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Stuart Fisher who created Matchstick Man which I reviewed a while back, also created a Licenceware Game called 7 Blocks I am hoping someone has this Game or can help find it, since Stuart and even myself would like to find it Stuart explains it as follows: 7 Blocks. It was a “licenceware” game where…
This is Boris Ball by Ben Wyatt from 1995 – Released via F1 Licenceware Here we have a brilliantly made Bat’N’Ball Game, which apparently was inspired by the Public Domain Game, Megaball 3 which I reviewed a while ago As in other Bat ‘N’ Ball style Games your aim is to clear the levels of…
The Commercial Game of the Month is KGB by Virgin Games/Cryo from 1992(also known as Conspiracy on the PC CD Version) You play as Captain Maksim Mikhailovich Rukov who recently was trasferred from Department P from the GRU, who needs to investigate possible corruption inside the KGB itself after a private eye was found murdered…
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Today it is the turn of Present Drop 3 by Rob Smith, Coded in AMOS In this Game you are travelling up a mountain in the harsh cold weather (poor santa) and your task is again to collect presents which are dotted around the ski slope, and avoid the nasties which will randomly appear It…
Today it is the turn of Present Drop 2 by Rob Smith, Coded in AMOS This time Santa is flying above a city, and your task is to fill his Sliegh with the correct presents as shown on the lower half of the Sleigh You are a trainee elf, so you must impress santa with…
Today it is the turn of Present Drop by Rob Smith, Coded in AMOS In this rather comical game, Your task is to drop presents down chimney pots what stick up from the houses below, while avoiding crashing into them which gives an instant Game Over There are pickups dotted around, some in hard to…
This is Hop To The Top by Rob Smith in 2023, Created in AMOS Here you have to “Hop to the Top” on lush Green platforms while collecting all the eggs, which give you vital energy as you go, while an energy bar ticks down, so you must be fast here As it is Raining,…
Today Amiga Boing Blog is 4 years old – What a journey so far eh? – Plenty to do here still Not only am I building the largest Public Domain, Shareware and Freeware Games (collectively “PD”) Collection the Amiga has ever seen (and you can even copy them to a Real Amiga since I started…
This is Bunny’s Revenge by Rob Smith, Written in AMOS Here you need to escape the zombie-fested rabbit warren, you have a timer at the top of the screen, if you do not move, the rabbits will move after this timer expires, They also move when you do, so avoiding them at all costs is…
This is Bunny’s “Amiga Boing Ball” Bounty by Rob Smith from 2024 Now this is quite an interesting Game, it takes place on a huge Amiga Boing Ball, where you take control of the cute little bunny, and your task is to collect all the eggs on the level, while avoiding the Red Bombs There…
The Commercial Game of the Month has to be Manic Miner II by Software Projects in 1990 Well what can I say about this Game, Quite a lot actually, It is as you can tell this is a modern remake of the original Manic Miner from the Commodore 64, with larger graphics and a larger…
It is time for some Super Skoda Challenge from 1991, by Mike Dodd, Written in AMOS This top-down racer has you racing around the track, and can be played by between 2 to 4 players, which are coloured Red, Green, Blue and Yellow respectively The Aim of the Game is to Shoot your opponents, while…
This is Racing Maniacs by Paul Gaze in 1993 Here is another Car Racing Game, which shows you a front bumper view from your Car, you are racing alongside a Computer Player, or there is a 2-Player option as well There are tokens (if enabled via the Game Options) dotted around the track, and you…
I am now working through The Assassins Disks, and many of those Games will not run correctly under Kickstart 2/3 so they will need to be included on the Kickstart 1.3-side of the Games Collection These will be split into sections, as there were quite a lot of them, around 260+ disks stuffed full of…
Please note if you are with O2 they are ringing from an 020 number (London, UK) which when I checked it against an online database does *NOT* come up as anything related to O2 I checked the Official O2 Number and it said “O2 Customer Services” on the number checking website, so please always check…
Here we have, Moose Drive, by Graham Dean in 1993 Now this is a decent well made Racing Game, from the top-down perspective with some really decent Graphics and Music throughout The Graphics are quite detailed, from the advertisement signs, to the stands of people watching, and even some trees dotted around At the top…
Today it is time for some High Octane by Paul Overy from 1993 This Car-racing Game can be played by 1 or 2 players, in a rather tiny split-screen mode, Your Car is also equipped with missiles what you can fire against your opponent Visually the Games Graphics are pretty decent, and the screen has…
This is Tetris Duel by Nigel Hughes in Blitz Basic 2 Another flavour of Tetris comes in, as with all Tetris Games, you need to build lines to progress as far as you can As with all Tetris Games, random pieces drop from the top, to which you can rotate them, push them down faster,…
The Commercial Game-of-the-month this time is Midnight Resistance by Ocean/Special FX in 1990 Your mission is to rescue your family, You get initially armed with a pea shooter style weapon, which you can use to shoot enemies, they are in Blue Skins and Yellow Skins The Yellow Skinned Enemies will drop an Item upon being…
This is Solid 2 AGA, by S.A.Z. Huybrechts (Bash) Another Bat ‘N’ Ball Game enters the arena, This one is a left to right affair, and you can play against the Computer as well, and is like Pong from the Arcades You play on the Left, and your opponent or computer plays on the Right,…
This is Slider, a Puzzle Game, Written by Joseph Carlson in 1995 In this Game, you are presented with a Grid of Numbers, once you shuffle the Grid, You can then start clicking them to re-arrange them back into Numerical Order You use your mouse to click on the tiles in order to move them…
