Little Computer People, also called House-on-a-Disk in some countries, is a social simulation game released in 1985 by Activision for the Commodore 64, Sinclair ZX Spectrum, Amstrad CPC, Atari ST and Apple II.
The Amiga version was released in 1985 by Activision, Little Computer People was a groundbreaking precursor to the life-simulation genre, effectively acting as a digital "dollhouse" inside your Amiga. Rather than providing direct control, the game tasks you with observing and caring for a tiny, procedurally generated man who moves into a multi-story house on your screen.
You interact with him by typing commands or "bonking" on the side of the monitor, watching as he performs daily routines like cooking, watching TV, playing the piano, or even writing you letters. The game was celebrated for its technical charm and the eerie, delightful sense that a sentient being was actually living inside your hardware—a feeling bolstered by the Amiga’s superior graphics and sound capabilities of the era.
Choose from:
- Original AMIGA disk or
- The Amiga disk and USB flashdrive with the WHDload version for use on THEA500 MINI (plug & play)
Little Computer People (Amiga Disk / A500 Mini USB)
10% OFF 4 OR MORE AMIGA GAMES
COMPATIBILITY
This has been tested on a standard Amiga 600.
*A500+,A600 & A1200 may need a degrader/Kick1.3 for older games to work .
The WHDload USB Stick will work on THEA500 MINI/MAXI
WHDLOAD
For legal reasons, the WHDload version on USB flashdrive is only available when you purchase the original Amiga disk version.
LIMITED AVAILABILITY
Limited stock. We have only a few copies of this title available. This game is from our SHAG range (Second Hand Amiga Games). As with all our games, the disk and label are in good condition and each disk has been tested.
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