Game of the Month for July 2025: Fantastic Voyage (CDTV)

Picked from a random selection from the fantastic Amiga Game Selector!

Fantastic Voyage is a science fiction game composed of 3 levels. You must make your way through the body to the brain and remove the blood clot which threatens the life of your patient. Along the way, you must find nine different pieces of a circuit board which you’ll need to make your laser operate in the brain.

During your voyage you will encounter numerous obstacles. The body sees you as a foreign invader, an intruder which must be destroyed. You’ll have your hands full defending yourself from the body’s natural defenses.

In order to get maximum fun and excitement from Fantastic Voyage, we strongly recommend that you play the game in a darkened room with the contrast control of your TV set to high. Pump up the volume and turn out the lights!

Information:

• Amiga Hardware: CDTV
  
• Relase Year: 1992
• Disks: NA
• WHDLoad: Yes
• Players: 1 Only
• Publisher: Centaur Software
• Developer: Marc Hawlitzeck

Links to game information:

• Lemon Amiga
• Hall of Light

Please refer to the 'Game of the Month Rules and Participation' post for information on how to participate!  Good Luck!

* To qualify: play the CDTV version, beginner difficulty, on any real Amiga or equivalent emulator.  The winner will be the player with the best score.

As per the GOTHEM rules, please confirm the qualification rules in green above, the machine/emulator you used, your score, screenshot/photo with score shown, and confirm you have not used cheats or passwords.  If the game does not keep score, please let us know where you got up to (without spoilers) with a brief review of your time withttps://www.amigaretro.com/index.php?action=profile;u=5h the game.  Also state any additional qualification rules stated above, such as playing on a certain mode with certain rules, just so we have a better feeling that you are playing fairly!

No worries mate!!

I had to resort to mobile gaming this week myself..  So busy lately.  Here is my effort.  A great game by the way, just a little hard to make much progress!!

On my Miyoo Mini running OnionOS.

14000, no cheats or passwords.

Canberra Vintage Computer Exhibition 2025


Canberra Vintage Computer Exhibition / Vintage Computer Federation Down Under 2025!

Supported by the Australian Computer Museum Society and in association with the Vintage Computer Federation.

Our 4th Event! This year, we’re excited to be hosted at Daramalan College, McCowage Hall in d$$$son!

Join us for a journey through computing history, featuring iconic machines from the 1960s through to the early 2000s — all functional and ready for you to experience (handle with care!). Play classic games, explore vintage software, and see how today’s maker community is keeping retro technology alive with modern enhancements.


Expect all your favourite highlights from previous years — plus more!

There’ll be interactive exhibits, Australian computing history, vintage and modern gaming consoles, music composition demos, and presentations covering the early days of computing right through to today’s retro revival.

Special celebration this year:

🎉 Amiga turns 40! 🎉

Atari ST fans, you’re invited too! Come and check out all the incredible iterations of these iconic machines.


Entry is free!

If you’d like to support the event, donations at the door or via the ACMS website are greatly appreciated. All proceeds help the Australian Computer Museum Society continue to fund and run safe, awesome events like this.We can’t wait to see you there!
Please spread the word and keep an eye on our page for updates.

Interested in participating, exhibiting, or volunteering? Get in touch! or Visit the “registration” Page!


Location: Daramalan College, McCowage Hall, d$$$son Huge Two Day Event!

Saturday 19th of July – Open to the Public – Time: 10am – 3pm
Sunday 20th of July – Registered attendees – Vintage Computer Enthusiasts


https://cbrvce.org

Don't forget the latest expansion project: https://www.amigaretro.com/projects/agnusbuddy/