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Anguish - AGA AmigaView game page

The Spiritual Sequel to Agony - for AmiGameJam 2024
Submitted by lionagony — 3 days, 21 hours before the deadline
Rated by 13 people so far
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So. Long time Amiga gamer, yet for some bizarre outlandish reason, I never got to Agony. This blew me away and makes me want to go pick up Agony and try it out! Anguish felt amazing to play, and despite the challenge, made me want to try it again immediately! Great graphics and music and gameplay combined to make a real Amiga experience that I remember from my yesteryears <3 

Developer(+1)

Thank you for the great comments.  Yeah you should definitely try Agony, I think it might just be the most beautiful game on any system of the 16 bit era.

Thanks. I saw your stream. Only you and Amiga bill have managed to reach the boss so far. Glad you liked the art

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Could. Not. Stop. Playing...

Instantly hooked! It truly captures the vibe of Agony and takes it to another level!

I need a big box release of this! So awesome!

Developer

Wow, thanks so much, glad you liked it!  We are hoping to get a big box release one day, we were thinking maybe for Amiga 40 but that might be a little too ambitious :)

Thanks for your kind words. A big box version makes sense for this game, yes. We just have to figure out how to do that in the future. 

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lovely graphics

Very enjoyable game expirence

Looking forward to the finished game

Developer

Thank you for the kind words.  Plans are for level 2 to be sort of pirate inspired, legendary Amiga artist Jim Sachs has given us permission to use one of his beautiful backgrounds he made for an unreleased game.

Everything you see is original hand pixelated art-no placeholders were used anywhere in the demo. All the music is original and composed just for Anguish. Of course the game will get more polish later. 

Technically OK but I think this is too early for the game to compete in the compo. Too many placeholders to see the game's full potential.

Developer

Thanks for playing it.  Not sure what you mean by placeholders though.  Yes, it's only one level but it is complete, there are 2 original songs, 3 different level sections with changing backgrounds and themes, new enemies in each, 5 powerups, a full 3 stage boss battle etc.