Papa_Wisdom
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This looks pretty cool!! Thanks for the suggestion. Seeing a lot of games I’ve never played on this thread! Really looking forwards to giving them a try
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Amiga Gaffers recommend me some games please.
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This looks pretty cool!! Thanks for the suggestion. Seeing a lot of games I’ve never played on this thread! Really looking forwards to giving them a try
Rick Dangerous
Member
Not bad lists here but i'll give you the definitive one (my username says it all lol) :
- Unreal by ordilogic. Now that's a real showcase. Just listen to your fire Sword by the way.
- Heimdall. Loved it.
- Supercars 2. Highly addictive and fun.
- Speedball 2.
- X-out. Z-out is nice too but X-out edges it imho.
- Midwinter. Awesome.
+ the usual suspects everybody played.
- Unreal by ordilogic. Now that's a real showcase. Just listen to your fire Sword by the way.
- Heimdall. Loved it.
- Supercars 2. Highly addictive and fun.
- Speedball 2.
- X-out. Z-out is nice too but X-out edges it imho.
- Midwinter. Awesome.
+ the usual suspects everybody played.
Randall365
Member
Liberation (CD32 but A1200 I think) was an early RPG that I really enjoyed. KGB was also a really good game, as was Life and Death. Too many to mention really!
chilichote
Member
This one i loved very much^^
Vindicator
Member
Agony
Disposable Hero
Battle Squadron
Ork
Lethal Xcess
Hunter
Dune 2
Deliverance
Assassin
Death Trap
Wolfchild
Disposable Hero
Battle Squadron
Ork
Lethal Xcess
Hunter
Dune 2
Deliverance
Assassin
Death Trap
Wolfchild
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M0G
Member
Yeah, I got this on a cover disk at some point. The "Bleurgh" sound you made when you died still sticks in memory lol.
Here's a few random mentions, there's obviously too many great games to choose from:
B.A.T. and B.A.T. 2 - Adventure/RPG games in cyberpunk setting, styled like a comic book
Gravity Force 2 - Levels look like lemmings, with space ships where you use thrusters to fly around level in 2 player pvp.
Jet Strike - Side scrolling flying game with lots of different mission types and planes etc
All Terrain Racing - Great isometric racer with nice graphics
Fighting Spirit - One of the later beat em ups on the Amiga, reasonable quality.
Alien Breed 3D 2 - One of the better attempts to put an FPS on Amiga
Grind - An FPS currently being made for the A500. Very impressive, so deserves a shout out. Look on Itch.io for other games currently being developed for Amiga.
Mean Streets - The first Tex Murphy adventure. Detective games in future with combat, flying and digitised speech.
Hunter - Open world 3D military game where you explore enemy territory in different vehicles and on foot.
Frontier Elite II - Should need no introduction. Personal favourite.
Youtube link
Apocalypse - Desert Strike sideways
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Papa_Wisdom
Member
Don't forget games from the other side of the pond to go along all those amazing european games. An almost endlesss supply of racers, platformers, shooters from europe.
Even if some of them are primarily PC first games from Sierra or Lucasarts, still amazing on Amiga. Don't sleep on them. Amiga had a very underappreciated balance of titles.
Wings
Rocket Ranger
It came from the Desert
Indiana Jones Fate of Atlantis
Indiana Jones Last Crusade
Monkey Island 1 and 2
Legend of Kyrandia
Test Drive 2, Grand Prix
Wrath of the Demon
Willy Beamish
Search for the King
SSI Gold Box Games - Eye of the beholder, Kyrnn, Pools
Dune 2
Street Rod 1 and 2
Even if some of them are primarily PC first games from Sierra or Lucasarts, still amazing on Amiga. Don't sleep on them. Amiga had a very underappreciated balance of titles.
Wings
Rocket Ranger
It came from the Desert
Indiana Jones Fate of Atlantis
Indiana Jones Last Crusade
Monkey Island 1 and 2
Legend of Kyrandia
Test Drive 2, Grand Prix
Wrath of the Demon
Willy Beamish
Search for the King
SSI Gold Box Games - Eye of the beholder, Kyrnn, Pools
Dune 2
Street Rod 1 and 2
Papa_Wisdom
Member
I didn’t know willy beamish came out on the Amiga, I played it in the mega cd back in the day
Willy beamish (11 or was it 12 disks, yikes!). All the Dynamix stuff under sSerra pretty much came out pre 1992. Heart of the Dragon, Rise of the Dragon amongst others smaller titles.
WhamBamThankYouMaam
Member
This thread needs more video when people mention ganes. 
Nitty_Grimes
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
Also have a look at https://www.lemonamiga.com/
Mephisto40
Member
Moonstone
Moonstone
Moonstone
Moonstone
Just bare in mind the game is quiet prone to crashes though
Moonstone
Moonstone
Moonstone
Just bare in mind the game is quiet prone to crashes though
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Papa_Wisdom
Member
Omg another epic blast from the past, I used to play this for hours!! The intro screen with the guy In the cockpit and the sound effects bring back so many memories. This was one of those cloudy memory games. Thank you for bringing it back into my life!
Badlucktroll
Member
I thought about getting a g4 mac mini and putting MorphOS on it for a modern Amiga like expierence. Anyone used it before?
Papa_Wisdom
Member
What would that offer which you can’t get on an amiga emulator or the Amiga mini?
I was a bit hesitant about the mini that I got but I have to say I’m absolutely loving it, my gf sits there looking at me all strange wondering how and why I’m getting excited about “crap graphics” (she’s not really a gamer) while I’m getting hit hard repeatedly in the face by a nostalgia bat.
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The Faery Tale Adventure - Wikipedia
Papa_Wisdom
Member
This looks like something I can invest my time into! Many thanks for the suggestion!The Faery Tale Adventure - Wikipedia
en.m.wikipedia.org
Nitty_Grimes
Made a crappy phPBB forum once ... once.
Super Stardust
SWIV
Blood Money
Parasol Stars
The list is endless its more what type of genres don't you like.
SWIV
Blood Money
Parasol Stars
The list is endless its more what type of genres don't you like.
Papa_Wisdom
Member
I’ll give anything a go tbh, this thread has already brought up many games I forgot about and new ones to look into. Pics or vids would help me greatly to see if they might be something of interest!
Was great. Played it as a family when I was a kid.
19,000 screens, permadeath across 3 brothers, so when the eldest dies you return to the starting village as the next brother, if you find the firsts corpse you get all their stuff. When enemies die their corpses slowly turn to skeletons over time and always remain. Whole thing was made by one guy and fit on a single floppy disk, using half a mb of ram, if you had the Amiga plus with the extra ram you had to flip a switch to disable it
Was from a time before the internet, and magazines were rare. So my dad meticulously mapped out the world on what became a massive 3 meter hand made map
Papa_Wisdom
Member
Now that’s dedication, and makes me want to play it more! Many thanksWas great. Played it as a family when I was a kid.
19,000 screens, permadeath across 3 brothers, so when the eldest dies you return to the starting village as the next brother, if you find the firsts corpse you get all their stuff. When enemies die their corpses slowly turn to skeletons over time and always remain. Whole thing was made by one guy and fit on a single floppy disk, using half a mb of ram, if you had the Amiga plus with the extra ram you had to flip a switch to disable it
Was from a time before the internet, and magazines were rare. So my dad meticulously mapped out the world on what became a massive 3 meter hand made map
Mephisto40
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WilliamSBirkin
Neo Member
You should also try the newer games that gets released. I get my info from Retro news
https://www.indieretronews.com/search/label/Amiga
Really good site if you look for newer games (and under development)
If i should recommend a game i would recommend UFO: Enemy Unknown AGA version.
REASON: Awesome music! Look a ton better than the ECS version but it is slow, really slow. So slow the game feels dangerously realistic haha. Still remember it took me an entire night just to clean out (raid it) an extremely large UFO (3 or 4 layer). An experience you never forget (but that was on my CD32 which is 14Mhz and 2mb chip). Good times!
I have linked the music from the AGA version. It is really amazing.
https://www.indieretronews.com/search/label/Amiga
Really good site if you look for newer games (and under development)
If i should recommend a game i would recommend UFO: Enemy Unknown AGA version.
REASON: Awesome music! Look a ton better than the ECS version but it is slow, really slow. So slow the game feels dangerously realistic haha. Still remember it took me an entire night just to clean out (raid it) an extremely large UFO (3 or 4 layer). An experience you never forget (but that was on my CD32 which is 14Mhz and 2mb chip). Good times!
I have linked the music from the AGA version. It is really amazing.
Papa_Wisdom
Member
Thanks for this, I’ve bookmarked the page. I assume these new releases are paid? Old games I don’t mind “obtaining” but I wouldn’t want to do that for new creators unless they are free.
WilliamSBirkin
Neo Member
Some are paid others are totally free to download, example is Turrican II AGA version.
DJ12
Member
Sounds a bit like cadaver, but could be a viking which would probably be heimdall.
Could list loads of games worth a go, what sort of stuff you into?
TheStam
Member
I barely remember an Amiga game I've been thinking about for years but the memory is blurry and was wondering if anyone could identify it.
You could play alone or local co-op. It's a top down military style shooter where you configured your loadout. I remember some of the weapons like an uzi and what I believe was an assault rifle with a grenade launcher which was great. On the first level I believe you attacked a base outside. Does that ring a bell for anyone?
You could play alone or local co-op. It's a top down military style shooter where you configured your loadout. I remember some of the weapons like an uzi and what I believe was an assault rifle with a grenade launcher which was great. On the first level I believe you attacked a base outside. Does that ring a bell for anyone?
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Maybe Dogs of War? Its 1 or 2 players, you can buy your weapons and munition. Only difference is there is no 1st level, you can chose the level on a world map.
Even if it isnt, I'd still recommend it.
Holammer
Member
TheStam
Member
Thanks a lot guys, that's the one! I probably just remembered one specific level kinda. I'm gonna try and play this again. I remember the loadout options felt amazing. I looked a lot more modern in my mind haha, but I'm sure it can still be fun.
Fredrik
Member
Yeah it was great! Fun to play 2 players.
I need to go check my boxes but here are a couple great games just off the top of my head:
Turrican
Turrican 2
Dungeon Master
Rick Dangerous
Rick Dangerous 2
Hunter
Pinball Dreams/Fantasies/Illusions
Ninja Remix (The Last Ninja 1)
F/A-18 Interceptor
F16 Falcon
Battle Squadron
Killing Game Show
Gods
Silk Worm
Star Glider 2
Venus the Flytrap
Midnight Resistance
X-Out
Z-Out
Fire and Ice
Rock’n Roll
Paradroid 90
PP Hammer
Wings of Fury
Nitro
Cadaver
Blood Money
Another World
Flashback
SlimeGooGoo
Party Gooper
Beat me to itThe Faery Tale Adventure - Wikipedia
Dick Jones
Gold Member
Come into the thread to say Rick Dangerous. First game mentioned
Wildebeest
Member
Depends on the game. CD32 controller had 4 face buttons, but the games were rarer. Things like Lemmings and Cannon Fodder were a mouse games, although they might use a controller on console ports. One button arcade sticks were more common than NES controllers.
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RAIDEN1
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This thread is a reminder of what could have been if Commodore were around today, would they have been able to compete in the console space, something the CD32 was not cut out to do? The difference being of course that they couldn't have turned into a Sega and just specialise in game-development...
Red Scarlet
Member
I grew up with an amiga 500. I got a lot of games. Ultima 3-5. 6 kinda sucks without a hard drive. Bard's Tale 2. Lemmings. Saint Dragon. Ports of Call. Cinemaware games. Too drunk to remember others. I'll look through my disks.
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