Cloned Games

SunDog: Frozen Legacy: 2 Open Source Clones Compared

This SDL2-based port keeps gameplay and graphics close to the original 1985 Atari ST release, implementing its own p-system interpreter to run the game's UCSD Pascal p-code rather than emulating the Atari ST hardware directly, and requires the player to supply their own disk image of the original. Per its own description, a full re-imagining of SunDog is instead being pursued separately by the unrelated SunDog Resurrection project listed alongside it here, though no further descriptive data is available for that entry.

Comparison table

Sundog: Frozen Legacy
Sundog: Frozen Legacy

Availability

Status
Playable
Platforms
OSX, Linux
Play in browser
No
Mobile
No

Project health

Development status
Sporadic
Last updated
10mo ago
Stars
97
Contributors
4
License
MIT
Engine
SDL2

Compatibility

Requires original assets
YesRequires a 360K .st raw disk image of the original Atari ST game; can be imaged from an original copy or found on abandonware sites.
SunDog Resurrection
SunDog Resurrection

Availability

Status
Playable
Platforms
None
Play in browser
No
Mobile
No

Project health

Development status
Not tracked
Last updated
Not tracked
Stars
Not tracked
Contributors
Not tracked
License
Not tracked
Engine
Not tracked

Compatibility

Requires original assets
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Frequently asked questions

Are the SunDog: Frozen Legacy clones on this page open source?

Yes — every clone catalogued here is an open-source project. Availability, license, and development-status details for each one are listed in the comparison table above.

What license do these SunDog: Frozen Legacy clones use?

Sundog: Frozen Legacy (MIT).

Do I need to own the original SunDog: Frozen Legacy to play these clones?

Sundog: Frozen Legacy requires original game assets to play.

See the full write-up for each clone, or go back to SunDog: Frozen Legacy.

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