1.02 / 1993; 26 years ago ( 1993) Johnny Castaway is a released in 1992 by /, and marketed under the Screen Antics brand as 'the world's first story-telling screen saver'. The screensaver depicts a man, Johnny Castaway, stranded on a very small island with a single palm tree. It follows a story which is slowly revealed through time. It takes many days to catch on to the story. While Johnny fishes, builds sand castles, and jogs on a regular basis, other events are seen less frequently, such as a or pirates coming to the island, or a seagull swooping down to steal his shorts while he is bathing.
Much like the castaways of, Johnny repeatedly comes close to being rescued, but ultimately remains on the island as a result of various unfortunate accidents. 'Johnny Castaway' includes for a number of United States holidays such as,. During these holidays, the scenes are played out as usual except for some detail representing that holiday or event. 
During the last week of the year, for example, the palm tree will sport a 'Happy New Year' banner, and on Halloween a can be seen in the sand.
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The screensaver can be manipulated into showing these features by adjusting the computer clock to correspond with the date of the event. The Johnny Castaway screensaver was distributed on a 3½-inch and required a computer with a processor and as its operating system. Today, it is widely available on the internet, but as it relies on outdated software components, it will only work on 32-bit versions of the operating system, which still support 16-bit applications, although workarounds exist for getting the screensaver to run on Windows 64-bit,. Character design was done by Shawn Bird while he was at. The program had been developed at Productions, the eponymous company of the original founder of Dynamix.
According to, the screensaver was one of several products by Dynamix that were not costly to create and yet very profitable, like and, also published by Sierra. Reception [ ] called Johnny Castaway 'a great launch' for the Screen Antics series, concluding that 'Fans of -style comics and sight gag lovers everywhere should love it'. References [ ]. •, By Donald B. Trivette, PC Mag, 30 Mar 1993, Page 450.it takes about 120 days.to complete the tale. • By Barry Simon, PC Mag, 29 Sep 1992, Page 167.On the screensaver horizn, Sierra On-Line.has announced Screen Antics: Johnny Castaway, a screensaver with an evolving story line. ISSUE 157 / OCTOBER 1993 / PAGE 108 •, Jun 4, 1992, Computer Gaming World Issue 95, Page 18.For those wondering what Jeff Tun- nell, former president of Dynamix, is upto, our spies tell us that his group (still working with Dynamix) is planning to publish a screen-saver for Windows 3.1 called The Castaway.
It is a delightful on-line cartoon in which a little guy marooned on a desert island wanders all about the island, breaking out fishing gear, throwing coconuts at passing ships, putting notes in bottles, etc., Textfiles.com •. Archived from the original on October 5, 1999.