Risky Woods (released in Japan under the mystical title Jashin Draxos) holds a monumental place in the history of Spanish computing. Published between June and September 1992, it became the swan song and final major video game developed by the legendary studio Dinamic Software before its severe economic collapse and subsequent refounding as Dinamic Multimedia. Conceived and programmed by Ricardo Puerto alongside the artists from Zeus Software, the game achieved an unprecedented milestone by capturing the attention of the powerhouse multinational Electronic Arts to handle its worldwide distribution. This also led to a port for the Sega Mega Drive, making it historically recorded as the first Spanish game to be officially published for a 16-bit console. The original release was a massive hit on Amiga, Atari ST, and PC systems due to its stunning visuals and challenging gameplay.

The plot places us in the shoes of the young warrior Rohan, who must venture into the inhospitable "Risky Woods" with the sacred mission of freeing the monks that the fearsome god Draxos has turned to stone. Despite being a masterpiece of side-scrolling action and platforming in 16-bit ecosystems, 8-bit computers suffered from the absolute absence of this title due to the commercial collapse of the original platform. However, in September 2026, the renowned preserver and developer Enrique Gálvez (EnriqueGG) achieved a spectacular technical miracle by coding a native port designed specifically for the Amstrad PCW range and the physical emulation system PCW# mini.

This extraordinary 2026 port squeezes the hardware capabilities of the PCW by requiring a minimum configuration of 512K of RAM. Graphically, it takes advantage of Video Mode 1, offering a clean and stylized 4-color palette that allows players to perfectly identify traps and on-screen action without any ghosting on classic green phosphor monitors. The audio section is a technical delight, integrating native music and effects support via DK Sound. Furthermore, the control fluidity matches the arcades of the era thanks to the addition of full Joystick support, allowing players to traverse its demanding 12 levels of horizontal scrolling and battle the 4 imposing area final bosses with an impeccable response.