Spheroid is a puzzle game for the Commodore Amiga. In Spheroid you guide a metal sphere around a maze of tiles towards the exit tile, […]
Author: Michal Bergseth
He is the editor of Amitopia Amiga Magazine since 1998. Amiga user since 1988. Love the Amiga community. Amiga passion as it should be.
New Amiga Game: Dogi
Amiten Games released the very first Amiga game in 2024. Dogi is the name of the game and it is a simple but funny platformer […]
NetSurf 3.11 is now available to Download
The first news in 2024 goes to AmigaOS 4! NetSurf, which is a great browser from the world of Acorn and RiscOS has now reached […]
Amiga 2000 Rev 4 with PiStorm Classic Working!
Finally! Amitopia is back after many weeks of sleeping a bit. This has to do with me having too much work to do, but I […]
AmiSSL 5.13 is out for All Amiga Systems
Now OpenSSL 3.2 is available for all AmigaOS systems. On MorphOS you need AmiSSL installed if you want to use 68k AmigaOS software that requires […]
Release Every Friday from January 2024
It is time to say that Amitopia TV is mature enough to be released once a week as a Stream on YouTube. Also, I will […]
AmiGameJam Awards
For those who missed the live stream, you can still watch the AmiGameJam awards show online any time you like! (For those who don’t know […]
AmiSSL 5.11 brings OpenSSL 3.1.3 to Amiga
Version 5.11 of the AmiSSL encryption protocol is now available, bringing improved security to your Amiga system. It’s now based on OpenSSL 3.1.3, which was […]
Winners of AmiGameJam 2022
The Amiga community recently wrapped up its exciting AmiGameJam 2022 competition, where people created their own Amiga games with a “Sword & Sorcery” theme. Gamedevelopers […]
Organize Your Life with PolyOrganiser 1.21
If you want to keep your life more organized and love to use MorphOS. Then take a look at this News! PolyOrganiser 1.21 has been […]
Noice with Last Goat Standing is a Masterpiece
It is time to use the more powered Amigas for something. And that is to see demos shine at higher MHz. This masterpiece from Noice […]
Vim was originally developed for the Amiga!
One of the most used LINUX editors started its life on the Amiga. Who would think that? Inspired by a previous port of Stevie for […]