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Home computers computer ports were executed by OCEAN [[Ocean Software|Ocean]] (famous for this kind of production).

An '''Toki''' is an unreleased cartridge game for the [[GX4000/CPC+]] and [[Plus]] range of machines.

A Two supposed screenshot was screenshots were shown in ''[[Amstrad Action ]]'' (although this they may have been a mock up-ups).This The game is believed to have not been finished.

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Some Advertisements advertisements claimed it that the GX4000 cartridge version would be released alongside [[Amiga ]] and [[Atari ST ]] ports, but it ended as a VaporWare[[Category:Vaporware|Vaporware]].The same goes with for the Speccy [[ZX Spectrum]] version who , which managed to get pictures in the ZX Spectrum press, but ended as a VaporWare toovaporware as well.

The main problem It was coded by [[DJL|David Looker]]. It is rumoured that this game could have been a bit too ambitious for a 8bit system.The C64 port (only 8 bit home computer port release) wasn't that bad at all. But one of the main difficulty level was the large running and numerous sprites or Bosses used in the Arcade gamea larger sized cartridge would be required, but Ocean said "no".

[[Retro Gamer]] issue 126 (March 2014) had an article 'The Amstrad CPC Games That Time Forgot' which had a small section on Toki and there was a screenshot of the main character sprites. [[GGP]] announced in 2019 that they were developing a conversion of ''Toki'' for the Amstrad CPC. It was eventually released on 29th October 2022 and was rated 88% by ''Retro Gamer'' in issue 241. == Screenshots == The screenshots below featured in the June 1991 issue (#69) of ''Amstrad Action''. <center><gallery style="clear: both">Image:Toki_Screen1_AmstradAction.jpgImage:Toki_Screen2_AmstradAction.jpg</gallery></center> [[Category:Games]][[Category:Vaporware]]