Game catalogue
Alien Breed
AmigaCD32Top-down corridor shooter inspired by Aliens. Team17's debut and defining flagship. Dark, atmospheric, technically polished.
Project X
AmigaCD32Horizontal scrolling shoot-'em-up pushing OCS/ECS hardware to its limits. Brimble soundtrack is iconic. Followed by Special Edition 92.
Alien Breed: Special Edition 92
AmigaEnhanced re-release of Alien Breed with additional levels and improvements. Distributed as standalone and coverdisk.
Project X: Special Edition 92
AmigaEnhanced re-release of Project X with additional content. Coverdisk and standalone release demonstrating Team17's re-release strategy.
Body Blows
AmigaCD32One-on-one fighting game, Team17's answer to Street Fighter II on Amiga OCS/ECS. Detailed fighters, Brimble soundtrack.
Alien Breed II: The Horror Continues
AmigaCD32AGADirect sequel to Alien Breed with expanded levels. AGA-enhanced version for A1200/A4000. Brimble returned for the soundtrack.
Assassin
AmigaPlatform/action game developed externally by Psionic Systems and published by Team17. Demonstrates the studio's early publishing role.
Qwak
AmigaBubble Bobble-style arcade platformer by solo developer Jamie Woodhouse. Colourful and polished; later revived on Game Boy Advance (2002).
Superfrog
AmigaCD32Team17's flagship platformer. A smooth, fast, technically impressive Sonic competitor with Brimble's memorable soundtrack. Active speedrun community.
Body Blows Galactic
Amiga AGACD32Sci-fi themed sequel to Body Blows with AGA-enhanced visuals and expanded fighter roster. Showcased the A1200's colour depth.
Stardust
AmigaAsteroids-inspired arcade shooter by Finnish developer Bloodhouse. Predecessor to Super Stardust; smooth vector-style gameplay.
Alien Breed: Tower Assault
AmigaCD32AGAFourth Alien Breed title with non-linear level structure. AGA-enhanced version. One of the series' most sophisticated entries.
Super Stardust
Amiga AGAAGA-exclusive asteroids shooter with rotating planet surfaces and terrain destruction. One of the most technically impressive Amiga titles ever made.
Arcade Pool
AmigaDOSCD32Overhead pool simulation. Notable for the Amiga Power controversy: AI opponents were named after the magazine's editorial staff.
Foundation
Amiga AGAReal-time strategy and city builder exclusive to AGA Amiga. An ambitious genre departure for the Team17 catalogue. Director's Cut followed in 1997.
Alien Breed 3D
Amiga AGATeam17's response to Doom. AGA-only first-person shooter for A1200 and A4000. Technically ambitious for the hardware.
Worms
AmigaDOSTurn-based artillery strategy. Andy Davidson's BBC competition prototype became Team17's breakthrough crossover hit and the founding title of an ongoing franchise.
Alien Breed 3D II: The Killing Grounds
Amiga AGASequel with improved engine and 2-player split-screen. One of the last major first-person shooters on the Amiga platform.
Worms: The Director's Cut
Amiga AGAAGA-enhanced Amiga version of Worms with additional features and improvements. Considered the definitive Amiga Worms release.
Worms Reinforcements
AmigaDOSStandalone expansion with additional maps and missions. Often sold as the “Worms United” bundle with the original game.
Speris Legacy
Amiga AGACD32Isometric action-RPG inspired by Zelda. One of Team17's last Amiga-exclusive titles; a late-era gem often overlooked.
Foundation: The Director's Cut
Amiga AGAEnhanced version of Foundation (1994) with extended content. One of the last significant AGA Amiga strategy titles.
Genetic Species
Amiga AGAPowerPCFirst-person shooter for AGA and PowerPC Amiga. One of Team17's final Amiga releases, marking the end of the classic publishing era.