
a visionary studio
Immerse yourself in the fascinating history
of Psygnosis.


We publish books that delve into the history of video games, cult machines, forgotten software, underground demos and everything else that shaped the digital era from the 1980s to the present day.
In the Shadow of CPC
In the 1980s, one microcomputer left a lasting impression on an entire generation of gamers: the Amstrad CPC. With its bright colours, shrill music, legendary loading times and cult games, for many of us it was a gateway to video games, creativity and imagination.
A tribute book entirely devoted to Amstrad CPC games. Through a careful selection of iconic titles, this project traces the history, creativity and soul of a machine that had a profound impact on European video games.
In the Shadow of CPC
Psygnosis
Psygnosis Games People Play - Tome One
Psygnosis, a name that sounds like a legend in the history of video games, has left an indelible mark on the games industry. Founded in Liverpool in 1985, this British studio is responsible for some of the most innovative and influential productions of its time. A look back at the contributions that have enabled Psygnosis to shape the future of video games with iconic titles, groundbreaking graphics and a creative approach that has redefined industry standards.
Amiga Demoscene collection
Celebrate the Amiga demoscene and retro computers with exceptional book series in 3 volumes.
Amiga Demoscene
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Halfway between nostalgia and documentation, our books are as much for today's curious as yesterday's enthusiasts.
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Celebrate retro computers with exceptional book series.
Our mission is to preserve and revive an era when innovation was packed into 64 kilobytes. Passion for retro culture and the pixelated world of early computing, video games and vintage technologies.
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What's our customers says
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What a trip down memory lane! Fantastic quality book and a must for everyone who enjoyed the demo scene a few decades ago (or just want to learn about it now)
Demoscene the AGA yearsStefan
9 July 2022 -
Really enjoyable history of Psgynosis, with great interviews from developers, graphic and muscial artists. Detailing the various development companies and relations between them along with the games published themselves. All with high quality pictures and a nice touch of QR codes to follow external video links for various interviews.
Psygnosis - Games people play Tome OneMr David Sandilands
24 October 2025
Lovely book. Awesome quality of the printing and finishing as all the other books. Finally my collection is complete.
Demoscene the Amiga renaissanceAnyBody
29 November 2024
High quality thick pages, sharp print, great colors. Beautiful book!
Demoscene the logo artGerben Wijnja
17 April 2024 -
I’m great full that this books don’t exclude any of the countries active in that years. It’s a good position for everyone involved into scene but also for any enthusiasts!
Demoscene the AGA yearsKubaSlonka
9 July 2022
Super quality and very nice book, with at lot of stories and pictures form the early 1990's. If you have ever had an Amiga, then you must buy this book!
Demoscene the AGA yearsPeter Sandhøj
11 July 2022 -
Great looking T-Shirt although it's cut and fabric are on the cheaper end of the spectrum. Great memorabilia nonetheless
T-shirt PsygnosisMARKUS K.
25 July 2025 -
Same quality as for the other books published by Editions64k. The form factor is different than those of the Demoscene series (taller) but this is a detail. As before it was packaged with care and arrived in pristine conditions.
Psygnosis - Games people play Tome OneAlexandre B.
29 July 2025
Nice book, big format. Very good quality printing. Nice to see all those logos again.
Demoscene the logo artChristophe Kohler
22 October 2024
Skipped the AGA edition, but holy moly…80% of this edition is still AGA!? I real disappointed for me also because OCS/ECS was major platform in last 10 years?
Demoscene the Amiga renaissanceVincent van Barneveld
1 December 2024
