Amiga Games > Electronic Games Genre RPG and Adventure Games - 199 products found
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Sonic 2:
... digging out my old mega drive once more I have decided it is time for another game review. I have spend literally days going through and playing some of the Mega drive Classics, including Sonic the Hedgehog 2, and this is the game I will be reviewing now for you. Please Note I am reviewing the Megadrive format, although all of the Megadrive games have been placed in the Amiga games section of Dooyoo! * Sonic T... Read the full review: Sonic Is Back... and This Time He's Got Tails! by loulou22 |
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North & South Amiga Games / overall rating  (2 reviews)
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Space 1889 Amiga Games / Space 1889 is a role-playing game published by Empire Strategy |
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Diaspora Amiga Games / Diaspora is a multiplayer game developed by Altitude. You have to buy your ship take off into space and trade between planets. overall rating  (1 review)
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A Tale in the Desert Amiga Games / overall rating  (1 review)
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The Settlers Amiga Games / overall rating  (3 reviews)
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Star Trek: Starfleet Academy Amiga Games / Star Trek: Starfleet Academy by Interplay Productions. overall rating  (1 review)
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Sinbad the Sailor Amiga Games / You are Sinbad the Sailor battling forces. There are pirates and genies, romance and heartbreak, comedy and tragedy, set in an universe that begs to be explored. |
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Uninvited Amiga Games / Uninvited is an advnture game published by ICOM for one player. |
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Shadowlands Amiga Games / A role-playing game published by Krisalis Software Ltd. |
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Diablo 2 ... I m addicted.... Must complete the Set of Items for my Level 45 Amazon! *twitch*. It s true - this game is fiendishly addictive - beyond simple hack-and-slash, this game offers progression of the 5 characters (7 with the expansion Lord Of Destruction), to match most RPG/RTS games. Try your skills with the Amazon, Barbarian, Necromancer, Druid, Paladin, Assassin or Sorceress. Assisting you is a Rogue, changeable at each level if you want, depending on your needs. With a Treasure Chest for your booty, tradespeople to barter and gamble with, end of level baddies (like the old days!), and countless unique and magical items, this game is endless fun as you quest to sa... Read the full review: More than just Hack and Slash by The Daz |
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Alien 3 ... video game adaptations of contemporary films never made for the most memorable gaming experience, and Probe’s translation of ‘Alien 3’ lives up to the cash-in standards of the time by being largely irrelevant and unfaithful to its source. If anyone really remembers the third Alien film after all this time (the sort of film that creates quite a buzz when first released that soon dies down as audiences realise it really wasn’t that good compared to its predecessors), it once again starred Sigourney Weaver as the sci-fi action heroine Ellen Ripley, facing her third attack of terrifying H.R. Giger-designed extraterrestrial menaces in a run-down prison complex out in th... Read the full review: Game Over, Man! Game Over by Frankingsteins |
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It Came From The Desert ... expected more from a game packaged in a box featuring a B-movie style screaming woman getting terrified by an enormous ant. Despite the intriguing title, It Came From the Desert isn t a comedy game, combining a basic and tediously difficult survival game with a not-so-subtle anti-nuclear message that s likely all inspired by the B-classic Them! The player must track down the cause of the mutations as the most evil and destructive creature of them all: a giant ant! I mean humankind, responsible for these mutations in the first place, obviously. But there is a giant ant too. It s also, sadly, one of those games where the opening animation ends up being far superior to... Read the full review: Beware of THEM! by Frankingsteins |
