Commodore Amiga
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Echodrome - This Commodore Amiga game by PixelPlop is fantastic!
Echodrome, an arena shooter developed by PixelPlop for the Commodore Amiga, has won the AmiGameJam 2025 and released a new build, v0.11. This C++ game, designed for classic Amiga hardware, has received a perfect 5.0 rating on itch.io and is praised for its fast-paced, neon-soaked gameplay reminiscent of Geometry Wars.
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.
Celeste - Rage inducing platformer for the Amiga by Paweł Juen Nowak
Developer Paweł Juen Nowak is porting the Pico-8 platformer Celeste to the Commodore Amiga, utilizing C2P techniques that require a higher-powered processor for smooth gameplay. The port runs well on a 50MHz 060 processor, but Nowak is seeking user feedback on various configurations to optimize performance, especially for a fast version that uses frame skipping.
Norrland - A game inspired by Norrland/Sweden demo'd for the Commodore Amiga
Norrland is a new gritty survival-adventure game in development for the Commodore Amiga, inspired by the setting of northern Sweden. The game challenges players to balance a delivery job with investigating a courier's death, featuring open-world exploration, survival mechanics, and light RPG elements. A demo version is available, requiring an Amiga AGA system with AmigaOS 3.x and at least 12MB of fast RAM.
Impact Armor Alpha - A WIP old school mech platformer for the Commodore Amiga [UPDATE]
2Bit Combo has released 'Impact Armor Alpha', a work-in-progress old-school mech platformer for Commodore Amiga AGA computers, serving as a prequel to their main game 'Operation Steel Rain'. Developed using the Scorpion Engine, the demo showcases gameplay inspired by SNES and Mega Drive era titles and may be ported to other platforms later.
Two ultra obscure video games from over 30 years ago are getting remakes in 2026
Two classic video games from over 30 years ago, Defender Of The Crown and The 7th Guest, are receiving remakes in 2026. Defender Of The Crown: The Legend Returns will feature retro, classic, and roguelike modes, while The 7th Guest remake by Vertigo Games will offer a modern overhaul of the 1993 puzzle adventure. Both titles are slated for release on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.
Sweet Fightin' +2 - Street Fighter 2 looks incredible on the ZX Spectrum!
A new unofficial fan game, Sweet Fightin' +2, has been released for the ZX Spectrum, offering an impressive rendition of Street Fighter 2. This homebrew title celebrates the 35th anniversary of the genre-defining fighting game and features 12 playable characters.
Pjusk - A puzzler from Zooperdan for the Commodore Amiga [UPDATE]
Zooperdan has released an updated version of his Commodore Amiga puzzle game, Pjusk. This rewrite, built with AmiBlitz3, offers performance improvements and added keyboard controls, and is primed for future level expansions. The game is a Sokoban-like experience where players must defeat enemies in the correct order and collect power-ups to reach the exit across 24 levels.
Project Horizon - An Alien blaster for the Commodore Amiga by Electric Black Sheep
Electric Black Sheep has released their new Commodore Amiga game, Project Horizon. This 8-way scrolling top-down shooter is inspired by games like Commando, Chaos Engine, and Alien Breed, and places players as a NASA astronaut on an alternate timeline Moon in 1977 facing a war situation.
Cyber Blast X - A Hired Guns and Space Hulk mash up is coming to the Commodore Amiga
Cyber Blast X, a new Commodore Amiga game blending elements of Hired Guns and Space Hulk, is set to release. Originally developed around the year 2000, this sci-fi action puzzler features creature combat, wall destruction, and teleportation. Mark Tempe has released new gameplay footage for the title, which is optimized for the Amiga 500 with 1MB of chip RAM and 512KB of fast RAM.
Castlevania is still coming to the Sega Master System and here's some cool footage and a demo!
Xfixium is continuing development on a Sega Master System port of Castlevania, aiming to be faithful to the NES version while incorporating aesthetics from Castlevania Chronicles and potentially Castlevania: Symphony of the Night. New footage and a playable demo have been released for the homebrew project.
Operation Steel Rain Prologue - A WIP old school mech platformer for the Commodore Amiga
Developer 2Bit Combo has released 'Operation Steel Rain Prologue,' a new mech platformer for Amiga AGA computers, built with the Scorpion Engine. This prequel to the main game, 'Operation Steel Rain,' is inspired by 16-bit era titles and may be ported to Mega Drive and Neo Geo in the future.
Donkey Kong - A famous 80's game as an Arcade to Commodore Amiga conversion by JOTD! [UPDATE]
JOTD has released Donkey Kong 500, an arcade conversion of the classic 1981 Nintendo game for the Commodore Amiga. The new version, created using 68k assembly, features improved sound effects and optimizations in version 1.1. This marks another arcade conversion for JOTD, who previously worked on Galaxian and Super Xevious for the Amiga.
Blue And Red - Fight The Robots! - Fast paced frantic action for your Amiga!
Blue And Red - Fight The Robots! is a new fast-paced action game for the Commodore Amiga developed by KaijuWasp, with assistance from Earok. The game features 50fps gameplay, single-player and co-op modes, numerous robots to defeat, and environmental hazards. It is also planned for release on Neo Geo and Mega Drive.
Ghosts'n Goblins as a Commodore Amiga AGA edition! [UPDATE]
A new AGA edition of Ghosts'n Goblins has been released for the Commodore Amiga, specifically targeting Amiga 1200 and above. Developed by JOTD, this enhanced version features 64 colors, arcade-accurate gameplay, and new music by IM76, improving upon the original OCS release. An update to version 0.93 has also fixed bugs and improved NTSC performance for smoother scrolling.
