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Game Overview

Armageddon Man on the Amiga is one of those weird, ambitious games that sticks with you—mostly because it’s equal parts fascinating and frustrating. You play as a guy trying to survive in a post-apocalyptic wasteland, scavenging for supplies while dodging mutants and rival survivors. The pixel art has this grimy, oppressive vibe that really sells the setting, though the controls can feel a little clunky by today’s standards.

What makes it memorable is how open-ended it is. You can sneak, fight, or just try to outlast everything—but good luck figuring out the best approach on your first try. I remember stumbling through the first few areas, getting wrecked by random encounters until I learned to hoard medkits and avoid unnecessary fights. It’s not exactly forgiving, but there’s something satisfying about finally making progress in its bleak little world.

If you’re into old-school survival games with a rough edge, this one’s worth dusting off.