AMOS:Games Created With AMOS part 1

1 Across 2 Down

(by Amiganuts United, in 1990)

2 disks

18th Hole

(by Stephen Garside, in 1993)

2 disks

4-Way Lynx

(by Andreas Andreou, distributed by Deja Vu)

V1.11 dated 12 November 1990

4Lynx4

(by Amphru Destiny)

Requires 1.5MB RAM
V1.0 made in 1997

6Tris

(by James Daniels in 1996) Home page

AMOS Coin Drop

Fruit Machine

YouTube video showing the game

A Tour Through Time

(by Mike Austin and Dr. P.J. Harvey, with music by
Steve Gane, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

Demo (version 1.12) available on Amiga Format CD 1
(AFCD1:Licenseware/F1 Licenseware/Demos)
[Screen Image]

ABH

Full version on Aminet
by T. Pears

Aero-Die-Namik

(By Jesters Tear (aka Gary Peers & Allan McCullen) on
1st June 1994, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

2D shoot'em up, with 5 levels. Control by mouse only.
Available on F1 Licenseware disks 29a & 29b, or F1 CD Vol. 1 (F1CD:DISKS/29a.DMS & F1CD:DISKS/29b.DMS,
or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/21-30/)
More images: Title screen, Jesters Tear logo and Highscores

All-Square

(by Steven Rennocks in 1991, music & SFX by Leon Poole, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

Puzzle game.
Available on F1 Licenseware disk 15, or F1CD Vol. 1
(F1CD:DISKS/015.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/11-20)
Title screen image

Ambassador Pro Fruit Machine

(by John Ingham (Transvamp), distributed by
F1 Licenseware)

Fruit Machine gambling game.
Version, released 16th July 1994, available on F1 Licenseware disk 38 or F1CD Volume 1
(F1CD:DISKS/038.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/31-40)

AMR Wolf

(by Alastair M. Robinson, in 1996)

Wolfenstein clone
Written in AMOS using the GameSupport extension and some assembler code
Requires 68020+ CPU and AGA Amiga to run
Cartographer (level editor) and AMOS sources are included in the archive
Available from Aminet

Ant Wars

Aquakon

(by Lee Bamber, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

Demo available on Amiga Format CD 1
(AFCD1:Licenseware/F1 Licenseware/Demos)
More images: Demo Title Screen, Level 1 Intro

Ask Me Another

(by Gina Mears in 1994, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

Educational fun.
Demo available on Amiga Format CD 1
(AFCD1:Licenseware/F1 Licenseware/Demos/Ask_Me)
Full version available on F1 Licenseware disk 22 or F1CD Volume 1
(F1CD:DISKS/22.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/21-30)
Title Screen Image

Ballunacy

(by Mark Seymour, music by Luke Miller, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

Demo available on Amiga Format CD 1
(AFCD1:Licenseware/F1 Licenseware/Demos)
Demo Title Screen

Base Jumpers

(ECS & CD32 versions)

by Rasputin
see the Base Jumpers review on Ninjaw's Amiga CD32 Page

Base Jumpers on Hall of Light

Battle Space

(by Andrzej Bugajny and Artur Furmanek, presented by AKSON)

Space Invaders style 2D shoot'em up.
Version dated 28/5/1995 (along with more images) available from here
Title Screen image

Boris Ball

(by Ben Wyatt in 1996, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

Demo available on Amiga Format CD 1
(AFCD1:Licenseware/F1 Licenseware/Demos)
Title Screen Image

Bounce

(by Ben Wyatt in 1995

Brainsphere

(By TestAware, 1995)

YouTube video showing the game

Breed '96

Breed '96 on Hall Of Light

Chilly Chavez

(by Richard Moore, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

Written with help from: Brian Bell & Aaron Fothergill
2D platform game, with 7 levels.
Available on F1 Licenseware disks 35a, 35b & 35c, or F1 CD Vol. 1
(F1CD:DISKS/035a.DMS, F1CD:DISKS/035b.DMS and F1CD:DISKS/035c.DMS,
or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/31-40)
More images: Title Screen, Level 2

Cliff Hangar

(by ?, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

Educational fun.
Part of The Absolute Beginners Guide To AMOS V1.2
Available on F1 Licenseware disk 3, or CD Vol. 1
(F1CD:DISKS/003.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/1-10)

Code Name Nano

(by Malcolm Lavery, in 1995)

Music taken from the public domain.
Game contains 20 levels.
Available on F1 Licenseware disk 41, or CD Vol. 1
(F1CD:DISKS/041.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/41-50)
More images: Techworld Level 1, High Scores, Bee Bopp Ba Hula logo

Colonial Conquest I

Space strategy game, combining Conquest with Civilization

Colonial Conquest II

(by Christian Mumenthaler, Music by Carl Wooltorton, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

Space strategy game, combining Conquest with Civilization
Full game (version 1.1) available on Amiga Format CD 1
(AFCD1:PD Games)
Title Screen Image

Crack It

(by ?, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

Simple code-breaking game.
Available on F1 Licenseware disk 4, or CD Vol. 1
(F1CD:DISKS/004.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/1-10)

Cricket Crazy

(by Paul Dowers in 1994, distributed by F1 Licenseware)

International Cricket game
Available on F1 Licenseware disk 2, or CD Vol. 1
(F1CD:DISKS/002.DMS or F1CD:F1_RUNNABLE/1-10)
Coin Toss image

Cyber Blast 2

(by Marek Naum, Radoslaw Latala, Stanly Stuzuk and Ireneusz Nowak)

Requires 1MB Chip RAM and 0.5MB Fast RAM.
Doom & Hired Guns clone.
An unregistered Cyber Blast 2 is available on Aminet (and requires keyfile to access extra levels, graphics and monsters).
More images: Game Over image, Level Editor image, Psionik logo, Title Screen image

Damned

(by Testaware, 1992)

YouTube video showing the game

DarkAngel

(by Archaos Software & 17 Bit Software)

A frantic programmer has revolted and plugged himself into the mainframe. He has taken
over the cyborg security guards and it's up to you to get to him and take back control of the cyborgs.
Demo version available from the English Amiga Board archives.

Deadline!

(by Shadow Software, Coding: Aaron Fothergill; GFX: Adam Fothergill)

Help Arnold Shortscribbler find his Amiga, AMOS software and disks.
He needs them to write an article for the next AMOS newsletter.
Available on APD123 and from the English Amiga Board archives.