Play Back To The Future Part II Amiga Online

Back to the Future Part II on the Amiga came out in 1990, developed by Image Works and published by Konami. It was one of those licensed games that tried to capture the movie's energy, and on the Amiga, it had the graphics and sound to at least look the part. The game follows the film's time-travel plot, jumping between 1955, 1985, and 2015, which was a neat way to structure the different stages.

You control Marty McFly through five distinct levels, each with its own mechanics. One stage is a hoverboard chase where you dodge obstacles and collect items; another is a top-down section where you rescue Jennifer from Biff's tower. There's also a side-scrolling brawler, a sliding-block puzzle, and a final hoverboard segment. The objective is to progress through these varied challenges to set the timeline right. The difficulty can be punishing, with precise timing needed in the action sequences, and the puzzle section requires some logical thinking. Playing it feels like a rapid tour through the movie's highlights, though the constant shift in gameplay keeps you on your toes.