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paulkienitz/Tripppin github
an Amiga implementation of the board game Trippples®
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scm2000/paddleBall github
Amiga Paddle Ball Game - 2024
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boingball/robovac-rescue github
Amiga Game - Workbench robovac-rescue
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conradv5379/TicTacToe github
Amiga Game
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Zartan/ssw-a1000-original github
Original Solar System Wars game for Amiga 500/1000, version 1.43
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Python script that finds and organizes game image files, like Amiga .ADF files, by genre
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mattias242/xenon-clone github
A simplified web-based clone of the classic Amiga game Xenon
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phipslk/cantstop github
Can't Stop - a push-your-luck dice game in Hollywood (Amiga). DE/EN, AI opponents, Windows + Amiga 68k binaries.
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An Amiga game I wrote back in 1990!
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paullaudeman/cnet-empire github
A modernization case study disguised as an Amiga project: a 1993 C-Net BBS door game preserved byte-for-byte, its host rebuilt as a contract, now played by humans and AI through the same interface.
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AlexHedley/movem-web github
Amiga game, sokoban clone
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isakody/VJ_Lemmings github
FIB asignatura VJ. 2D game imitation of the Commodore Amiga game Lemmings made from scratch with OpenGL by a 2-person team.
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fmayer/thromolusng github
Remake of the game "Thromolus" for Amiga.
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Game from the past (Amiga game) variation. Vibe coding (claude code).
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mpgossage/RotatorBlock github
Unity clone of Amiga Game 'Clockwise'
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ejber-ozkan/GameBaseBox github
GBBox / GameBase Box: frontend for GameBase retro game databases. A Cross-platform (Windows, Mac, Linux) modern frontend
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VonKossa/ReFlood github
ReFlood is a source reconstruction of the Amiga game *Flood*. It recreates the original game on modern systems using SDL2
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vs-sr-dev/cd32-myth-doc github
Structural teardown of Myth: History in the Making (Amiga CD32, System 3). The disc is the 1992 three-floppy release pressed whole - three 880 KiB disk images plus an 18 KB shim - behind a hole of exactly 50 MiB....
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jz237/pinball-illusions-html github
Reconstruction of the Amiga AGA Pinball Illusions (1995) as a browser game, decoded from the original disks
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jhonnaker1/commodore-uno github
UNO for Vintage Computers — one card game, 17 ports, five CPU families (6502, Z80, 6809, 68000, TMS9900)
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James Pond 2: Codename RoboCod (Amiga CD32, 1993) — measurements of the pressed disc: a 128.000000 MiB hole, 93.9 % of the file bytes as CDXL video, a three-language manual with no characters in it, and a boot script...