This batch of Amiga add-ons ranges from hands-on editors and scenario builders to fresh campaigns, maps, and mission disks for familiar games.

4th & Inches Team Construction Disk

4th & Inches Team Construction Disk lets owners of the original football game select Home and Visitor squads, alter player names and attributes, and save custom teams to disk. The menu also retains six original teams and includes a directory for stored creations.

Battle Isle: Scenario Disk Volume One

Battle Isle Scenario Disk Volume One adds 24 single-player maps and eight two-player battles to the war on Chromos. Ice and desert landscapes join the scenarios, with victory still hinging on destroying opposing forces or taking headquarters.

Bloodwych: Data Disks Vol. 1

Bloodwych Data Disks Vol. 1 requires a saved game from the original before sending the existing party into a new 25-level dungeon. Eight spells and the option to persuade monsters into joining the party make for some lively party-building comparisons.

Bundesliga Manager Hattrick: Supporter

Bundesliga Manager Hattrick Supporter packages roster updates, an editor for teams and players, and a 200-page companion book. The editor also reaches transfer budgets and referees, inviting a comparison between a real league table and a wholly reworked season.

Campaign: From North Africa to Northern Europe

Campaign: From North Africa to Northern Europe supplies 25 World War II scenarios spanning North Africa and northern Europe. The scenarios combine strategic command with direct tank action, moving across settings such as desert, Normandy, and the Ardennes.

Castles: The Northern Campaign

Castles: The Northern Campaign continues Albion’s conflict as Pictish rebellion spreads through the north, and it requires the original Castles. New combat options include Vikings, archers, and troop training alongside castle construction and resource management.

Conquestador: Szenario Generator

Conquestador scenario generator includes nine scenarios for Spoils of War and lets players build maps by hand or begin with generated terrain. Its locations range from a North America-inspired setting to Africa of Aventuria; which approach produces the nastier battlefield?

Damocles: Mission Disk 1

Damocles Mission Disk 1 adds missions around Eris and the surrounding galaxy while the Damocles comet approaches the planet. It keeps the look and play style of Damocles: Mercenary II rather than presenting a separate starting point.

Damocles: Mission Disk 2

Damocles Mission Disk 2 returns to Eris and its neighboring space for another set of missions under the approaching-comet crisis. Like the first disk, it retains the base game’s free-roaming, mission-driven style.

Der Clou! Profidiskette

Der Clou! Profidiskette brings eight new targets to The Clue!, including Buckingham Palace, Madame Tussaud’s, 221B Baker Street, and a valuables train. Extra cars, specialists, and planning changes put fresh choices on the table before each job.

Which of these would you load first: a roster editor, a map generator, or one of the campaign disks with a fixed set of scenarios?