Likely one of those cases again where the separate rights to all the different localisations cannot be cleared because no one knows who the current rights holders are or the current rights holders for some reason have no interest in the localisation being commercially utilised again.
Or something completely different.

If I'm not mistaken there's a fantasy spinoff called Shadowlands too.

Wonderful news! I cannot believe that some Krisalis Games have finally found their way to GOG. I wonder if we can also see Soccer Kid (one of my all-time favorite platform games) or even Arabian Nights on GOG. Ziggurat's games library do not include them yet unfortunately. I hope that they can get these games too.

Shadowlands is Shadoworld's predecessor, not a spinoff. You're right – it has a fantasy setting.

Thanks, didn't know that :)

That's awesome! Thanks for pointing to the info!

But Arabian Nights is alrady here:
https://www.gog.com/game/arabian_nights

Or do you mean another game?

https://www.mobygames.com/game/arabian-nights_

Interesting. Never seen that one? Wow! It seems like a game similar to Titus the Fox. Maybe more player friendly. Or not?

I never played it but I remember it having great reviews at the time. It was released on the final years of the Amiga so it didn't gather too much attention.
I suppose it was an OK platformer but probably didn't brought anything new to the genre.

Yes, that's the one!

It is not as good as Soccer Kid, a fun game nevertheless.

Thanks for the information.
The screenshots looks interesting. Will have to watch a video of gameplay.

And do you think, that Ziggurat will port some older Amiga games to PC?

I never actually used an Amiga myself, just remember ads in a computer magazine and some reviews. My uncle had an C64, that was quite primitive compared to the Amiga.

However, I do remember, that the reviewer of these Amiga games always wrote, that the graphics and sound were fantastic, comapred to the primitive DOS games (in that time most games were EGA, some even CGA and such). Not to speak of sound cards, that weren't that common in PCs. Sound Blaster, Adlib etc. were mostly "dreams" from many.

I think it's very unlikely to get old Amiga games nowadays. Because the publisher would need to create a specific emulation program for the game or else pay royalties for an emulator creator. In case of the Amiga I think it's even worse because some years ago (I don't know how things are nowadays) even the Amiga Kickstart ROMS were copyrighted (to Motorola? - I don't know) and weren't officially available for download.

That's why on GOG and steam you always get the inferior PC ports of certain old games instead of the superior Amiga ones.
At least, I think this is one of the reasons. But maybe someone here may provide more details.

Thank you! This is a sad thing :(