Hall of Light
The definitive Amiga games database. Comprehensive coverage of every title in the Bitmap Brothers catalogue with release dates, platforms, screenshots, and credits. Essential reference for Amiga game history.
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Databases, archives, and references for researching The Bitmap Brothers and their games.
Hall of Light
The definitive Amiga games database. Comprehensive coverage of every title in the Bitmap Brothers catalogue with release dates, platforms, screenshots, and credits. Essential reference for Amiga game history.
MobyGames
Multi-platform games database with credits, screenshots, and descriptions for all Bitmap Brothers titles across Amiga, Atari ST, DOS, Master System, and Game Boy. Useful for comparing platform versions and credits.
Wikipedia
The Bitmap Brothers Wikipedia article provides a solid overview of the studio's history, key personnel, and game catalogue. Individual game articles vary in depth but are useful starting points.
Amiga Magazine Rack
Scanned PDF archives of major Amiga publications including CU Amiga, Amiga Power, and Amiga Format. The primary source for period reviews of Bitmap Brothers games. Hosted on the Internet Archive. Essential for anyone researching how the games were received at the time of release.
Lemon Amiga Reviews
Community-sourced reviews and ratings for Amiga games. Lemon Amiga covers all Bitmap Brothers titles and includes user ratings alongside period review scores.
The Chaos Engine — Steam
The Chaos Engine Remastered is available on Steam (2013, Abstraction Games). The remaster includes both the original and remastered versions.
Gods Remastered — Steam
Gods Remastered by Bitmap Bureau (2018) is available on Steam. The remaster brings updated graphics and audio while preserving the original gameplay.
Amiga Forever (Cloanto)
The commercial Amiga emulation package that includes licensed ROMs. The legal and most convenient way to run Amiga emulation on modern hardware.
FS-UAE
Cross-platform Amiga emulator based on WinUAE. Available for Windows, macOS, and Linux. Open source. Requires separately sourced ROMs.
Sources and citations for all factual claims on this fan site are documented in the citations directory. Asset provenance is documented in ATTRIBUTION.md. This is a fan tribute site with no commercial purpose. See Community for links to active fan groups.