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A 1989 Amiga action game where players pilot the Sunburst spacecraft across 10 planets. Features 360° scrolling shooter mechanics, dual laser weapons, energy management between shields and weapons, and strategic destruction of power plants and anti-warp generators. Includes exploration elements for energy recharge and map reveals.

Game Overview
Warp on the Amiga is one of those shooters that feels way ahead of its time. You’re piloting the Sunburst, trying to save Earth from these robot jerks called the Myrons—they’ve wrapped the planet in some energy layer that’s basically cooking the place. Your job? Hop between ten hostile planets, blow up their anti-warp generators, and hope you don’t get shredded in the process.
The levels scroll in all directions, which was pretty wild back then. First, you’ve gotta take out power plants to drop a planet’s shields, then hunt down the main generator. Sounds simple, except everything on these planets wants you dead. You’ve got two laser types—one’s weaker but sips energy, the other packs a punch but drains your reserves fast. Managing your energy between weapons and shields is half the battle, and flying near certain buildings recharges you or pulls up a handy map (if you’re lucky enough to spot them in the chaos).
It’s tough, but the kind of tough that makes you lean in closer to the screen instead of rage-quitting. The Amiga’s color palette makes the alien landscapes pop, and the soundtrack nails that "we’re so screwed" vibe. Just don’t expect the Myrons to go down without a fight.

Download Warp ROM
You can download this ROM to play Warp offline using an Amiga emulator (Top Emulators).
*This ROM is provided for backup and educational purposes only.