Amiga

Developer NeilEricson has released Starwinder, a name-your-own-price vertical-scrolling shoot-'em-up for AGA Amiga machines including the A1200, A4000 and CD32. The game spans 14 worlds and features 15 bosses, with co-op support for single player action. It began life as an Amiga game before being developed in parallel as a PC version, with both sharing the same levels, enemies, bosses and scoring, while the Amiga release uses art converted for the AGA chipset and new music composed for Paula audio. Downloads are available for CD32, floppy and hard drive installations. via itch.io

Mario 'Falke_34' Börner has released version 0.50 of Clavicembalo, a piano program for AmigaOS 4.1 with a ReAction user interface. It can be played via the computer keyboard or mouse on an on-screen 88-key piano spanning A0 to C8, and can also play MIDI files or simple text files containing notes. Sound output runs through AHI, with five selectable sound engines: an SFZ sample player using real piano samples with four variants, the mdaPiano and mdaEPiano synthesizers, the mdaDX10 FM synthesizer with 32 presets, and the mdaJX10 analog polysynth with 46 presets. via amiga-news.de

Developer Pawel "Tukinem" Tukatsch has released a demo version of Pyramid Escape, a new platformer for the Commodore Amiga. The game was presented at the NRG 2026 demoparty in Poznan, Poland, where it took first place in the games competition. The demo lets players control the pharaoh's mummy through two levels while trying to escape a pyramid. The full version is planned for digital release on Itch.io in December, alongside a boxed floppy disc edition from the K&A Plus shop, and will add mini-levels involving mirror puzzles that direct sunlight to open floor hatches. The game requires an Amiga with 1 MB of chip RAM and 0.5 MB of other RAM. via amiga-news.de

ACNE Production has released a third demo version of Mundialito 3, the latest entry in its arcade football series for Amiga. The update fully optimises the scrolling routines, making the game run faster and more smoothly than before. Player positioning logic has also been revised so players track the ball more effectively and fall back to defend, and the substitutes' bench can now be accessed. The demo adds a budget system that grows with match results and a post-match transfer market to bring variety to the arcade-style tournaments. via amiga-news.de