Production Tools and Budget credits for the game The Museum Of Anything Goes

Why I avoid replaying old games.

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Mario Party DS

HELP NEEDED: Looking for the right Amiga game…

I’m building a 1980s game room at work for an upcoming social event. There are multiple rooms planned and people can get a few points in each. At the end, the ones with the highest number of points will win. Among other props, I have three fully working old computers – Sinclair ZX Spectrum+, Atari 800XL and Commodore Amiga 500. All of them will be there switched on and doing something interesting, but only one will be used for the purposes of competition.

I’m looking for a Amiga game that meets the following requirements:

• The game concept is simple and easy to understand
• It is fun to play
• The game features scoring
• An average player will win/lose in 60 seconds (if the difficulty is selectable, I will choose the one to meet this requirement)

I haven’t decided yet what game should be used for this purpose. Space Invaders on Atari seems to be the best (when set to the highest difficulty level) but maybe there is something better for Amiga.

Gamer Forever by Jean Yves Lemoigne, CASEY

Screencap from “…A Personal Nightmare” (1989), published by Horrorsoft for the Amiga, Atari ST and MS-DOS.

You can play the game here.