It's A Miracle! - M.A.C.E. Unboxing - AmigaGuru's GamerBlog

So it’s another article about the Amiga game M.A.C.E., but this time around it is to show you the box and talk about it a bit, so don’t run away just yet.

Boxed games for the Amiga is a very rare thing these days, so it is a miracle actually, and while the game is also available as a download, a boxed version is for the guys with a dreadful Internet connection or to people who will collect a game box which will soon be considered very rare.

This is the second article so far, the other one can be found here…

I have finally figured out the meaning of the name now that I have the game (on CD with a Manual) and it stands for .. wait for it… Military Alliance of Common Earth, yup I have no idea where that name came from but I am kinda glad that name didn’t fit the actual front of the box.

The manual and disc print is of solid quality and that goes for front and back too, very colorful too and feels very “in” with other format’s box designs, a big plus and a box that will not look ugly on the shelf next to other “late” Amiga boxed games like AmiJeweled, CrossfireII and so on.

The back shot, I have not made it to that red level yet, as I have (sorry) been too occupied with Defiance and Dead Island Riptide on the PS3, but I am sure I will get to see the level soon enough.

Stiff cardboard box paper quality, very nice and elegant too.

I never expected this quality of the manual, really. It’s been so long since the last time I saw a Manual printed in colour for the Amiga.

M.A.C.E. Space Shooter is a retro-inspired vertical scrolling shoot-'em-up developed by EntwicklerX (Thomas Claus and Frank Menzel). It was first released on Amiga in 2013 and then released on PlayStation 4 on November 19, 2020, and is available digitally via the PlayStation Store.

Really nice guys and you should get the game as soon as possible, you won’t regret it as soon as it will be worth a lot of money…that is… unless they decide to reprint it ,but I kinda doubt that due to the size of the Amiga gamer crowd these days.