Christian Cawley is a writer and editor who covers consumer electronics, IT, and entertainment media. He has written for publications such as Computer Weekly, Linux Format, MakeUseOf.com, and Tech Radar.
He also produces podcasts, has a cigar box guitar, and of course, loves retro gaming.
Incredibly, there is a bunch of new Amiga games heading your way before Christmas.
It’s no secret that the Amiga is my platform of choice. But I feel a lot of guilt for abandoning it in favour of a machine that could play DOOM.
Still, time has moved on, and these days you can get pretty good DOOM clones for the Amiga. In fact, the Amiga game scene just keeps growing…
Reshoot Proxima 3 gets tinbox release
12 months after Reshoot Proxima 3 was released, the game has been given a new physical tinbox release.
However, while this seems to have sold out, you can still get the various other editions (download, CD, USB) for the Amiga AGA game.
Amiga games news roundup
Let’s finish off with some brand-new Amiga games that you can play on your emulator, A500 Mini, or original hardware.
Sega Master System beat ‘em up Vigilante is being ported to Amiga, and you can play the demo now.
Tale of Evil is an unofficial sequel to Tower of Evil, from Electric Black Sheep, and is available as a “name your own price” deal from the Itch.io page. Here’s a preview:
Again from Electric Black Sheep, Duel is the sort of indie game you found on an Amiga magazine cover disk and played over and over again. This has player-v-player (2 player) and player-v-CPU modes. Have a look at it:
Speaking of indie titles, Alien Fish Finger returns! As noted in our news on the latest edition of Amiga Addict, the game is included as a download, but it seems the platform shooter has been enhanced with a 1.31 version.
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Now charityware, the game – part Worms, part Impossible Mission – can be downloaded free, but there’s no reason not to support developer David Cruickshank’s Just Giving for Cancer Research UK.
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Christian Cawley is a writer and editor who covers consumer electronics, IT, and entertainment media. He has written for publications such as Computer Weekly, Linux Format, MakeUseOf.com, and Tech Radar.
He also produces podcasts, has a cigar box guitar, and of course, loves retro gaming.
