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[BrainRain]

You guys are looking in the wrong direction. Check his facebook profile.
https://www.facebook.com/john.dindia.1
Also he made an iPhone game called Block the Laser, so all iPhone members check the AppStore and try getting in touch with him.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Block-...86323334744289
Here's a proof that this is the real deal...
http://www.facebook.com/permalink.ph...86323334744289
I can't find his email address, so this is all we have currently unfortunately.

[keropi_666]

Originally Posted by BrainRain

You guys are looking in the wrong direction. Check his facebook profile.
https://www.facebook.com/john.dindia.1
Also he made an iPhone game called Block the Laser, so all iPhone members check the AppStore and try getting in touch with him.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Block-...86323334744289
Here's a proof that this is the real deal...
http://www.facebook.com/permalink.ph...86323334744289
I can't find his email address, so this is all we have currently unfortunately.

Amazing! Thank you kind sir!!!

[Dead Alien]

Well tell us what happens! Hope those games dont get lost in oblivion.

Thanks for sharing!

[Mr Nutt]

I know most sites don't like necroposting, but did this get anywhere?

[ebrummel]

Hi everyone,
I know I'm reviving a really old post, but I have some unfortunate news to share about John Paul D'India. He passed away about a year ago (August 10, 2017) from his battle with cancer.

We were good friends since my freshman year of high school in 1994. Even though he was out of high school at the time, he would still come by the school computer lab to hang out and play computer games with the students there. So much multiplayer DOOM back in those days...

Anyway, we hung out in our small circle of friends pretty often right up until a couple months before his passing. Needless to say, my friends and I were devastated.

I still search his name every now and then on Google and it's really touching to see that people still remember the games he made back in the 90s. I just wanted to share this, and hopefully provide closure to anyone it may concern.

[Cluseck]

Tragic news. I'm sad for your loss

[stud33heisman]

I am bringing up a very old post, but I hope it may help bring a happy conclusion to a long sought after game (for myself included). I have been to many sites over the years finding nothing but the trial version shareware copy of Dark Wolf.

I just happened to be digging through the net a few nights ago for kicks.. looking for possible trails to a full version of Dark Wolf (for archival purposes) and stumbled upon an unfamiliar site called "The Retro Spirit". Apparently they have a Discord channel.

The site seemed rather vague about the game but I gave it a download for fun just out of curiosity. It turned out to be the full, registered version of Dark Wolf!

I have not had a chance to play the game through much yet, but here is what I have gathered up to this point:

1: The intro now has an updated intro with a voice saying "C'mon!" as the music plays.

2: All the locations around the map seem to be open/available.

3: For further proof, upon exiting the game, it thanks you for purchasing the full version.

I am sharing this information for others who wish to have this game for archival purposes and to see this game live on.

Here is a link to the site: https://retro.gg/game/dark-wolf/483

I will also provide the zip file here as an attachment for extra sauce.

May this be a tribute to John Paul D'India and for the cherished memories his games brought to many of us. May he rest in peace.

[Smiling Spectre]

Wow. Great find. I'll get it for the eXoDOS... and maybe will find something else on this site. Thank you.