Let's play Eye of the Beholder (AGA) on the Commodore Amiga (part 1)

[@ralfr.5974]

The AGA Version is Great!! 👍🏻 256 Colors and the Awesome Amiga Sound

[@DutchRetroGuy]

Yeah, it's very nice. Especially with the automap as well :)

[@Kavlor1]

I don't know how I missed this as I was always looking out for AGA versions as I diagnally upgraded from the Atari STE to the A1200.

[@DutchRetroGuy]

To be fair, it was released around 2015 IIRC, so I can understand missing it 😉

[@MrDragonDead]

Good to see that there are still people playing the game

[@DutchRetroGuy]

Yeah, I always loved this game so I thought it was time for a let's play! To answer your question: I'm playing without any walk-throughs and I don't actually know the solutions to the secret quests :(

[@MrDragonDead]

ok thanks for the info and can wait for part 2 ^^

[@ricardomarino3763]

What is the key to bring up the map?

[@DutchRetroGuy]

You can bring up the map by pressing the tab key.

[@Yukatoshi]

Your sure this is AGA? Barely looks any different to the A500 version lol...

[@DutchRetroGuy]

It is definitely AGA

[@Yukatoshi]

Dutch Retro Guy Will have to download and try on my A1200. It has the OCS floppy version on already lol.

[@DutchRetroGuy]

@@Yukatoshi the AGA version is nice, has an automap and the PC version's VGA graphics ;)

[@abcdef2069]

it says AGA stands for American Game Association, and it also says in another way AGA stands for AmiGA computer. what is aga? AGA is generic, it can mean anything. i have AGA dune2, i have AGA starcraft 2. why are there lines in your game like being interlaced? is it what AGA does

[@DutchRetroGuy]

In the context of the Commodore Amiga, AGA stands for Advanced Graphics Architecture, which is the upgraded chip set Commodore used in the Amiga 1200, Amiga 4000 and CD32. See here for more information: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amiga_Advanced_Graphics_Architecture

[@DutchRetroGuy]

The scan lines are just how I set up the emulator because I liked how they looked 😅