Most Popular Amiga Games - Page 9
Alien Strike
1987
Alien Strike
1987
Alien Strike makes use of digitized images, music, and speech, which is noteworthy for a 1987 release. The in-game screen is separated by a line into two sides. Each player controls a jet. You have to shoot the carriers and ships on your enemy's side of the screen while preventing the other player from destroying yours. The game speed is insanely high. You probably won't stand any chance against the computer, but with two players, this could be fun for a short while.Alien Bash
1993
Alianator
1991
Alianator
1991
Aliantor is a Defender variant, but instead of side-scrolling in a 3D-environment. Besides the usual alien attack on a space station there is no background story. The player is cast as the only defender of the eight inhabitants and has to prevent them from being kidnapped by the aliens. Each of the levels can be freely navigated (the ship's speed is automatically throttled when the invisible walls are reached) and the inhabitants stand around on pre-defined places. The aliens have various ship types with different behaviour patterns which either try to destroy the player's ship or collect the inhabitants and bring them into the aliens' invincible station. There they are transformed into especially powerful enemies (mutants). Besides the first-person view on environment, there are some instruments at the bottom of the screen, e.g. a list of present enemy types, a radar, speed, altitude or shield level. The latter represents the life energy and causes death when fully depleted. Additional lives are gained after eaAli Baba
2000
Aerial Racers
1996
Aerial Racers
1996
This is one of the games that came with Amiga Forever, which I highly recommend. I'd define it as slow, sluggish and unresponsive, which is a shame, as the game is an obvious homage to Racing Destruction Set. There is a large number of user-created tracks included, and you can make your own. You can even adjust the gravity (on top of the default "earth" mode, the gravity on tracks can be that of any of the other planets, the moon or the sun). If they had gotten the controls right, this could have been something to write home about.Ace the Space-Case
1994
Academy
1988
Kaiser
1989
Hollywood Poker Pro
1992
Hollywood Poker Pro
1992
Strip Poker game with the opponents Myriam, Birgit, Frances and Ines. Coder: Holger Gehrmann Graphics: Frank Knust Musician: Chris HülsbeckHoliday Maker
1988
Pinball Hazard
1996
Pinball Hazard
1996
Pinball Hazard is a pinball game for up to five players, featuring four vertically scrolling tables: Vampire, Speed, Tomcat and Fight. Each table is thematically corresponding to its own name and has some unique elements, including simple arcade mini-challenges. Controls cover hitting the paddles and ejection of the ball.Mortal Weapon
1995
Champions of Dawn
Champions of Dawn is a freeware dungeon crawler released by Zsoft in 1996.Castle Kingdoms
1997
Castle Kingdoms
1997
Castle Kingdoms is a isometric action game. You control a party of five adventures (knight, princess, warrior, elf and wizard) and must fight your way through five castles of evil. You control one character at a time and the other will follow you. While playing you will find objects that make the fight a little easier, such as health and shield potions and scrolls of different sorts.Genetic Species
1998
Genetic Species
1998
One of the last commercial games released for the Amiga. This FPS takes place in a futuristic setting and has a body-possession mechanic.Lionheart
1993
Lionheart
1993
Lionheart is a platform game for the Amiga developed and self-published by German video game developer Thalion Software in 1993. Using a fantasy motif, the game takes place in the land of the Cat People, a race of feline humanoids, who are threatened by the evil Norka. The player assumes control of Valdyn, an outlaw swordsman who is also known as "Lionheart". Players have to fight their way through 14 levels filled with monsters and environmental hazards. Most of the gameplay is melee combat and precision platforming.
