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Amegas

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Amegas is a video game clone of Arkanoid written by Guido Bartels for the Amiga and published by reLINE Software in 1987. In Australia the game was published by Ozisoft.

Game data

Released
1987-01-01
User rating
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Platforms
Commodore / Amiga

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Amegas is a wild, fast paced game written to take full advantage of the Amiga's amazing speed, graphics and sound! Bounce, shoot, slam, and juggle your way through 40 challenging screens. Every screen has its own surprises and it will take quick reflexes to deal with all the action, sounds, and sights! For the Amiga 500, 1000 and 2000.

Released
1987
Genres
Arcade
Platforms
Amiga
Game modes
Single player, Multiplayer
Developer
reLINE Software
Publisher
Pandora

Wikidata facts

Instance of
video game
Country of origin
Germany
Game mode
hotseat
Distribution format
floppy disk
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input device
computer mouse
publication date
1987-01-01
title
Amegas
inspired by
Arkanoid
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Encyclopedic overview

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Amegas is a video game clone of Arkanoid written by Guido Bartels for the Amiga and published by reLINE Software in 1987. In Australia the game was published by Ozisoft.

==Gameplay== The player controls a paddle, situated at the bottom of the screen. The paddle can only be moved horizontally, and is used to stop the ball leaving the bottom of the screen. Should the ball leave the bottom of the screen, the player loses a life, and the ball is reset on the paddle. Every time the ball hits a brick, the brick disappears. When the player has destroyed all the bricks in a round, he or she will progress to the next round, and a new wall of bricks will be produced. The patterns the bricks are laid out in varies from round to round. Sometimes, upon the ball colliding with a brick, the brick will fall and can be collected by the paddle to produce a bonus for the player. The bonus the player receives depends upon the color of the brick which has fallen.

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