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A Look At The Secret Of Monkey Island

If there is a title that needs no presentation not only to the Amiga fans but to any game player worldwide that is, for sure, The Secret of Monkey Island. Released in the October of 1990 for many different platforms (and many others since), this LucasFilm Games production set new standards on how a story-driven […]

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Unboxing The Queen’s Footsteps For The Amiga

Although not as good as 2019 in terms of quality releases 2020 was yet again a good year for new Amiga games and quite varied too and since I am still trying to catch up with my reviews means that I am still far from close to having reviewed all boxed 2020 releases, that said, […]

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A Look At Gods

[The game itself plays like a dream. It’s not just “shoot ’em up”: there are many intriguing puzzles to solve and objects to discover. Even if you complete the game, there will always be something you’ve missed and no two games will ever be exactly the same. Over a years’ work has gone into developing […]

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A Look At Turrican 2

Turrican II is a shoot ’em up and platformer game for Amiga developed by Factor 5 and published by Rainbow Arts in 1991. It was a direct sequel of the widely acclaimed title and one (if not THE one) that made the Amiga famous in the shooters’ genre. Developed for OCS and ECS architectures, it […]

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A Look At Speedball II

Summing up Speedball II is an almost impossible task. It retains the basic gameplay of the original, but expands on practically every part of it. In fact, there is absolutely nothing to fault in Speedball II, the people involved have produced a sequel which far exceeds any of my high expectations and, in the process, […]

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A Look At: ArtPazz AGA – A New Amiga Game By RETREAM

RETREAM is finally back with another production and this time around it is just a small puzzle game created with his ALS graphics engine thingy for AMOS PRO. So what is ArtPazz then you might wonder? Well, it is basically just a tile puzzle game where you have to reorganize tiles to recreate the original […]

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