In a not too distant past the Amiga had its fair share of games based on movie licenses, so I decided to give myself a bunch of rules so I would check out some of the less talked about ones. But were they any good?

After the epic XXL episode of last month things return to normal.
As we hit the post December slump here, with all the big games having come out in time for xmas. But there were still a few interesting game and bits of software.

Amos was popular with the budding game devs and some of them went on to release games in the shops.
and in this video I’m checking a number of them out, also featuring a few of my Amos loving mates!

A special Xmas edition of Cover Disk Face off, as we check out all 9 Christmas editions of the main Amiga Magazines.
That meant 6 Amiga formats,

2 Amiga Actions

and a Maverick One for Amiga!

The Amiga hit its stride in 1986 and for the following 10 years was amazing, so I’ve picked my 2 favourite games for each year that I “owned” back in the day.

Quake 2 wasn’t really known for its addons or total conversions. But there were a few, and as is typical for Head Games this was an un-official conversion.
So lets check out Juggernaut for Quake 2 (Deluxe edition).

Lets go back to January 1991, a time when Amiga Power didn’t exist! So please welcome 2 guest magazines, Zero and Amiga Fun!

Its January and we are all feeling a little broke. So lets check out some free Amiga games on Itch.IO

Its the start of a new year so lets look at a game that released 30 years ago!!

A space sim that tried to do its own thing, but did it do it well? lets check out Star Rangers.

Its the last day of the year and its the last cover disk face off, of the year!
so enjoy with an extra magazine!