The November / December 2025 release of Amiga Future Issue 177 brings another wave of exciting content for Amiga fans worldwide. Available in both English and German, this issue celebrates four decades of creativity and community spirit across the Amiga scene.
Interviews With Amiga Pioneers
Readers can expect insightful interviews that connect past and present. Perifractic discusses his mission to keep Commodore’s legacy alive. Mevlüt “Mev Dinc” Dinç shares his ongoing contributions to Amiga gaming. The team from Electric Black Sheep rounds out the lineup with their creative projects and love for the platform.
Each story reveals how dedication continues to fuel the Amiga community. It’s a reminder that innovation never left the scene—it just evolved with those who stayed passionate.
Reviews and Game Highlights
Amiga Future Issue 177 delivers a strong selection of reviews covering both classics and new titles. Games like Die Siedler 2, OutRun, Dick Tracy, LUMA, and Turrican 2 AGA take center stage. Readers can also explore write-ups on Abbey of the Dead, Starfall Defenders, ArcadeR 9, AmiBrowser, Quantox, and RNOSoundboard.
This issue includes a report from Gamescom 2025. There’s even a preview of Playfield, a promising title that hints at what’s next for Amiga gamers. Each review balances nostalgia with modern creativity, showing how developers continue to push this classic system forward.
Technical Workshops and Demoscene Features
For readers who enjoy hands-on learning, the workshops in this issue provide plenty of value. “Knowledge 10” covers real-time rendering of floor and ceiling textures on the Amiga 500. Another article explores the new GUI-based Edit Catalogs feature.
The “40 Years Amiga Part 4: Demoscene” segment takes a deep look at the artistry and energy that have shaped the Amiga’s creative side for decades.
CoverCD and Subscription Details
The included CoverCD adds more reasons to grab a copy. It’s filled with extras for AmigaOS4, AROS, MorphOS, and classic systems. Highlights include AmiArcadia, MediaVault, BeeBase, ScummVM, and Super-Haxagon. These additions show how development across the platforms remains lively and inventive.
Subscribers can choose editions with or without the CoverCD. Each subscription includes six bi-monthly issues per year. Whether purchased as a single copy or full subscription, Amiga Future Issue 177 proves that the magazine remains a central part of the Amiga community—alive, colorful, and full of creativity.
