40 AMIGA Point and Click Adventure Games

Do you love the classic point and click genre? Did you play a game years ago but cant remember the name? Do you want to know what other point and click games there are in case you have missed a gem?
Well you're in luck! Here I have compiled a total of 40 classic Amiga point and clicks games for your viewing pleasure. Each game clip is 30 seconds long just to give you a little taster :)

[@Jayce_Alexander]

Thanks for this, guys! Thanks to this video, I managed to rediscover a couple of classics I had forgotten the names of. Lure of the Temptress in particular! Ah the memories, the game that turned me into a fantasy fan. For years I was looking for it, but I couldn't remember the bloody name! I got a copy of the game right away haha. Keep up the good work, dudes!

[@BrutalBarracuda]

Jayce Thanks, keep you're eyes peeled for more videos in this style, ive got a list of videos planned :) glad it helped you find some long forgotten gems!

[@partyblue9]

Funnily enough this is the exact game I have been searching years for as well! I had to look up the start of a playthrough to be sure as I could only ever remember the very start setting a fire in the cell.

[@Mark-England]

It doesn't take long to find if you just search for Amiga adventure games

[@partyblue9]

It's so difficult to find games you have little memory of for systems like this with hundreds of games for it. It's great when you finally find one afters years of searching =)

[@BrutalBarracuda]

Did this video help you find a long lost game? Which one? :)

[@Alianger]

Isn't that the FM towns version of Zak McKracken?

[@Drysset]

Yes it is.

[@Realmasterorder]

Great Video ! definately some of my the best Adventure games i ever played are here,i was lucky enough to know and have played about a dozen of these :)

[@thedevilbunny]

Brilliant! Love it! Great job BB!

[@cazonaleash1]

I’m trying to find a particular game, I thought it was called “Willy’s Quest” all I remember is that it’s one of these point and click adventure games of a knight, it starts off he’s locked in a room and you have to use the magnifying glass to burn the plant to create carbon which I think he uses on the lock or something, then meets a grumpy barman along the way. Graphics looked like it could be pre 1990’s, very basic. I can’t seem to find it anywhere!

[@Domarius64]

6:39 not my choice of James Bond music, but OK...

[@AmigosRetroGaming]

They re-skinned that game for the states, so yeah, waaaay wrong tune.

[@LobsterminatorX]

It's too bad so many of the earlier point'n'click games were time sensitive. Like Dark Seed and Cruise for a Corpse. You had to be at a certain place at a certain time or you'd fail. That's why Lucas games are so long-lived because you can explore and try out things at your own pace. Neuromancer is one of my all time favorites, even though I have never finished it. Graphically I prefer the C64 version. On Amiga the the main character has the perfectly clean haircut and straight posture and doesn't look like a believable underground hacker.

[@treguard1982]

LobsterminatorX I know what you mean. They felt night on impossible without a walk through or hundreds of playthroughs...especially Darkseed

[@BrutalBarracuda]

Really? I don't remember Cruise for a Corpse being time sensitive...

[@treguard1982]

BrutalBarracuda hmm well there was definitely a clock in the game that would advance after certain plot points. Not sure if that meant you could miss things if you weren't at the right place at the right time.

[@BrutalBarracuda]

Yeah that was just an indicator that you just received a vital clue, it wasn't a timer.

[@treguard1982]

BrutalBarracuda cool, I'll have to play that one again then. Those are the kind of things that put me off going back to older games tbh. Felt like I used to have a lot more time than I do now.....which isn't actually true

[@dazsly]

good video. ah the disk swapping. :-)

[@treguard1982]

Nippon safes was excellent and far too short. Didn't they put half of the game in the demo? Only thing with some of the Lucasarts games is that I believe the PC version may have sounded better if you were lucky enough to have a Roland MT32 (not sure about the Adlib Gold)

[@Norman_Peterson]

IF YOU INSERT DREAMWEB, THE BEST ADVENTURE you have my respect!

[@pelimies1818]

Did Amiga have any games with voice acting?

[@Microbex]

Man, I miss a good Lucas Adventure...

[@minidolly77]

Lucasfilm made tons of them !

[@carlosalbertosuarez1546]

im looking amiga500 omi-play horse racing with all the extra disk fantasy betting, fantasy stables, prin utility, jockey competition etc. some one know where to find it? i have original 25 year ago!!! but let it to a friend and never come back!!!

[@HusamKSA]

Buy a a500 mini it’s better

[@facebook.com-7919]

The Classic Games of Amiga be holding years later a most History Bibliothek