Rainbow Islands for the Amiga is an arcade conversion that will transport you back in time to the 90s. This re-imagined version of the classic game takes you on a journey through seven magical islands, where you'll battle against a variety of enemies and bosses.
 
The Amiga game features beautiful, colourful graphics and an addictive soundtrack that will keep you hooked for hours. With smooth controls and challenging gameplay, Rainbow Islands is a must-have for any retro game lover. Get your hands on a copy of the Amiga disk and start playing today!
 
Experience the pinnacle of 16-bit arcade conversions!
Step into the vibrant, sun-drenched world of Rainbow Islands, the legendary sequel to Bubble Bobble. Transformed from their dinosaur forms back into humans, Bub and Bob must scale seven distinct islands to rescue their friends and defeat the Dark Shadow.
 
On the Commodore Amiga, this conversion is celebrated as one of the most "arcade-perfect" experiences of its era, boasting fluid animations, the iconic "Over the Rainbow" soundtrack, and the addictive "one-more-go" gameplay that defined a generation.
 
Key Features:
Master the Rainbow: Forget bubbles—your primary weapon is the rainbow itself. Use them as bridges to climb higher, or collapse them to crush enemies and reveal hidden treasures.
The Pursuit of Perfection: Collect the seven secret large diamonds on each island to unlock the true ending and discover the hidden eighth, ninth, and tenth islands.
Iconic Worlds: Journey through themed levels including Insect Island, Combat Island, Monster Island, and the fan-favourite Arkanoid-themed "Doh's Island."
Amiga Excellence: Featuring vibrant 32-color graphics that stay true to the Taito original and a flawless recreation of the catchy, upbeat musical score.
Power-Up Bonanza: Grab shoes for speed, red pots for extra rainbows, and the rare "Special" items to clear the screen in a shower of points.
 
Whether you're a retro enthusiast or a first-time climber, Rainbow Islands on the Amiga is a masterclass in platforming design. Can you reach the top before the sea rises?