Play Armageddon Man, The Online

I first played Armageddon Man on the Amiga back in 1987, a game developed by Interceptor Software and published by MicroDeal. It was one of those early post-apocalyptic titles that tried to do something a bit different on the platform, blending exploration with survival elements in a way that felt ambitious for its time, even if it didn't always hit the mark.

You control a lone survivor navigating a dangerous, ruined world screen by screen, scavenging for weapons and supplies while fighting off gangs and mutants. The main goal is to survive long enough to piece together the story through notes and environmental clues, managing your health and resources carefully. Combat is straightforward but tense, often requiring quick decisions with limited ammo, and the non-linear structure means you revisit areas as you find new tools. It moves at a deliberate pace, with a difficulty that can feel unforgiving if you rush in unprepared. Playing it gives you a real sense of isolation and tension, where every encounter matters and every item found feels like a small victory.