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===[[games:Genesia|Genesia]]===
 
===[[games:Genesia|Genesia]]===
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===[[games:Green 5|Green 5]]===
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(by Mark Judge)
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* 2D platform game, similar to Flashback and Another World
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* Demo version is on 1 disk
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* Full game originally for 4 disks, but later crammed onto 3 disks
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* [http://www.amigacoding.com/index.php/File:Green5-Title.png Title screen]
 
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===[[games:Interlock|Interlock]]===
 
===[[games:Interlock|Interlock]]===
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(by M. Mainwood)
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(by Mark Mainwood, distributed by F1 Licenseware)
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* Devised and programmed by Mark Mainwood
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* Available on Amiga Format #36 (July 1992) disk 2
 
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===[[games:International Golf|International Golf]]===
 
===[[games:International Golf|International Golf]]===
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[[Image:JetSetWilly97.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Jet Set Willy 97|Jet Set Willy 97]]===
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(by Sam Beckett / cELLBLOCK4!, in 1997)
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* Platform game
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* Coding & Graphics: Sam Beckett
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* Music: Flash & Ecstasy
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* Design: Sharkbyte Software
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* Betatesters: Flash & Gonzo
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* Version 1.2 available from [http://aminet.net/package/game/jump/JetSet97_12 Aminet]
 
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* Available on F1 Licenseware disk 10, or CD Vol. 1<BR>(F1CD:DISKS/010.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/1-10)
 
* Available on F1 Licenseware disk 10, or CD Vol. 1<BR>(F1CD:DISKS/010.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/1-10)
 
* [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:KarateMaster-Title.png Title screen image]
 
* [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:KarateMaster-Title.png Title screen image]
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[[Image:KingdomOfSteam_Level1.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Kingdom Of Steam|Kingdom Of Steam]]===
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(by Brian Bell, Chris Clarke and Hydro)
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* Programming: Brian Bell, Game Design & Graphics: Chris Clarke, Music: Hydro
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* Made using Reality Game Engine (which is coded in AMOS)
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* Side-scrolling shoot'em up
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* English Amiga Board page [http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=78843 here]
 
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===[[games:LeapingLarry|Leaping Larry]]===
 
===[[games:LeapingLarry|Leaping Larry]]===
 
(made in 1991)
 
(made in 1991)
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[[Image:LegionsOfDawn-Level1.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:LegionsOfDawn|Legions Of Dawn]]===
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(by Andrew Campbell, distributed by F1 Licenseware)
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* First person shooter
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* [http://aminet.net/search?query=lodawn Demo] available on Aminet
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* [http://www.amigacoding.com/index.php/File:LegionsOfDawn-Title.png Title screen]
 
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* A .zip containing an ADF file of the game, and AMOS sourcecode can be found [http://endavid.com/lists/works.html here].
 
* A .zip containing an ADF file of the game, and AMOS sourcecode can be found [http://endavid.com/lists/works.html here].
 
* Additional game images: [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:MayYam2-p2.png 1st Area], [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:MayYam2-p3.png bonus area], [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:MayYam2-p4.png 2nd area]
 
* Additional game images: [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:MayYam2-p2.png 1st Area], [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:MayYam2-p3.png bonus area], [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:MayYam2-p4.png 2nd area]
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[[Image:MazeHunter-Stage1-3.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Maze Hunter|Maze Hunter]]===
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(by Frederic Cordier, Fireworks Software in 1993)
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* [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:MazeHunter-Title.png Title screen]
 
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* [http://aminet.net/package/dev/amos/AllPlaton Sourcecode on Aminet]
 
* [http://aminet.net/package/dev/amos/AllPlaton Sourcecode on Aminet]
 
* [http://www.platon42.de/download.html#megatron Website of the author]
 
* [http://www.platon42.de/download.html#megatron Website of the author]
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[[Image:MeteorDefender.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Meteor Defender|Meteor Defender]]===
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(By Ecalius Software, in 2015)
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* Available on the [http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?p=1018852#post1018852 English Amiga Board]
 
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(by John Ingham (Transvamp Productions), distributed by F1 Licenseware)
 
(by John Ingham (Transvamp Productions), distributed by F1 Licenseware)
 
* Version released 16 July 1994 available on F1 Licenseware disk 36, or F1 CD Vol. 1<BR>(F1CD:DISKS/036.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/31-40)
 
* Version released 16 July 1994 available on F1 Licenseware disk 36, or F1 CD Vol. 1<BR>(F1CD:DISKS/036.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/31-40)
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[[Image:NeverEndingColouringBook.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:NeverEndingCB|Never Ending Colouring Book]]===
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(by Deano, in 1993)
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* ST programming by Tony Greenwood
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* Graphics by Tonesoft
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* Available on [http://aminet.net/search?query=necb Aminet] and includes AMOS source code
 
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===[[games:Oblidox|Oblidox V1.0]]===
 
===[[games:Oblidox|Oblidox V1.0]]===
 
(by Pete Cox, in 1992)
 
(by Pete Cox, in 1992)
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[[Image:Obstickle-Ingame.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Obstickle|Obstickle]]===
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(by Malcolm Lavery, distributed by F1 Licenseware)
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* Platform game
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* Password system to access each level
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* Available on F1 Licenseware disk 76, and F1 Licenseware CD Volume 1
 
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===[[games:Operation Lemmings|Operation Lemmings]]===
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===[[games:Operation Lemming|Operation Lemming]]===
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(by Chris Foote)
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* Programming by Chris Foote
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* Graphics by Chris Foote and Ken Evans
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* Music by Janne Leinonen (Jol005x)
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* Play testing by Richard Lloyd
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* Must run on 68000 CPU - anything faster causes crashes and/or corrupt graphics
 
* [http://hol.abime.net/5385 Entry on Hall of Light]
 
* [http://hol.abime.net/5385 Entry on Hall of Light]
 
* [http://amiga.emucamp.com/operationlemm.htm Entry on Ami Sector One] (with download)
 
* [http://amiga.emucamp.com/operationlemm.htm Entry on Ami Sector One] (with download)
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[[Image:Oubliette-Level1.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Oubliette|Oubliette]]===
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(by James Wilkinson, in 2016)
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* Available on [http://aminet.net/search?query=oubliette Aminet]
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* [http://www.amigacoding.com/index.php/File:Oubliette-Title.png Title screen]
 
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* [http://hol.abime.net/5180 Entry on Hall of Light]
 
* [http://hol.abime.net/5180 Entry on Hall of Light]
 
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[[Image:Picross-Level7.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Picross|Picross]]===
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(by David Eriksson, of FX)
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* Patrik Axelsson helped optimize game code.
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* Tobias Soderlund helped with some levels and suggestions.
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* [http://aminet.net/search?query=picross Picross Demo] is available on Aminet.
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* [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:Picross-Title.png Title screen]
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(by Andrew Crowe)
 
(by Andrew Crowe)
 
* [http://aminet.net/search?query=pictris Pictris Demo] is available on Aminet.
 
* [http://aminet.net/search?query=pictris Pictris Demo] is available on Aminet.
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===[[games:Pie-A-Bill-O-Matic|Pie-A-Bill-O-Matic]]===
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(by THY)
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* Game is available on Aminet [http://aminet.net/search?query=piebill here]
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* [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:PieBill_title.png Title screen]
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[[Image:Plat-Man_screen1.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Plat-Man|Plat-Man]]===
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(by Frentic Software, 1995)
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* Platform game base on characters featured in the Pac-Man game.
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* Game is available on Aminet [http://aminet.net/search?query=PlatMan here]
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* [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:Plat-Man_title.png Title screen]
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[[Image:Plouf-Ingame.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Plouf|Plouf]]===
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(by Aurélien Gâteau)
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* Game available [http://agateau.com/2013/plouf/ here]
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* Source code [https://github.com/agateau/plouf here]
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* [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:Plouf-Title.png Title screen]
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[[Image:PokerMania-Ingame.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Poker Mania|Poker Mania]]===
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(by Andy Green, Green Lizard Productions)
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* (C) 1994 A.M.G.
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* All code, graphics and sound (C) 1995
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* Needs 1MB chip RAM and 68020+ CPU to run (to avoid 8000 0004 error)
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* [http://amigacoding.com/index.php/Image:PokerMania-Title.png Title screen]
 
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[[Image:Prototype.png|left|thumb]]
 
[[Image:Prototype.png|left|thumb]]
 
===[[games:Prototype|Prototype]]===
 
===[[games:Prototype|Prototype]]===
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(by ?, distributed by F1 Licenseware)
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(by Christopher Caleb in 1997, distributed by F1 Licenseware)
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* Programmed by Christopher Caleb, Graphics by Alan Caleb, Music by Simon Sinclair, Sound Sampling by Christopher Caleb, Alan Caleb and Simon Sinclair, Vocal Performance by Simon Sinclair
 
* [http://aminet.net/search?query=proto Prototype demo] is available on Aminet.
 
* [http://aminet.net/search?query=proto Prototype demo] is available on Aminet.
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[[Image:PubCrawl_level3.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Pub Crawl|Pub Crawl]]===
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(by Volvo 0ne in 1995)
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* Collect the drinks whilst avoiding the bad guys.
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* Half-finished game released as-is in 2015 on English Amiga Board [http://eab.abime.net/showthread.php?t=80146 here].
 
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* Released in 2015, the game and source code are available [http://www.glastonbridge.co.uk/mrbeanbag/downloads/PuzCat.zip here]
 
* Released in 2015, the game and source code are available [http://www.glastonbridge.co.uk/mrbeanbag/downloads/PuzCat.zip here]
 
* [http://amigacoding.gamecult.eu/index.php/Image:Puzcat_title.png Title Screen Image]
 
* [http://amigacoding.gamecult.eu/index.php/Image:Puzcat_title.png Title Screen Image]
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[[Image:Revolution.png|left|thumb]]
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===[[games:Revolution|Revolution]]===
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(by Keith Bugeja & Colin Vella)
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* Puzzle game
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* Available on Amiga Computing September 1992 coverdisk
 
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===[[games:RoachMotel|Roach Motel]]===
 
===[[games:RoachMotel|Roach Motel]]===
 
Type: Platform<br />
 
Type: Platform<br />

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Fight

(by Erico Patricio Monteiro)

  • King Of Fighters style 2D beat'em up for 1 or 2 players.
  • Only 4 levels and 3 characters as the game is left unfinished! (But very playable)
  • Fight is available on Aminet.



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Fighting Spirit

(by Sylvain Zangiacomi)



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Forest Fight

(by Sylvain Zangiacomi)



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Formula One Challenge

(by Steven Rennocks (Amivision Software), 1990-92,
distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Music by: Leon Poole; help from: Leon Poole,
    David Rennocks & James Carr
  • Formula One management simulation game.
  • V2 available on F1 Licenseware disk 34, or CD Vol. 1
    (F1CD:DISKS/034.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/31-40)



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Fortress

(by Lee Bamber, Malcolm Bamber, Samurai Sword and Digital Ninja, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Demo available on Amiga Format CD 1
    (AFCD1:Licenseware/F1 Licenseware/Demos)
  • Full game available on F1 Licenseware disk 7, or F1 CD Vol. 1
    (F1CD:DISKS/007.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/1-10)
  • Amiga 500 version on F1 Licenseware disk 30, or F1 CD Vol. 1
    (F1CD:DISKS/30.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/21-30/)
  • Title Screen Image



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Frontal Assault

Scorched Earth / Worms clone



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Genesia



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Green 5

(by Mark Judge)

  • 2D platform game, similar to Flashback and Another World
  • Demo version is on 1 disk
  • Full game originally for 4 disks, but later crammed onto 3 disks
  • Title screen



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Hanniss 5



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Henry's House

(by State Of The Art, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • 2D platform game with 5 main levels.
  • Source code available on the first disk.
  • Available on F1 Licenseware disks 40a & 40b, or F1 CD Vol. 1
    (F1CD:DISKS/40a.DMS and F1CD:DISKS/40b.DMS, or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/31-40)
  • More images:Freezer bonus area, Kitchen, Title screen.



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Hillsea Lido

(commercial game, distributed by Vulcan)


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Housy Housy Super Bingo

(by John Ingham (Transvamp), distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Random bingo number generator (with speech by John and Julie)
  • Version 2, 17th July 1994, available on F1 Licenseware disk 37 or F1CD Volume 1
    (F1CD:DISKS/037.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/31-40)



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Impact

(by S. Pullinger, D. Robb & B. Carr (Kids Stuff) in 1994, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Overhead car game where the aim is to crash into your opponents!
  • Requires 1MB of RAM.
  • Impact V2 is available on F1 Licenseware disk 20, or CD Vol. 1
    (F1CD:DISKS/020.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/11-20)



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Imperator

(by Bernie Noel)


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Interlock

(by Mark Mainwood, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Devised and programmed by Mark Mainwood
  • Available on Amiga Format #36 (July 1992) disk 2



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International Cricket 2

(by Paul Dowers, in 1992)


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International Golf



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Jet Set Willy 97

(by Sam Beckett / cELLBLOCK4!, in 1997)

  • Platform game
  • Coding & Graphics: Sam Beckett
  • Music: Flash & Ecstasy
  • Design: Sharkbyte Software
  • Betatesters: Flash & Gonzo
  • Version 1.2 available from Aminet



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Jet Strike



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Karate Master

(by Rob Maddison in 1994, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Martial arts fighting game for 1 or 2 players.
  • Available on F1 Licenseware disk 10, or CD Vol. 1
    (F1CD:DISKS/010.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/1-10)
  • Title screen image



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Kingdom Of Steam

(by Brian Bell, Chris Clarke and Hydro)

  • Programming: Brian Bell, Game Design & Graphics: Chris Clarke, Music: Hydro
  • Made using Reality Game Engine (which is coded in AMOS)
  • Side-scrolling shoot'em up
  • English Amiga Board page here



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Knights

(By Reaper 1993-1994)

  • Requires around 1MB of RAM
  • Version 2.42 available on Aminet
  • Some source code and images available on Aminet


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Knockout 1/2

(by Ben Wyatt in 1996)

On the 'Amiga Classix 2' CD
Find the game, extra cars and extra sames on Aminet: http://aminet.net/search?query=knockout



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Labyrinth 2

(made in 1997)


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Leaping Larry

(made in 1991)


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Legions Of Dawn

(by Andrew Campbell, distributed by F1 Licenseware)



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Lethal Formula

(by D.T.O Software & E.W.Clay, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Created using GR.A.C V2 (Graphical Adventure Creator)
  • Full game available on Amiga Format CD 1
    (AFCD1:Licenseware/F1 Licenseware/Complete_Packages)
  • Title Screen Image



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Little Boulder In Diamonds Land

(made in 1992)


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Lost On Parrott Island Adventure



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Lunar Death V1

(by Payton White)

  • NTSC game.



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Maths Monkey

(by Gina Mears, in 1994, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Educational fun for kids.
  • Available on F1 Licenseware disk 24, or F1CD Volume 1
    (F1CD:DISKS/24.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/21-30)



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May & Yam 1

(by David Gavilan, 1993)

  • Game similar to Pang! in that you destroy all the balls to complete the level.
  • 2 Player only - though 1 player can play it after letting P2 use up all their lives!
  • Every few levels you get a new background (15 different backgrounds in total)
  • There is also a hidden bonus level too!
  • A .zip containing an ADF file of the game, and AMOS sourcecode can be found here.
  • Additional game images: 1st Area, 2nd area, 3rd area, 4th area, 5th area



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May & Yam 2

(by David Gavilan, 1996)

  • Completely different game to May & Yam 1. In this game you collect icons in each level.
  • 1 or 2 player option.
  • Passwords to access later levels.
  • Every few levels you get a new background (13 different backgrounds in total)
  • There is also a hidden bonus level too!
  • A .zip containing an ADF file of the game, and AMOS sourcecode can be found here.
  • Additional game images: 1st Area, bonus area, 2nd area



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Maze Hunter

(by Frederic Cordier, Fireworks Software in 1993)



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Maze Madness

(by Ben C. Gaunt in 1994, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Maze game, with teleports and various power-ups.
  • Available on F1 Licenseware disk 46, or F1CD Vol. 1
    (F1CD:DISKS/046.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/41-50)



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Megablock 2

(by Dominic Ramsey)



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MegaTron

Features on the coverdisk of 'The One Amiga 46 (Jul 1992, disk B)'



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Meteor Defender

(By Ecalius Software, in 2015)



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Money Cascade Professional Fruit Machine

(by John Ingham (Transvamp Productions), distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Version released 16 July 1994 available on F1 Licenseware disk 36, or F1 CD Vol. 1
    (F1CD:DISKS/036.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/31-40)



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Never Ending Colouring Book

(by Deano, in 1993)

  • ST programming by Tony Greenwood
  • Graphics by Tonesoft
  • Available on Aminet and includes AMOS source code



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Oblidox V1.0

(by Pete Cox, in 1992)


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Obstickle

(by Malcolm Lavery, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Platform game
  • Password system to access each level
  • Available on F1 Licenseware disk 76, and F1 Licenseware CD Volume 1



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Okey

(by K. Kulcu and T. Taylor, in 1991)


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Operation Lemming

(by Chris Foote)

  • Programming by Chris Foote
  • Graphics by Chris Foote and Ken Evans
  • Music by Janne Leinonen (Jol005x)
  • Play testing by Richard Lloyd
  • Must run on 68000 CPU - anything faster causes crashes and/or corrupt graphics
  • Entry on Hall of Light
  • Entry on Ami Sector One (with download)



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Oubliette

(by James Wilkinson, in 2016)



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Paragon

(by Depeche Software (now Testaware?), in 1991)
Logical boardgame for two players. It's a bit like four in a row, but instead each player has to recreate a given shape.



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Phuk the world



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Picross

(by David Eriksson, of FX)

  • Patrik Axelsson helped optimize game code.
  • Tobias Soderlund helped with some levels and suggestions.
  • Picross Demo is available on Aminet.
  • Title screen



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Pictris

(by Andrew Crowe)



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Pie-A-Bill-O-Matic

(by THY)



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Plat-Man

(by Frentic Software, 1995)

  • Platform game base on characters featured in the Pac-Man game.
  • Game is available on Aminet here
  • Title screen



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Plouf

(by Aurélien Gâteau)



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Poker Mania

(by Andy Green, Green Lizard Productions)

  • (C) 1994 A.M.G.
  • All code, graphics and sound (C) 1995
  • Needs 1MB chip RAM and 68020+ CPU to run (to avoid 8000 0004 error)
  • Title screen



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Prototype

(by Christopher Caleb in 1997, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Programmed by Christopher Caleb, Graphics by Alan Caleb, Music by Simon Sinclair, Sound Sampling by Christopher Caleb, Alan Caleb and Simon Sinclair, Vocal Performance by Simon Sinclair
  • Prototype demo is available on Aminet.



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Pub Crawl

(by Volvo 0ne in 1995)

  • Collect the drinks whilst avoiding the bad guys.
  • Half-finished game released as-is in 2015 on English Amiga Board here.



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Punter

(Design & Coding by Steve Bye, Graphics by: Belinda Bye, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

  • Punter 3.2 demo, finished 2nd Feb 1996, available on Amiga Format CD 1
    (AFCD1:Licenseware/F1 Licenseware/Demos)
  • Title Screen Image



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Puzcat

(Design, Coding and Graphics by Amy Worthington)

  • Fun platformer
  • Collect the mice whilst avoiding the dogs
  • Released in 2015, the game and source code are available here
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Revolution

(by Keith Bugeja & Colin Vella)

  • Puzzle game
  • Available on Amiga Computing September 1992 coverdisk



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Roach Motel

Type: Platform
Goal: object is to kill all the roaches



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Reaxxion

(by Mike Archer, distributed by Amiga User International in 1996)


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Relics Of Deldroneye

(by Lee Bamber)



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Relics Of Deldroneye 2 - Return to Zantis

(by Christopher & Lee Bamber, Steve Gane and The Digital Ninja Network, distributed by F1 Licenseware)


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