" (translated to: It began on HOTH) struck a chord with me.

Just a mini fun project I was working on regarding a favourite game I used to play on Amiga back in the 90's.

I wanted to see if I could decrypt and re-map the maps that was used in the game, and I got pretty far before I just had to pause the project as other things came up.

This was intented to become a remake of the Commodore 64 version of GhostBusters from 1984 by Activision, but recreated using AMOS V1.3 / AMOS PRO by me somewhere in 1996.

I remember I really wanted good graphics and thought of making each level a stand-alone game (rather than everything in a huge sourcecode), anyway that remake was never completed and what is left in time is shown here.

This was intented to become a remake of the Commodore 64 version of Target: Renegade from 1988 by Imagine Software, but recreated using AMOS V1.3 / AMOS PRO by me somewhere in 1996. As I viewed this as an improved version, I decided to call this Target Renegade II instead.

The unfinished game featured punching, walking, enemy follow and most importantly a scrolling map!

The first game on Amiga 500 I remember making in AmigaBasic (first year I got my Amiga 500 in 1989) was a point-and-click Adventure Game called "Yeti Adventure". However, after I lost the original AmigaBasic sources, I started re-coding it in AMOS V1.3 (probably in 1991-1993) and below are the results of that never finished production.

A wealth of a number of coding peformed by me during 1990-1997 using AMOS v1.3 / AMOS PRO, which ties in with some of the never finished games I present in this section.

I also added a link to an article that shows my various graphics performed in Deluxe Paint on Amiga 500 and Amiga 1200 along with a section just dedicated to various Animations created also on Amiga computers.

Amiga AMOS Examples
My Amiga Graphics
My Amiga Animations