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A Complete (?) collection of the Classic Dungeon Crawler series from the 90s on the Commodore Amiga!

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BD-ANewBeginning.adf 880 kB
BD-ANewBeginning2.adf 880 kB
Black Dawn 1.adf 880 kB
Black Dawn 2.adf 880 kB
Black Dawn 3 - Legions of Dawn D1.adf 880 kB
Black Dawn 3 - Legions of Dawn D2.adf 880 kB
Black Dawn 4 - Thunderdawn.adf 880 kB
Black Dawn 5 - A New Beginning REMIX.adf 880 kB
Black Dawn 6 - Hellbound D1.adf 880 kB
Black Dawn 6 - Hellbound D2.adf 880 kB
Black Dawn 7 - Champions of Dawn.adf 880 kB
BlackDawn 9.zip 66 kB
Parasite (F119).DMS 547 kB
Parasite II (1995)(Watters, Shaun - 5D Licenceware)(LW).adf 880 kB

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Would love to see this on Steam. What would it take?

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Does anyone have a WinUAE Configuration file (.UAE) for these games? I can't get Black Dawn 1.adf to start. Are these games for Amiga 500, 600 or 1200, OCS or AGA?

It works for me under WunUAE

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Looks interesting.

But why the interrogation point after "complete"?

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Black Dawn 7 does not run on my FS-UAE, and on my WIN-UAE it runs as attached. Then the game just runs in crashed mode. All other Black Dawns in this collection runs perfectly.

Also I don't know how to get Black Dawn 9 to run.


Help please.

Also I Can't get Parasite 2 to run on either FS-UAE or WIN-UAE, and don't know what to do with the 1st Parasite .dms file. Would appreciate instructions greatly. 

Nevermind. Everything including Parasites work now with Amiga Forever. Just don't know what to do with Black Dawn 9?

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I think it's missing some files, as its size is less than 1/10 of the other games' sizes and none of the unpacked files are playable on Retroarch's PUAE (which I know for a fact that work with me).

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If anyone's interested, “Parasite (F119).DMS” needs to be unpacked with a tool such as xdms (Linux), The Unarchiver (Mac) or WinFellow (Windows).

I didn't test the Mac and Windows tools yet, but on Linux, I tested and it works.


Here's the steps to use it on Linux:

First, if your distro has the tool in its repositories, you can use a command such as:

$ sudo apt install xdms

Then open the terminal window and navigate to the folder with the file ( $ cd path/to/file's/location ) and, if you didn't change the file's name, type the following command:

$ xdms u "Parasite (F119).DMS"

This should output an .adf file which can be used in the emulator of your choice.

Can't pay with credit card

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Then enjoy it for free!

Now we just need WHDLoad slaves for all the titles besides BDR.

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Behold the awesomeness!

Wow, what a collection, thank you so much for offering it here! I'll fire up WinUAE immediately! :D

I hope you enjoy!