Petscii Robots has been ported to the Commodore Amiga. This version is true to the original, but is vastly enhanced with 16-bit graphics and sound. It includes 14 maps to play, 3 different difficulty levels, and an on-screen map. The combo version includes a physical controller, which will work with any Amiga.
System Requirements for Commodore Amiga
Amiga 500/1000/2000 or better.
512K RAM or better.
1 MB required for music
Works with keyboard, one or two button joystick, or CD-32 pad.
Digital Download Only – $10
ADF image for your emulator
PDF for Users Manual
Lite Copy – $20
Physical full-color users manual
Physical floppy disk.
ADF image for your emulator
PDF for Users Manual
Standard Box – $35
Great looking box for your shelf.
Physical full-color users manual
Physical floppy disk.
ADF image for your emulator
PDF for Users Manual
Autographed Box – $45
Great looking box for your shelf.
Physical full-color users manual
Physical floppy disk.
ADF image for your emulator
PDF for Users Manual
Signed by the 8-Bit Guy
CD32 Pad Combo Box – $55
Great looking box for your shelf.
CD-32 compatible controller
Physical full-color users manual
Physical floppy disk.
ADF image for your emulator
PDF for Users Manual
CD32 Pad Autographed Combo Box – $65
Great looking box for your shelf.
CD-32 compatible controller
Physical full-color users manual
Physical floppy disk.
ADF image for your emulator
PDF for Users Manual
Signed by the 8-Bit Guy
Additional Info
Additional information
Game Type
Digital Download Only, Lite Copy, Standard Box, Autographed Box, CD32 Pad Combo, Autographed CD32 Pad Combo
Reviews (3)
3 reviews for PETSCII Robots for Commodore Amiga
Rated 5 out of 5
Athanasius (verified owner)–
An excellent port of the original game. Graphics and soundtrack are fantastic, the map is enormously helpful. The only – alabeit tiny – thing I don’t like is one sound effect (the one if you discover a secret) that sounds exactly like on of those standard RPG-Maker sounds. I’d have wished for an original sound effect but I guess most people wont even notice that one. Otherwise just brillant in every regard.
Rated 5 out of 5
Thomas (verified owner)–
I love this game. I play it through UAE on my Android tablet and it works great. I prefer the graphics of the Amiga version over the C64 version, and it feels like a true Amiga game.
Rated 5 out of 5
stu (verified owner)–
On Amiga version, level 9, Forrest Moon, the blue key card seems to be missing on difficulty level Hard. Thus, no way to finish game. I’ve gone to the same place where it is on the other difficulty levels and it’s not there…..killed all robots, and searched everywhere, and can’t find it.
The 8Bit Guy –
I just tried it.. Seems to be in the usual place. It’s in a desk in a building at the far east of the map (just above the rollerbot). And the green key is also in a desk in the far north building.
Athanasius (verified owner) –
An excellent port of the original game. Graphics and soundtrack are fantastic, the map is enormously helpful. The only – alabeit tiny – thing I don’t like is one sound effect (the one if you discover a secret) that sounds exactly like on of those standard RPG-Maker sounds. I’d have wished for an original sound effect but I guess most people wont even notice that one. Otherwise just brillant in every regard.
Thomas (verified owner) –
I love this game. I play it through UAE on my Android tablet and it works great. I prefer the graphics of the Amiga version over the C64 version, and it feels like a true Amiga game.
stu (verified owner) –
On Amiga version, level 9, Forrest Moon, the blue key card seems to be missing on difficulty level Hard. Thus, no way to finish game. I’ve gone to the same place where it is on the other difficulty levels and it’s not there…..killed all robots, and searched everywhere, and can’t find it.
The 8Bit Guy –
I just tried it.. Seems to be in the usual place. It’s in a desk in a building at the far east of the map (just above the rollerbot). And the green key is also in a desk in the far north building.