UK Gaming Network Ranks Amiga Games Based on Classic TV Shows

UK Gaming Network dives into the nostalgia-filled world of Amiga games licensed from popular TV shows in their latest ranking video. Part one of this engaging two-part series explores 28 classic titles, evaluating each as essential, recommended, good, poor, or rubbish. Games include the quirky “Allo Allo: Cartoon Fun,” which amusingly lacks the show’s iconic music, and “American Gladiators,” a decent multi-event game that sadly omits the beloved UK cast. Highlights also feature the colorful and surprisingly playable “Captain Planet and the Planeteers” and the notoriously frustrating platformer “Count Duckula.” Fans of retro gaming will appreciate gems like “Hill Street Blues,” praised for its complex, strategic gameplay reminiscent of early GTA titles, and the delightfully absurd “Monty Python’s Flying Circus,” celebrated for perfectly capturing the show’s surreal humor. Not every game aged well, with titles like “Fantasy Manager” and “Pink Panther” earning spots firmly in the rubbish category due to dull gameplay and awkward controls. This entertaining journey through gaming history offers laughs, nostalgia, and insights perfect for long-time fans and newcomers to Amiga classics.