amigapd

Amiga PD is a charityware site - if you download any disk images you are encouraged to donate to our chosen charity - Mencap - at our justgiving page.

Suggested donations are £1 per disk image download as this was the cost of obtaining a disk back in the 1990s.  Thank you.

AmigaPd was launched on October 21st 2010 with the simple aim of showcasing the best of amiga public domain, shareware and freeware games which were available during the 1980s and 90s.
 
The website aims to provide ADF / DMS disk images for download, game reviews, links to video clips and hopefully information on new public domain games.
 

Click here to read about our exciting new Football Management Game which we have been working on for the last few months.

Want to play test the work in progress version of the game then click here.

Graham Humphrey kindly play tested the game - to read his thoughts and the changes currently be made click here.

Click here to visit our download section of Amiga Public Domain games.

Currently all Assassin Game Disks are available for download. Assassin Disks 1-40, 41,-80, 81-120, 121-160, 161-200, 201-240, 241-261

Future plans include a top 100 disk download section.

This website only contains public domain, shareware and freeware disk images.  It does not contain kickstart roms or commercial game disks.

To obtain a licenced kickstart we recommend you buy Amiga Forever . The software also comes with pre-installed Workbench, games and demos. 

The Freeware page includes details of software publishers who have made their old amiga games available for download including Team17 and Gremlin.
 

I am currently working on a self booting CD for the CD32 / Amiga 1200 containing 200+ public domain classic games. 

Read my progress clicking here.  The CD has been created using the excellent CD32 toolkit by Lennon Lives.

Q-Bic  is Game of the Month for April. Click here to read the reviews and watch the videos.

Click here to watch videos on different Amiga public domain games including Quik and Silva, Beetle and Deluxe Galaga.

Whilst running AmigaPd I have been fortunate to interview various Amiga Programmers from both the Public Domain and Commercial industry.  Programmers interviewed so far include:

Amigan Software - A company still producing Amiga Software - read about their latest games and software

Wayne Ashworth - Currently updating his two player seek and kill game.

Jens Andersson and Jan Kronquist - Creators of Gravity Power.

Lee Bamber - Talks about the classic point and click adventure games he made - Relics of Deldroneye

Matthias Bock - The creator behind LazyCow Games, including gems such as Monsters of Terror and Mine Runner.

David Cruickshank - The talented individual behind Alien Fish Finger and other classic games.

Glen Cumming The programmer behind Alien Bash and Alien Bash 2 shares his memories.

Adrian Cummings The Founder of Mutation Software talks about his commercial games and which ones he has now kindly made available for down.

Kevin Gallagher - Classic Arcade remakes - including Gorf and Dodge Em.

Krzysztfof Matys - Creator of a new Amiga game - Diver

Andrew Haywood - Game Tester of Electrek

Paul Huckstepp  Talks about his former Licenceware puzzle games.

David Makin - Creator of Crystal Dragon

Dave May - Airt Taxi creator - classic space taxi fare chasing game.

Andrew Morris - Part of the creative talent behind the Lotus games and Super Cars.

Dave Parsons - Talks about his classic platform games - Morton Strikes Back - Eric

Phil Ruston - Remembers his classic game Aquanaut and Wibble World Giddy.
 
Gumita Singh - Creator of Henry's House.

Edgar Vigdal - The creative talent behind Deluxe Galaga and Deluxe Pacman.

Tony Warriner - Kindly talks about Beneath a Steel sky - now available as freeware.

Jim Wills - Remembers his Frogger clone - Toado

Ben Wright - Talks to AmigaPd about Scavenger and Scavenger 2.

Got a game you have written for the Commodore Amiga 500 or 1200 which you want to release as public domain, then please contact me.