Krogharr for the Amiga unleashes a pixel-powered rampage as a beer-fueled barbarian charges into battle. Developed by Tigerskunk, this side-scrolling fighter brings an irreverent twist to classic 16-bit brawler tropes. Fueled by vengeance and a holy thirst, Krogharr sets out to reclaim the stolen beer from the villainous Chieftain Pilsator—an evil tyrant who’s as stingy with his booze as he is with mercy.
Built for all Commodore Amiga models with at least 512K of Chip RAM and 512K of extra RAM, Krogharr The Beerserker doesn’t just look the part—it plays it to the hilt. Whether you’re running it via ADF or using the included WHDLoad installer, the game delivers fast-paced fighting wrapped in charmingly brutal pixel art. A CD32 ISO version is also on the horizon, offering even more ways to enjoy Krogharr’s beer-fueled carnage.
The Krogharr doesn’t take itself too seriously—and that’s its magic. Its retro visuals ooze 1990s arcade flair, while the music and sound effects thump with the kind of gritty joy only the Amiga’s audio hardware can deliver. Expect a heavy mix of combat, comedy, and chaos as Krogharr slices through enemy hordes in his quest for sudsy justice.
WHDLoad support comes courtesy of the Amiga Vault Team, helping make installation a breeze for modern users. Meanwhile, the $12 purchase price gets you both LHA and ZIP formats of the full game, ready to roll on real hardware or emulation. The team has also teased more features and formats to come, making this a great time to jump in.
For fans of pixel art, brawlers, and beer—Krogharr The Beerserker is a glorious throwback worth toasting. With slick visuals, a fun premise, and satisfying gameplay, it captures everything we love about indie Amiga development in 2025.
