Modern home office with three computer monitors arranged in a triangle on a wooden desk. Each monitor displays a white logo in a circle, with the text 'Dolmain Software' in the center. A black keyboard and mouse sit in front of the desk, and a computer tower with three blue lights sits to the right. In the background is a blue wall with moody spotlights from above

About Us

Who We Are

Amstrad CPC with connected M4 card and colour monitor showing image of a woman's face with long blonde hair, a serious expression, and a slight smile. The image is converter with 'CPiC' converter.

Image converter with 'CPiC' on CTM644 color monitor.

Once upon a time

Decision about buying A500 was practicaly done, when in a seconhdhand store display appeared german 464 in very good condition. Was a lot cheaper, has monitor. Was to stay only for a while, to be finally replaced with Amiga.

It was June 1988 when grey Schneider CPC 464 S.N. 533-7618045 found his final home.

The idea of making games has born somewhere between neverending lines of DATA typed from Bajtek or Schneider magazine. Hundreds of ideas ended with main character sprite or full game concept, some with actual title screen "converted" on 1mm graph paper.

Very few was implemented. All finished in the back of cupboard.

Over the years news from 8bit world aroused old ideas, but usually not for long.

ChibiAkumas channel became a trigger, we decided to give younghood's dreams one more chance.

The office has a desk and three old desktop computers and monitors on it with keyboards on the shelf under the desk. The background features a blue wall with spotlights from above.

Vintage computers

Amstrads collection

Mostly 8bits computers.