Boxx Remake - A rather enjoyable platformer by Lemming880 gets a new 1.0 build

As I said before, I was pleasantly surprised by how enjoyable Lemming880's platformer ' Boxx 2 ' and ' Boxx 3 ' was on the Amiga system! Especially as not only were they fun games to play, although developed using the slower engine backbone, they did have the added extra of bright and bold colourful detail by Koyot1222. So why are we mentioning these games again? Well we have just been informed by Saberman, that Lemming880 together with Koyot1222, has announced the release of the 'Boxx Remake 1.0'; the original game now ported over to the more impressive Scorpion Engine.

Boxx 4 Amiga - The sequel to a great platformer series by Retroguru is finally here!

As an Amiga owner and a fan of homebrew releases I was pleasantly surprised by how enjoyable Lemming880's platformer ' Boxx 2 ' and ' Boxx 3 ' was on the Amiga system, especially with added bright and bold colourful detail by Koyot1222. Both of these games were developed using backbone and required you the player to collect as many coins as possible, while avoiding deadly traps, killing bad bosses and aiming to reach the exit to complete the level.. So why are we mentioning these games again? Well check out the latest update below and you'll find out why :).

The Scorpion Engine - The next best creation tool for the Amiga gets an update

As most of you are aware, there are different ways to create Amiga games, either through Amos, Blitz Basic, RedPill or through the rather lackluster Backbone. But one such engine is making its presence known, and that's Earok's Scorpion engine; a constantly updated piece of software that gives developers the tools to create graphically impressive games, running at decent frame rates even on the lowest spec'd Amigas.

The Scorpion Engine - The next best creation tool for the Amiga?

As most of you are aware, there are different ways to create Amiga games, either through Amos, Blitz Basic, RedPill or through the rather lackluster Backbone. But one such engine is making its presence known, and that's Earok's upcoming Scorpion engine; a nifty piece of software that at some point will allow other users to create great games as 50HZ on A500...Or as in the case of the latest Tales of Gorluth conversion and other footage shown through this year so far, the possibility of creating higher end games with smooth scrolling even on lower end machines.

Zelda Fan Game - Scorpion Engine testing on the Commodore Amiga

We've featured many Zelda fan games over the years from Zelda Parallel Worlds to Beyond Hyrule to name but a few, but unlike those games however this one is slightly special. As thanks to Earok, he has announced the first showing of the Scorpion Engine for the Commodore Amiga; a new engine as a remake of the tiny part of the open source Zelda fan game "Return of the Hylian" (by Vincent Jouillat).

Scorpion CD32 Games Compilation : 10 great game release for the Amiga CD32!

Earok certainly knows how to release some quality retro games originally from the Amiga over to the Amiga CD32, and today's release by Earok and Scorpion is no exception. Here we are with the Scorpion CD32 Games Compilation; Ten official CD32 games together on a single disc such as Akira, Darkseed, D/Generation, Lamborghini Challenge, Microcosm, Rise of the Robots, Roadkill, Subwar 2050, Syndicate and Vital Light. Anyone who has a Amiga CD32 should be ecstatic with this lot, full of action and full of fun!