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"Yet another Amiga game and the last one for this weekend hopefully, is The Demon Jar; or, Fosdyke's Folly, a retro-style illustrated text adventure game designed as a short horror story for the Amstrad, Amiga, Atari ST, C64, Plus4, and ZX Spectrum (NEXT). Crafted by developer Alan Pemberton, the game transports players to a fine summer evening at the absolute height of the Victorian era. Stepping into the shoes of a young gentleman named Oswald Stanley, players set off to visit an old college companion, only for the night to take a deeply sinister turn as a murderous evil spirit emerges from the shadows. What follows is a adventure crafted to chill Oswald to his very marrow, leaving it entirely up to the player's choices to guide him safely through the harrowing night."

"Babylonian Twins wasn't the only unreleased game to see the light of day this week, as we welcome the release of Oracle (La Légende de / The Legend of), a long-lost first-person 3D dungeon crawler RPG originally built for the Commodore Amiga. Drawing heavy inspiration from classics like Dungeon Master, the project was originally developed using AMOS Professional starting back in 1996. While it was initially intended to hit the market as shareware, production ground to a halt, leaving the unfinished version 0.3d—dated 13 December 1996—as the final historical snapshot of the game. Now, a newly preserved, ready-to-run ADF disk image allows modern players to experience this bit of gaming history via Amiga hardware or emulators like WinUAE without having to wrestle with the original programming environment."

"Another Amiga game to talk about this week, as if you loved playing SEGA’s classic puzzler called Columns, you'll pleased to know that Ceonello is working on bringing over the Game Gear version to the Commodore Amiga with the help of AI. Because the creator no longer owns a physical Amiga 500, development is relying on emulation, meaning the current work-in-progress version is limited to keyboard inputs."

"DuneCity has arrived on Android, PC, and Mac, transforming the open sourced Dune Legacy engine into a complex Sim City like experience. While players return to the harsh desert planet of Arrakis to manage the vital spice trade, the gameplay shifts focus from traditional real-time strategy warfare to massive civic infrastructure. Survival hinges on careful city planning, where players must design zoning districts for residential, commercial, and industrial use. A fully functional power grid is essential to keep the settlement alive, as any blackout can prove fatal in the unforgiving environment."

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