The Curse Of Rabenstein Collector’s Edition Out Now
Poly.play and Stefan Vogt's studio PUDDLE is back with a brand new text adventure game for our beloved Amiga platform....
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Amiga is what it is – Your best friend, let the flame burn and show Amiga love, be creative, and be part of something big. In here you will find all the Amiga reviews, blogs, and news that have been written for this blog since 2012.
A Look At Black Dawn Rebirth Box & Game
Black Dawn Rebirth from Double Sided Games have been a thing for a while now but I decided to wait...
Mutation Software Returns to The Amiga After 22 Years
Adrian Cummings and his studio, Mutation Software, return to the Amiga. A new game is in the works, and several...
One Step Closer To The Finish
In the last year or so I consistently get involved more and more into the 8-bit scene. As a young...
Raid Over Moscow Out Now For The Amiga
I don't know about you but Access Software certainly played a huge role in my teen's thanks to their Beach...
EDOS – Electronical Distribution Of Software – Where Did It Go?
it wasn't all that long ago now since I brought up a discussion on Facebook about a game Duplication machine...
A Look At – GOLD RUSH! Special Edition – For The Amiga
Gold Rush! Was released back in 1989 to much fanfare but like with several other good Sierra games at the...
The Games We Never Talk About: Pierre Le Chef Is Out To Lunch
Pierre Le Chef Is Out To Lunch by Mindscape is one of those typical games that went under the radar...
The Commodore 64 2020 Calendar – The Best Of The 80 & 90s
This is my first Commodore 64 article in a long time now and that for a reason I guess as...
8-bit Vengeance – Part 4
Such a busy life, I've been living lately: playing like I mean it (PS4, mostly), writing about games, writing about...
A Look At Fusion Annual 2020
During the last two years, we have tried to deliver, together with game previews and reviews, a good deal of...
The Amiga Calendar 2020: A Glimpse Of 1990
I wrote about this Calendar last year too, but back then it was covering 1989 on a 2019 Calendar, I...
The Secret Of Middle City – Collector’s Box & Game Review
First of all, we have spoken about this game before and I did promise a review at one point too...
Blastaway – New Wizard Of Wor Like Game For Amiga
Retream is back with yet another game, you might remember the highly popular SkillGrid for the AGA Amiga from earlier...
Book Review: ZZap! 64 Annual 2020
It was only a few months ago that I reviewed the 2019 edition of Zzap64 that a new book was...
Jeff Minter Returns With Minotaur Arcade VR
Jeff Minter is one of the rare figures in the games industry who’s remained true to his unique style for...
Lucca Comics And Games 2019
Another year is already passed and, despite having attended at least the last ten editions in a row, Lucca Comics&Games...
Arcade Classic Rygar Out Now On Amiga
Rygar - Legendary Warrior came out 33 years ago and it didn't take long before it became a huge hit...
Is This Finally Coming True?
Amiga users have dreamt of a laptop for their entire lives. Due to the nowadays business and lifestyle, it is...
Have You Met LukHash ? – Master Of Chiptunes
LukHash is a music composer based in Edinburgh, UK. He creates a compelling fusion of chiptune mastery mingled with Synthwave,...
A Complete Report On Amiga34
Frequent readers of this blog already know that I've been an Amigan (and before that an 8-bit Commodores super-enthusiast) for...
Unboxing Catherine: Full Body
As written before on this blog, Catherine was one of the most innovative puzzle game of the last generation, one...
The Games We Never Talk About: Soldier Of Light / Xain’d Sleena
I keep hearing people saying that I should not revisit some of the old games that I kept raving about,...
Rare For A Reason – Deep Space By Psygnosis
I guess most of our readers out there know about the quality of some of the early Psygnosis Amiga games,...
The Last Of Us II Finally Coming
Six years ago a groundbreaking game was published from Naughty Dog, one of those games that once played there is...
30 Years Ago – An 8-bit Retrospective
The September issue of Super Commodore 64/128 was possibly the last 8-bit related magazine I bought before enrolling in the...