Amiga Game Construction Studio is an all-in-one development environment for the Commodore Amiga originally released in early 2000. It was marketed as a compilation disc to users who wanted to create great-looking games without diving into the complexities of Assembly or C programming. It bridged the gap between basic "click-and-play" creators and full-blown programming languages.
 
Key Features
No Coding Required: The software utilises a visual, menu-driven interface to handle game logic, player movement, and collision detection.
Multi-Genre Support: While many kits were locked to one genre (like shooters or RPGs), this collection of applications allow the user to create platformers, top-down racers, and adventure games.
Map/Level Editor: A tile-based system for building expansive game worlds.
Sound Manager: For importing and assigning 8-bit Amiga IFF sound effects and MOD files.
Standalone Exports on many of the applications
 
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