That works so well? Amberstar pretty much contains everything that With first person POV in towns and dungeons. The game combines the top-down “Ultima”-perspective Most popular RPGs at the time and refined them as much as technologyĪllowed. With one lone character, but you can recruit five more as you travelĪround the realms of Lyramion. (Who otherwise might make life shit for everybody.) The game begins
Was 1992 A.D.? You set out to collect thirteen pieces of theĪmberstar, which then can be used to perma-banish an evil bastard. Story may not be the most original one in a Fantasy-setting, but what
A proof of theirĪmbition was the fact that they were planning a trilogy of games. Thalion was ready to make The epic of Epic RPGs. The original game was revived in the 2010s on Windows, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. (The two “3D”-games are exclusive to the Amiga.) Note: And if you just can’t get enough, there is always the sequel: Alien Breed II: The Horror Continues (1993)… And Alien Breed: Tower Assault (1994)… And Alien Breed 3D (1995)… Which was followed by Alien Breed 3D II: Killing Grounds in 1996. Including: A damn fine intro- / title-screen tune by Allister Brimble. Alien Breed has all the characteristics of a typical Amiga-classic: Well programmed, good-looking, controls perfectly, and takes some time to complete. (The game even has a “Credit Sharing” option.) You have energy-bars as well, so none of that “one-hit”-death shit. In two-player mode, you stick to the same screen and look out for each other. And many sections require key-cards for gaining access. Better weapons and tools can be purchased for credits at computer terminals, but you soon realize that blowing up the place will become a part of the mission at one point. Giger”-style extraterrestrials just waiting for the meat? You run around the halls and corridors, shoot at everything that moves, and try to figure out ways to get to the next level. And would you believe that the multi-directional scrolling station is crawling with “H.R. With a plot that takes the best bits from Alien and Aliens, complete with an atmospheric intro (Including Tobias Richter’s 3D animations.), this one- or simultaneous two-player game takes place at a space station that has stopped taking calls.
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