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Poly.play and Steven Vogt’s studio PUDDLE is back with a brand new text adventure game for our beloved Amiga platform. Their last Amiga release was Hibernated 1 which came out last year, we reviewed it naturally and you can read all about it here. This is Poly.play’s third Amiga release (their first was Zerosphere) and […]

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I found out this week how to get WHDLoad games working under Workbench 1.3!! I always thought it was impossible and that you needed a newer kickstart...I will share how I did it!

Black Dawn Rebirth from Double Sided Games have been a thing for a while now but I decided to wait with the article until I had actually given the game a proper go as normally I just do an unboxing/box review and then a review later if time permits it. It is hard for me […]

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Adrian Cummings and his studio Mutation Software returns to the Amiga. A new game is in the works and several of his old classics will get a re-release. The new game WIZ will launch later this year, it will be released both physical and Digitally. The planned re-releases = Tin Toy Adventure, Castle Kingdoms and […]

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One of the interesting features of the AmigaOne X5000 is the compatibility of MorphOS 3.12 with it.
Let's take a closer look at it.

Welcome to a new game review here on the Gaming on AmigaOS 4.1 blog! Today we’re going to have a … More

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Happy New Year 2020 to all. I hope you had a great Xmas and New Years!

I got to visit the Amiga Retro Brisbane group meeting on Dec 30, 2019 while I was on holiday in Brisbane over the new year period.

It was great to meet everyone there, enjoy the Amiga systems on display and I was invited to do a presentation about NG Amiga systems too.

Creating game assets is alot of fun.  Here is a speed painting showing how I created some of the destructive elements for part of the large enemies on screen.

I don’t know about you but Access Software certainly played a huge role in my teen’s thanks to their Beach Head games, Leaderboard Golf and Raid Over Moscow. Their games had a bit more of a rough approach than the usual stuff at the time and I guess this is what drew me towards them […]

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I have been inactive for while since I lost my Aros partition.

it wasn’t all that long ago now since I brought up a discussion on Facebook about a game Duplication machine that I had seen back in the early 80s in my local game shop, I knew I had seen it and all (only once though) but I had no idea about the name or if […]

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ScummVM is a program which allows you to run certain classic graphical point-and-click adventure games, provided you already have their data files. The clever part about this: ScummVM just replaces the executables shipped with the games, allowing you to play them on systems for which they were never designed!

Happy New Year Everyone :)