BoredDogGames, Author at RVG

Agony – Amiga Retro Rewind Review.

Swooping onto the Commodore Amiga in 1992, Agony was to be Art & Magic’s first and only dalliance with the

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Vectors, the bane of the Commodore 64. Many have tried over the years to bring a polygonal presence to the

After the success of Soulless in 2012, the much-lauded duo of Georg Rottensteiner and Trevor Storey reunited a year later

When Sensible Software developed the Outlaw published Shoot’ Em-Up Construction Kit back in 1987, it brought a whole new range

A bit like buses, we get two new Amiga releases arriving at the same time, with both offerings being of

With the world’s fossil fuels depleted and an explosion in the Northern polar thermal reactor cutting off the energy supply,