The Fight demo released for Amiga brings Docster’s stickman action to a new audience after debuting on the Commodore 64. Built with the Scorpion Engine, the demo is already live and featured in community streams.
The story takes place in a grim future USA. Homeless citizens are kidnapped and forced into a violent reality show. After surviving an earlier trial, contestants face a new round armed only with swords. Their task is brutal: destroy flying ninja stars or die. The single rule is clear—keep fighting or everyone dies.
The gameplay is simple to learn yet hard to master. Players control two stickmen at once. In single player mode, one user handles both characters. In two player mode, the match becomes competitive with a last-man-standing challenge. Quick timing is vital, as hesitation ends the game.
The Fight demo released for Amiga includes one complete level. It showcases fast-paced mechanics and already highlights the intensity of the concept. Docster hints that a full version may arrive later this year or early next.
The game first appeared in the Craptastic 4K Compo on the C64, placing 23rd. Now, it returns reimagined for the Amiga. Docster leads coding, Robert delivers graphics, and Magnar creates the music. Together, they offer a demo that captures attention.
For Amiga fans, the Fight demo is a strong preview. The video shows why excitement is already building for the complete release.
