Hey guys, welcome back to the channel. This is Ymni Chicken of Team Pandori, and today, we're going to check through the 25 games of the A500 Mini. We're going from A to Z, the first game, Alien Breed 3D. This one's an FPS, the copies many features of the game Doom. Back then, it was all about getting Doom on the Amiga. It really does look the part, but it gets let down by the gameplay, and being stuck in a pool. We're going to put Alien Breed 3D as a B. Next up, Alien Breed 92, special edition. In this game, we control a Marine and shoot through Halls of Aliens. This, indeed, was supposed to be Aliens the video game. They didn't get the license, but instead, they spawn the franchise. This one or two player top down shooter is much like Gauntlet, with a sharp and weapon upgrades. Alien Breed 92 is a solid S. Next up, another world. Another SF-inspired video game, where you control the hero through his adventures in another world. This game makes his adventure, shooting, platforming, and puzzling elements to deliver a rich gameplay. They re-walled to play with incredible cutscenes. Solid S. Arcade Pool. Another game by Team 17. A top down view. Pool Simulator. Games like this were very common on 8-bit computers, and this game does nothing more than refine it. I'm going to give this one a B. Next up, ATR, Alter Rain Racing. This one's an overhead racer, and it looks fantastic. You buy a car, upgrade it, and I think this one gets a bit of a bad rap. Maybe for its very high difficulty. I'm going to give it a S. A. Battle Chess. I don't think anyone could really say that Chess is a bad game, but with Battle Chess, we get the pieces fight each other, in these glorious animations. You can play against the computer, 1v1, or you could watch the computer have added. Back in the day, the computer took a long time in deciding its move, but depending on emulation options, this may be much quicker. Battle Chess, S. T. A. The next game, Cadeva, is one of Bitmap Brothers' early works, and an isometric RPG style game. While it does look pretty good, the UI is quite difficult to work your head around. Cadeva begins with a lettuce. California Games. It's pretty much the Olympics in California. Compete against your friends, in various events such as football, skateboarding, BMX, and roller skating. While the sake mega drive had an excellent version, the one on the Amiga kind of lacks somewhat. This one is going right in the D, but if you're with your friends, a C. Chaos Engine. Another one by the Bitmap Brothers. This one is a top down shooter. Control two mercenaries, and fight through hordes of monsters until you reach, then Chaos Engine. Atmosphere, style, and gameplay. It's all here. Straight in the S. Dragon's Breath is a fairly interesting game, where we hatch, raise, and breed dragons, uses with spells to conquer numerous villages and cities around the map. Sounds great on paper, but it needs a lot of time to get ahead around it. Dragon's Breath beat here. F-16 combat pilot is one of the earlier flight simulators for the system. If the Amiga Mini had a keyboard, then this would be rated much higher. No keyboard equals bad flights in. In the D, you go. Kick off two. Back in the day, you're even for kick off, or a sensey. Kick off two was incredibly fast, and insanely difficult to control the ball. That side, kick off two was an iconic football game for the Amiga, and shaped the next games to come. Kick off two in EA. Loss Patrol. Based in the Vietnam War, you and your squad must navigate to the nearest US base. Most of the time you'll be looking at the map, and you'll need to look after your squad's health and morale. There's many games every now and then. It's a bit like Oregon's Trail, but in Vietnam. Loss Patrol B. Next up, Paradroid 90. All we have here is a futuristic top-down shooter, where you need to eliminate all droids and robots. This did get high reviews back in the day, but I feel as aged a lot, so I'm going to give it a C. Next up, Pimble Dreams. This is one of the first Pimble games that had believable ball physics. There are four tables to choose from, and you can play from one to four players. Great music, great graphics, great game. Pimble Dreams. Est here. Moving on, Project X, special edition. This science-growing shooter is very similar to Gradius or Artype. You can select between three ships, and it's hard as hell. I'm going to give this an S. Quack. An arcade platform game, and the same vein as Bubble Bubble. Players of Duck and throw eggs at baddies. Not a bad little game, but most of the fun will be had when you're playing with a friend. Eight here. Next up Sentinel. Another game that sounds great on paper. This one's set in 3D. You need to absorb energy from trees, rocks, then teleport to different places. They have a steep learning curve on this one, and it does look a bit dated. Moving on, Simon the Sorcerer. A point and click adventure game, similar to Monkey Island and the like. But here we have a young boy that wishes to become a wizard. With a beautiful art and witty dialogue, this one gets a solid S. Speedball 2, brutal deluxe. What do you get if you mix football, American football, rugby, fighting, within a futuristic world? Speedball 2. Good fun for two players, but exceptional as a one player when you choose league mode. Training your players, and purchasing new ones, make for a brutally awesome game. S. Stuncar racer. Get in a fast car, then race it on a roller coaster. One of Jeff Kramman's earlier racing games, this one especially holds up today, even if it is hard as nails. Stuncar racer is an S. Super cars 2. Another top down racer, for one or two players. What makes it stand out from the rest, is that each player can upgrade and arm their vehicle with weapons. Pair this with money management and the humorous interviews, you've got a pelter. S. Titus the Fox is a platform game, released just after the original Sonic the Hedgehog. This is actually a rebranding of the game Lagaff, but outside cute graphics and nostalgia goggles, this is not really much here. B. Worms direct us cut. Worms is a tank style game, where you create a team and use a limited stash of crazy weapons to defeat the enemy. It's definitely one to play with your friends, and actually works quite well with a CD32 style pad. S. Last up, Zool. This game gets a lot of hate. I think mainly people forget to turn on the music, press space at the title screen, and then rock out, as a ninja from the end of the game. You also like sweets. Can the Amiga go head to head with Sonic? Not quite with Zool, but it's worthy of an A, for average. On the whole, we feel that the game's list is easily a 4 out of 5, above average. Remember, we can apparently have games, so there's that. Either way, I'm still waiting on my order. So what do you think about this game's list? Would you rank them any differently? As we listen to some of Chris Hulsbeck's finest works, here's a quick thank you to all of those on our Patreon. Outside of fixing the Pandora boxes, we make reviews, guides, and see how far we can push things for the cheapest bank for book. If you'd like to support our work, please hop on. I know, Mini is still waiting for their A500 mini to come. Yep, me too. We'll review it as soon as we can. I am so angry that Butthole's got there a 500 mini early. This is the same thing that happened with the Egret. Those are the guys suck. Please like our video and subscribe for more some nonsense. Or I would take your lunch money. I don't know. Anyway, this has been Amy Chikkin of Team Pandory, and I'll catch you on the next one. Tera.