Action platformer game Casanova for ZX Spectrum

Casanova is an action-platformer game released in 1989 by Iber Software. Set in the romantic and mysterious city of Venice, the game follows the legendary figure Giacomo Casanova. Players navigate the canals and rooftops of Venice, experiencing the allure and danger that Casanova himself faced.

The game unfolds as night falls over Venice, with Casanova leaping from balcony to balcony. His agility and charm are central to the gameplay, as he avoids enemies like Turkish pirates and clowns. The objective is to collect keepsakes from various women, which are used to pay for passage through the canals.

Developed for platforms like the ZX Spectrum and Amstrad, the game features vibrant graphics typical of the time. Players control Casanova using a joystick or redefinable cursors, adding to the immersive experience of navigating Venice's unique landscape.

The game was programmed by José Carlos Arboiro, with character design by Alfonso Fernández Borro. The cover art, designed by Juan Giménez, captures the essence of the game, combining elements of romance, intrigue, and adventure in a historical setting.