Developer Xerra has released a free rebuild of Gloom, the classic Amiga Doom-style shooter, for macOS. The project, tagged as AI-assisted in its code, recreates the original 3D action game for modern Apple computers. via itch.io
Blitter Studio has released version 2.8.0 of the firmware and drivers for the ZZ9000 Amiga graphics card. The firmware moves ZZ9000AX audio handling onto the card, adds FPGA images for A4000 video-slot connections, and extends coprocessor services, while the drivers speed up Picasso96 drawing, add SANA-II multicast support and include an on-Amiga manual. via amiga-news.de
Developer coze has released a free demo of Act I of Mass Fraction, a hard science fiction space-industry strategy game presented in a sixteen-colour Amiga-inspired palette. The demo runs in-browser via HTML5 and covers economy and management gameplay set in a sci-fi space setting. via itch.io
A new open source hardware project called HippoFlops offers a Gotek-compatible external floppy disk emulator for Amiga computers. It allows Amiga users to load disk images without relying on physical floppy disks. via reddit.com
The Blues Brothers: Jukebox Adventure, a 1994 sequel that never appeared on Amiga despite releasing on SNES, PC and Game Boy, is being brought to the platform by developer dlfrsilver as a full AGA version, following the resurfacing of the game late in 2025. via indieretronews.com
Developer MAZ has released Bubble Killer, a fast-paced arcade shooter built in AMOS for PAL Amiga 500 systems. Players are positioned at the centre of the screen and must survive an ever-growing swarm of bubbles while scoring as high as possible, with the game available to download on a name-your-own-price basis. via itch.io
Homebrew developer HooGames2017, known for previous Amiga titles like ARC4NERD, Dr. Dangerous and Phantom Leap, has revealed a new project called Lost in the Middle Ages. Built with the Scorpion Engine, the game is set in a medieval world and targets the Commodore Amiga 500. via indieretronews.com
A new project by Vesuri ports Vette!, the 1991 Macintosh Color street racer originally developed by Sphere, Inc. and published by Spectrum HoloByte, to the Commodore Amiga. It runs the original 68000 codebase through a custom implementation of Macintosh system services, bringing the full 1.02 version of the game to the platform. via indieretronews.com
Developer MAZ has released Amiga 15 Puzzle, a name-your-own-price recreation of the classic sliding tile puzzle built in AMOS for Amiga 500 PAL systems. The goal is to slide numbered tiles into the correct order. via itch.io
Amiga developer ESKAY has announced a new project to convert SNK's arcade beat 'em up P.O.W. (Prisoners of War) natively to Amiga AGA hardware. The first level is already partially playable on Amiga 1200, with ESKAY citing a childhood attachment to the arcade original and inspiration from scene figures like Hoffman. via indieretronews.com
A project called Nelumbo lets owners of ADF files from the Amiga Lotus racing game series play them on Windows or Linux through a reworked engine. It adds three renderer options, custom music and internet radio support, modern keyboard, analog controller and steering wheel compatibility, rumble, widescreen and ultrawide display modes, a wider field of view, and more detailed roadside scenery. via amiga-news.de
A new batch of WHDLoad installers has been published for Amiga games, letting titles originally made for floppy disk run from hard disk. New additions include Vette! and Rescue on Fractalus!, both done by Vesuri, alongside fixes for Lin Wu's Challenge and cheat mode options added to Cybersphere and Cybersphere Plus. via amiga-news.de
