The legendary classic from the Golden Age of Spanish software, originally developed in 1988 by the celebrated Basque studio Zeus Software (Ricardo Puerto and Raúl López) and distributed by the mythical Dinamic Software, receives an unprecedented historical conversion. "Hundra" takes us to a dark backdrop of Norse mythology and epic fantasy, where we embody the last surviving female warrior of a cursed bloodline. Our main mission consists of infiltrating inhospitable enemy lands to recover the sacred gems and avenge our clan, cutting our way through orcs, flying monsters, and deadly traps using swordplay and feline reflexes within a highly difficult layout of interconnected flip-screens.

This outstanding modern adaptation developed by Enrique G. Gálvez for the Amstrad PCW lineup and compact systems like the PCW# mini stands as a landmark achievement in retro software engineering. Far from settling for a basic raw dump, this port makes history as the first software on the scene to fully exploit the elusive Video Mode 3 of the Amstrad PCW Plus. Thanks to this breakthrough, the title offers three user-selectable graphics modes: a crisp monochrome mode for classic monitors, an intermediate 4-color mode, and a spectacular extended palette of 16 colors with hardware-optimized attributes on compatible systems.

The audio department is another major triumph of this preservation effort: it adds music and sound effects through the internal speaker (buzzer) during real-time gameplay, brilliantly complemented by a dedicated intro melody composed specifically for DK'Sound hardware. An essential piece of digital collector's item that dignifies the Amstrad PCW catalog.