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A 2D multiplayer space shooter, inspired by the Amiga classic Gravity Force. Play race, mission or dogfight. Single player, with friends or against AI. There are 50+ levels and a map-editor included. Global hi-score and achievements with replays on the website. The game plays on Windows, Linux and Mac.

Rick Dangerous was one of my favorite games for the spectrum (and Amiga), it already has a very good clone (xrick), but it lacks the ability to easily create new maps and enhance the graphics since they are built in the code itself. RickyD uses xml extensively to configure all aspects of the game, from objects to tiles and sound, maps are also written in xml, so they can be easily edited. Creating completely new maps is very easy, just create a new tileset and use a tool like tiled to put everything together. ...

This is a remake of the old Amiga PD game Crazy Sue, with all new graphics, levels, monsters and a level editor. There's also a mode which lets you play the original game.

A open-source reimplementation of the Amiga game called "Roketz". It was both a Shoot-em-up and a racing game, against gravity.

MOAGG is a 2D gravity game, combining the idea and fun of several existing games, such as Space Taxi (C64) and Gravity Force (Amiga).

Epiphany is a multi-platform clone of Boulderdash (a.k.a Emerald Mine on the Amiga) made with SDL library.

The Phavon project aims at the creation of a 2D vertical scrolling progressive-weapon shoot 'em up (following in some way the style of the old-time classic Amiga game Xenon II). Map and level editors will be released, as well, to allow non-tech users to

An adaption of the Amiga game(s) Gravity Force 2/Gravity Power for Linux. It aims to provide level compatibility with the original and also support network play.

An arcade-like game for Linux, Windows, Dreamcast, Amiga.

A Game / Game-Engine project primarily focusing on creating a space-shooter game loosely based on 'Turboraketti' (Amiga). The goal is to have the game running on multiple platforms, including Windows XP, Linux and Nintendo DS.