ROBINSON'S REQUIEM | Commodore Amiga (1994)

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Was you one of those who'd just lob off every limb? 😇🖱👌 =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= More Amiga Games: tinyurl.com/AMIGA-GAMES My Top Picks: tinyurl.com/CCGS-BEST-GAMES

[@SidneyJamesXBL]

It is absolutely crazy how many games I haven't heard of... Honestly!

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

I'm sure there will be plenty more over the years... its surprising just how vast the C64 & Amiga catalogue of games actually is in total 😇🕹️👌

[@OperationPhantom]

Not many games have self-amputation (not to be confused with auto-amputation) as an option. Always nice to have options!

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

I think I spent the majority of the time feeding my 'Robinson' with every drug I could back in the day... I didn't know how to save him, thats for sure 😇🕹️👌

[@exidy-yt]

Looks like an Amiga gem! It reminds me of an early Sega Saturn game like Virtual Hylide on tech many MANY years older. I had moved on to PC by the time this came out and I never heard of it, but once again you've highighted a gem Cheeky, and I haved to give it a go now.

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

I can definitely see similarities in the Sega Saturn 3D style in this game - a gem indeed and one that should be played at least once. It's frustrating as you can die quickly unless you administer the correct medicines, but other than that... it's a decent game indeed 😇🕹️👌

[@RetroCave-wr9tl]

I booted a copy on my A1200. 3D shooters were coming out around that time so I didn't have the patience to play anything like this as my expectations were a bit unrealistic. It actually looks like a neat survival game.

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

It is, once you know how to heal your ailments it becomes a pretty decent game 😇🕹️👌

[@ArttuTheCat]

Never played this game before. Somehow, it reminds me of both of the CHRONO QUEST games from Psygnosis. I remember playing some of the Silmarils games on the Amiga 500, such as MANHATTAN DEALERS, COLORADO, TARGHAN and TRANSARTICA. ROBINSON'S REQUIEM seems challenging. If i ever find this game for my Amiga 500, i could give a try 😺👍🕹️.

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Play it - hard to stay alive, but rewarding when you make progress. Save often! 😇🕹️👌

[@tlilmiztli]

Absolutely love this game. 30 years after release I am still playing it - and on Amiga through emulator even if I have GOG version :D I always wanted to become werewolf like one of the first survivors you are meeting. So I let him bite me, but nothing ever happened :D Superb game.

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Superb isn't it once you learn all of the ways to heal your ailments... you can react quickly to being injured and keep alive longer, eating, cooking, drinking etc - such a great game. Survival type games were brought back with the likes of the awesome 'Subnautica' amongst others - so there is definitely a demand for the genre. Just look at minecraft! 😇🕹️👌

[@T.Ross.]

I remember climbing a high cliff only to have my left eye pecked out by an eagle. I had to continue playing the game with the left side of the screen covered by a blurry image of my nose. 👁👃⚫ Also, if you are fast enough, you could amputate all of your four limbs. 😂

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

The amount of times I'd break my legs just accidentally walking off a hill haha. Yeah I've tried to amputate but you have to be fast with the tourniquets 😇🕹️👌

[@EruenGameplays]

@@CheekyCommodoreGamer hills are the deadliest enemies in the game

[@trepaning]

this raises that age old question of how much of one's own body could be lopped off and consumed to keep oneself alive.

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

I tried starting at the head... but that didn't pan out as I'd anticipated 😇🕹️👌

[@trepaning]

@@CheekyCommodoreGamer wouldn't make an issue for my brother.

[@DirkDierickx]

Silmarils is a seriously underrated game publisher, maybe because they're from france? i don't know. All of their games are high quality and most of the time great to play too.

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

I quite enjoyed Ishar on the Amiga 😇🕹️👌

[@MrLondonGo]

0:41 I don't know if CCG is a Manc, Never underestimate UK Northerners knowledge of fine wines. For some reason they know their sh*t!! Bizzario!!! Another game i missed at the time. Great vid

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

About 25 minutes drive to Manchester from here... still, I do like a good bottle of wine. Been drinking '19 Crimes' lately, a lovely red! Haha 😇🕹️👌

[@Eirath]

Shame I never had an Amiga. This game looks quite fun.

[@federicocatelli8785]

This game was also available for ST,PC,Mac,3DO, Jaguar These days it's digitally sold by GOG together with it's sequel Deus

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Yeah, I actually mention the GOG version AND it's sequel! Did you not watch it through hahah 😇🕹️👌

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Never to late to give it a whirl, if you have an emulator... or get it on steam 😇🕹️👌

[@Eirath]

@@CheekyCommodoreGamer Must have missed that part about GoG then 😆

[@Syragar]

Never heard of this one. Looks interesting. Maybe I should check it out sometime.

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Yeah give it a whirl, it's a unique game and if you stick at it you can make some decent progress and it unfolds to be a great adventure 😇🕹️👌

[@vidarlystadjohansen9829]

not heard of this one, seems unique

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Certainly a unique experience - a mix of RPG, adventure and also becoming a trainee medic! 😇🕹️👌

[@eebuckeye]

This is the best channel!

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

I appreciate the support - thankyou 😇🕹️👌

[@EruenGameplays]

I never could get past the first zone, the t-rex always ate me, and when I got to the cave to leave the area I hit a rock and fell to my death, lol.

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

A lot of the times I would break my legs for absolutely no reason! I found it tough to judge the terrain when it was darker sometimes 😇🕹️👌

[@zensibleone2295]

Never played it when it came out. I think the reviews were mixed and never saw a demo, so gave it a wide berth as it was hard to understand what the game was about or what to expect and I probably wouldnt have had the patience for it back then. Should probably give the GOG version a try.

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Definitely get it on GOG, the added FMV's expand the atmospheric experience too 😇🕹️👌

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

Does the game take advantage of the A1200's higher clockspeed and/or AGA graphics modes?

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

You can expand the screen and it runs smoother on the A1200 I found. I tried playing this on my native A500 and it was just super sluggish 😇🕹️👌

[@JustWasted3HoursHere]

@@CheekyCommodoreGamer Good know!

[@matslarsson5988]

This is the kind of game that Id probably would have given much more time back then than today. These days Im allergic to that kind of framerate in 3d games. Sadly..

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Try the GOG remaster, it runs incredibly smoothly 😇🕹️👌

[@JanHell666]

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[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Flattered. But sadly, no 🤣🤣 kzbin.infoc_dYvAOtju0?feature=share 😇🕹👌

[@JanHell666]

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[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

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[@ADink-b5p]

Didn't like roll playing games but this was very different and addictive but not to much repeating and because you had to know what would have happened my mate played the game while I gave useless instructions as always

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Without the instructions for giving aid this game is tough! Once you really get into it though it's a cool adventure 😇🕹👌

[@Nosaveddataretro]

Sure this came out on the 3do too

[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

Possibly. Never had that system although I've played on one at a Games Expo and they're decent 😇🕹👌

[@chainreaction8977]

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[@CheekyCommodoreGamer]

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