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Hardware, storefront and ecosystem news for Amiga 4000.

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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.

Indie Retro NewsPositive

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.

Indie Retro NewsPositive

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.

Indie Retro NewsVery positive

Addams Family Amiga: The Backgrounds Edition - OCS and AGA Amigas, now with restored backgrounds! ( Coming October )

A modified version of Ocean's 1992 Amiga game, The Addams Family, is set for release in October 2026. This "Backgrounds Edition," developed by DJ Mike, restores detailed background artwork that was originally omitted from the Amiga port due to hardware limitations. The project leverages different Amiga hardware capabilities, with AGA-powered machines offering enhanced parallax scrolling.

Indie Retro NewsPositive

JOTD's Bad Dudes vs DragonNinja port for the Amiga gets an AGA update tease

JOTD has released a new update for their Amiga port of Bad Dudes vs. Dragon Ninja, featuring parallax scrolling, 2-player mode, and faster blits. While the original 1989 release by Data East/Imagine was criticized, this AGA update promises to be a hit in the Amiga scene. The update requires a PAL Amiga 1200/4000 with fast memory and WHDLoad installed.

Indie Retro NewsPositive

Battle of Aldebaran - First person space shooter made with AI for the Amiga

Fliegeralarm Games has released Battle of Aldebaran, a new AI-assisted first-person space combat game for the Amiga 1200 and 4000. Players pilot a Nordic saucer in the Aldebaran system, engaging in space battles against the Anunnaki with AI-driven flight patterns. The game features detailed cockpit management and advanced AI for enemy behavior.

Indie Retro NewsVery positive

Commando - 1980's military shooter by Capcom as an Amiga AGA edition via JOTD

Developer JOTD has released an enhanced AGA Arcade edition of Capcom's classic vertical shooter Commando for the Amiga, specifically targeting the Amiga 1200 and 4000. This new version aims to be more faithful to the arcade original than previous home ports, leveraging the AGA chipset for improved graphics and sound, with IM76 handling the audio enhancements.

Indie Retro NewsPositive

Commando - 1980's military shooter by Capcom is getting an Amiga AGA edition via JOTD

Developer JOTD is creating an enhanced AGA edition of Capcom's classic vertical shooter Commando for the Amiga, specifically targeting the Amiga 1200 and 4000. This conversion aims to be more arcade-faithful than previous home ports, utilizing JOTD's specialized porting techniques and Z80 assembly-to-68000 binary conversion efforts. While still in early stages with visual glitches, the project shows high potential for an arcade-accurate experience.

Indie Retro NewsPositive

Gloom Reforged - An enhanced Amiga beefed up version of Gloom for 2026!

Andiweli has released Gloom Reforged, an AI-assisted overhaul for Amiga AGA systems that enhances the classic shooter Gloom with modernized visuals and controls, including mouse and keyboard support. This project is built upon the original GloomAmiga source code and aims to preserve the original gameplay while improving performance and adding new features for compatible Amiga hardware like the Amiga 1200 and Amiga 4000, specifically tested on PiStorm32.

Indie Retro NewsVery positive

International Amiga Day - The day has come to celebrate the Amiga!

International Amiga Day is celebrated on May 31st to honor over 30 years of the Commodore Amiga. The retro gaming community is encouraged to participate by using Amiga hardware, playing games, and preserving the system. The day also serves to celebrate the legacy of Dragon Gyorgy, the original inspiration for the event.

Indie Retro NewsVery positive

ChromaBlast - A cute(?) Vertical Scrolling Shoot-em-up is demo'd on the Amiga!

Developer lisoform2003, led by Michele Ferrigno, has released a Level 1 demo for ChromaBlast, a new vertical scrolling shoot-em-up for the Commodore Amiga. Developed through human-AI collaboration with Claude AI, the game targets OCS/ECS and AGA hardware and features a combo-driven evolution system. This demo showcases the first level and includes gameplay and boss fight music.

Indie Retro NewsVery positive

Kaboomania - A bomberman clone is coming to the Amiga and PC, Kickstarter soon! [DEMO UPDATE]

Kaboomania, a Bomberman-inspired game developed by Axel Friedrich's Fancy Factory, is preparing for a Kickstarter launch. The game features retro pixel art, a new soundtrack by Chris Huelsbeck, and will be available on Amiga (including Amiga 1200 and 4000) and PC. A demo featuring the first 10 levels of the single-player campaign is now available.