The OS4 Depot is a collection of software for the AmigaOS 4 and can be found via the URL http://www.os4depot.net .

With more than 3,000 files, it should now be the largest collection of software titles for the AmigaOS 4.

As in Aminet, the software is usually released by the programmers themselves and can download it for free. [...]
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WHDLoad is a program for using disk games and demos installed on harddisk.

Therefor you need so called install packs and the original disks.

The install packs can be downloaded here: http://www.whdload.de kostenlos geladen werden. [...]
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The Hall of Light is the largest database for Amiga games.

There you can find game screenshots, scans of packaging, level images, cheats, system requirements, programmers, publishers, and so much more.

http://hol.abime.net [...]
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Kultboy.com is a fan page about the good old computer magazines.
Reports from older computer magazines will be published here.

Since our last report the following Publications have been added:
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The AROS Archives is a collection of software for the AROS Research Operating System and can be found via the URL http://archives.aros-exec.org .

It runs in a similar way to Aminet, as the programmers themselves usually upload their own software in order to make it available to AROS users.

With nearly 1,000 uploads there is now an interesting collection of software for AROS. [...]
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The cheats database of Amiga Future is updates weekly by David Jahn, even at first sight if it is not immediately apparent.

The cheat database on the Amiga Future webpage is probably the biggest German collection for the Amiga.

This is not just about cheats. Many solutions, tips and tricks, as well as Freezer addresses can be found in this collection. [...]
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Aminet is the largest legal collection of software for the Amiga.
Founded in 1992, it has become the first point of contact for users who are looking for software for the Amiga.

In general, the software is uploaded directly by its programmer. For your information, Aminet now stores approximately 30 GB of data.
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AmiSSL released in the Version 5.9.

https://github.com/jens-maus/amissl/releases/

Indie Retro News write:

We've featured the 1983 game of 'Tapper' a number of times now, as throughout these last few months we've been telling everyone, that the beer serving Arcade game originally by Marvin Glass and Associates released by Bally Midway, was coming to the Amiga as an Arcade port. Well today we have another Tapper news story for you all, as Old_Bob has told us that the previously mentioned in-development Amiga version has been finished and is now available for download. As in the words of the creator "Ok, dudes. After 3 years, 4 months and 17 days since the day I began the thing, the finished game is now, at last...Time here, for a celebratory beer, or three!"

https://www.indieretronews.com/2023/05/ ... on_26.html

In this issue of this fanzine, only in PDF and so 100% free, you can read many interesting games and i think one of the best issue.
Amiga is regularly present with nice Strategy War game written in AMOS, then the recent games: Boxx 4 and the conversion from PC, Death Rally.
From this issue return Macintosh 68k reviews

https://sites.google.com/view/retro-emu ... n-and-game