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Day of the Tentacle - A famous 90's Adventure game gets another Amiga port but this time via AI and Darasco
Day of the Tentacle, a classic 1993 adventure game from LucasArts, is receiving new native Amiga ports developed with AI assistance by Darasco. These versions will be available in 32-color and 256-color variants, with support for Roland MT-32 sound, and are designed to run on various Amiga hardware configurations, including the CD32 console.
James Pond 2 (Recompile) - A platforming classic from the 90's goes ultrawide
Gary Riches has released a native C++ recompile of the 1991 Amiga game James Pond 2: Codename RoboCod, available for Windows, macOS, Linux, and Steam Deck. This modern overhaul introduces widescreen support, smooth performance, controller rumble, and a save system, preserving the classic's legacy for contemporary hardware.
Alien 3 CD32 Edition - This is finally the Amiga version we should have had all along (Gravedigger)
A complete overhaul of Alien 3 for the Amiga CD32, titled Alien 3 CD32 Edition, has been released by community creator Mister_Grave. This new version rewrites the original game engine, incorporates visually superior Sega Mega Drive assets, and features enhanced 64-color AGA visuals, revamped audio, and modern quality-of-life features like level select and an optional timer disable. Performance optimizations are included for both stock CD32 and TF330 accelerator hardware, alongside an impressive FMV intro using the LisaMotion engine.
Sensible World of Soccer 96/97 AGA - A native Amiga AGA version for sports fans!
A new, ground-up rewrite of the classic football game Sensible World of Soccer 96/97, named OpenSWOS, has been released as a free, native AGA version for Amiga systems. This open-source project in C offers a true 256-colour palette and improves upon the original's capabilities, while also supporting modern emulators and future feature additions.
Alone in the Dark (Macintosh version) is being ported over to the Amiga via Vesuri
The survival horror game Alone in the Dark is being unofficially ported to the Commodore Amiga by Vesuri. This port utilizes a compatibility layer to run the 1994 Macintosh version's code, translating system services and graphics to Amiga equivalents. The game, originally developed by Infogrames, is credited with establishing the survival horror genre and follows investigator Edward Carnby.
Eldemar - A new first-person RPG / Action game for the Amiga with music Allister "Demon" Brimble ( KICKSTARTER )
Darkage Software has launched a Kickstarter campaign for Eldemar, a new first-person fantasy RPG and action game for classic Amiga hardware. Developed using raw 68k assembly language, the game draws inspiration from The Legend of Zelda and Doom, featuring real-time combat and exploration across nine hand-drawn levels. The campaign aims to fund the completion of the game and unlock stretch goals like FMV sequences and an original score by Allister Brimble.
Tutankham - Konami's 1982 arcade game arrives on the Amiga via LC-Games
LC-Games has released a new Commodore Amiga version of Konami's 1982 arcade game, Tutankham. This tribute version is compatible with various Amiga systems and requires 512 KB of Chip RAM. The game challenges players to explore Tutankhamun's tomb, collect treasures, and overcome guardians.
Smokin' Colts - An AI wild west FPS for the Amiga by Fliegeralarm Games
Fliegeralarm Games has released Smokin' Colts, a new AI-assisted first-person shooter set in the Wild West for the Commodore Amiga. The game features a dynamic open world, two distinct chapters with different player roles, and tactical gunfights, all designed to run on standard Amiga hardware.
Dig Dug & Mario Bros - Two Arcade classics ported over to the Amiga via AI by TjLaZer
Developer TjLaZer has released Amiga ports of the arcade classics Dig Dug and Mario Bros., utilizing modern AI tools in their development. These conversions aim to replicate the original arcade experiences with accurate graphics, sound, and gameplay mechanics, targeting 60fps performance on various Amiga models.
WONDERBOY - 1986 arcade classic gets an Amiga and Sega Mega Drive port
The 1986 arcade classic Wonder Boy has received new native ports for the Amiga and Sega Mega Drive, developed by ShinobiZ using AI-assisted assembly rewrite. These versions aim for full arcade speed and authentic behavior, featuring hardware-specific music and sound effects. An alternative version by Acidbottle using the Scorpion Engine was also released in 2023.
Lotus Turbo Challenge II DX - The Amiga version you've always wanted, apparently ;)
Amigos Retro Gaming has released Lotus Turbo Challenge II DX, a fan-made enhancement for the 1991 Amiga classic Lotus Turbo Challenge 2. This new version allows music and sound effects to play simultaneously, adds new paint jobs, and includes all eight stage tracks. The DX edition aims to be the definitive version of the racing game.
Tiny Pixel Adventure - A classic pixel retro game that will captivate you for the Amiga! [UPDATE]
HooGames2017 has released an update for the Amiga game Tiny Pixel Adventure, a retro pixel graphics title featuring quests, puzzles, and action. The update includes significant bug fixes and performance improvements. The game challenges players to overcome obstacles and defeat various enemies in a colorful world.
Bruce Lee - A personal favourite of mine ;) arrives on the Amiga via Tim Kovack
The classic game Bruce Lee has been ported to the Commodore Amiga by developer Tim Kovack, translating the Sega Master System version directly into 68000 machine language. This port maintains the original game's logic and timing, offering 60 Hz on NTSC Amigas and 50 Hz on PAL systems, with visuals utilizing hardware sprites to match the Master System's color palette. The Amiga version lacks an exit to the Workbench GUI, requiring a system reset to quit.
Fishing Derby - Amiga Edition - An enhanced AI remake of Activision's 1980 Atari 2600 classic
AmigaLive has released Fishing Derby – Amiga Edition, an enhanced AI-assisted remake of Activision's 1980 Atari 2600 classic. Developed in 68000 assembly language for the Commodore Amiga, this version features updated visuals and animations while preserving the original fishing mechanics and the threat of a great white shark.
Star Trek Judgement Rites (Amiga Interpreter) - The sequel to Star Trek: 25th Anniversary arrives on the Amiga!
A new custom interpreter has made Star Trek: Judgment Rites playable on the Amiga, decades after its original MS-DOS and Macintosh release. This community-driven software supports enhanced AGA graphics and modern RTG video cards, while also lowering the original hardware requirements. The interpreter allows Amiga owners to run the original game code, with support for English and German text and a utility for translating into other Latin-1 languages.
Games Inbox: Is 2026 really the best year ever for video games?
Readers discuss whether 2026 could be the best year for video games, citing potential releases like Grand Theft Auto 6 and Ace Combat 8. Concerns are raised about the future cost of consoles from Sony and Microsoft, while PC gamers seek exclusive indie recommendations. The discussion also touches on potential DLC characters for Street Fighter 6 and the desire for remakes of classic titles like Final Fight and Cannon Fodder.
Games Inbox: What Amiga games deserve a remake?
Readers discuss which classic Amiga games deserve modern remakes, with titles like Starglider 2, Midwinter, and Cybercon 3 being popular choices. The discussion also touches on the viability of remaking older titles, the current state of the Xbox console, and potential reimagining of Resident Evil games.
Defender (Williams) - 1980's scrolling shooter by Williams Electronics for arcades is getting an Acidbottle Amiga port
Developer Acidbottle is creating a new horizontal shoot 'em up for the Amiga, aiming to faithfully recreate the classic arcade game Defender. The project started in the Godot engine on PC and is now being translated to the Amiga using AI tools and the official arcade source code as reference. An early alpha build is available for testing on high-end Amiga setups.
Alien Breed 35th Anniversary and the return of Commodore interview
Commodore is relaunching as a publisher, starting with the Alien Breed 35th Anniversary Collection. The company, which has reacquired its original trademarks, aims to preserve classic games and hardware, with plans for future publishing ventures. The Alien Breed collection features all six original games, updated controls, and extensive museum content, highlighting the importance of game preservation.
DUNE II - Westwood's incredible RTS could be getting an Amiga enhancement
A fan-made enhancement mod for Westwood Studios' 1992 real-time strategy game Dune II is in development for the Amiga platform. This mod aims to improve the original game's interface and controls, adding features like multi-selection and hotkeys, while preserving the core gameplay and visual presentation.
