What is a good Amiga RPG?

[thanos]

Hmmm, have you tried 'Neuromancer'?
William Gibson is one of my favourite authors.

Maybe not really an RPG, but a great game.

I have bid on it a couple of times, but it usually gets up to about $50, for a good condition original.

my $0.02

[Vulture]

if you're after bird-view rpgs. while Speris is nice, Legends is the definite way to go! A true underrated masterpiece!

[keropi]

Legends is very zelda-like and you might want to check EOB1 and EOB2, with 256colors AGA support, automap feature and HD or whdload installs, all made possible by the coder magician CFOU!
check them here:
http://eob.wikispaces.com/EOB1+AGA+GAME
http://eob.wikispaces.com/EOB2+AGA+GAME

[ChaosLord]

If you want an RPG battling wargame then you can't go wrong with Total Chaos AGA free download from Aminet.  And its programmed in the United States of Texas. :banana:

[DrDekker]

Other point and clickers are 'Simon the Sorcerer', 'Lure of the Temptress' and 'Beneath the Steel Sky'.

[Tripitaka]

....and of course Nightlong.  :-D

[Tripitaka]

The ones I like more are:
 - In Shadow of Time (available for free on Amiga Games That Weren't)

Thanks for that. I think I'll check this one out myself,looks cool.  :-D

[Phantom]

My best RPGs were the first two parts of Eye of the Beholder, unfortunately we didn't see the third one on Amiga. IMHO, Amberstar and Ambermoon where top-notch RPGs.

[trekiej]

How about Space 1889?

[AmiBoy]

There were also the turn based RPG's:

Blade
Legend
World of Legend Son of the Empire (the sequal to Legend)

[bloodline]

Lure of the Temptress is brilliant, and Steel Sky is good! Monkey Island 2 is probably the best of its kind.

[spihunter]

What about good old Nethack?. There was an Amiga tiles version.

[Phantom]

How about BloodNet?  8-)

[trekiej]

Thanks to all.

[trekiej]

What kind of game was Buck Rogers Countdown to Doomsday?
Classification.

[amigadave]

trekiej wrote:
What kind of game was Buck Rogers Countdown to Doomsday?
Classification.

It was a Sierra Gold Box type of turn based RPG that they used to great effect with their D&D games.  Buck Rogers used the same game engine, but was space themed.