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That should work. Just make sure you choose the folder that contains all your other Amiga games. Then unarchive the .lha and run the game by clicking the provided icon. For the full experience, I recommend to do a proper install using the installer app found inside the archived folder. The installer makes sure that everything is fully setup for automatic saving of the highscore table. 

Thank you for your support and have fun with the game!

I let others do the talking. I heard some people claim this is the best shmup on Amiga, or one of the best releases in the past 30 years.  That's no me, that's actually games players, and you can google up some of those comments. Anyone who ever actually played the game says it's totally worth the price. If you'd prefer to comment or cry about the price rather than have fun with the game, then be it. 

Thank you for your feedback. One of our main objectives when we decided to create the game was max gameplay flow. Playing CD-audio would mean we'd need to compromise on ingame flow and longer loading pauses due to slow laser head mechanics, especially on older CD32-systems. We instead opted to delegate 350 KB of chipmem exclusively to Paula, so we get the best audio performance on CD32 and generally all AGA-platforms. 

Glad you enjoy the game, and thank you for your suggestion! I added some words to the game description. 

Thing is: There are so many Amiga configs out there, it's simply not possible for a solo dev like me to cover them all. The game should run perfectly fine on all common Amiga-based platforms. I suggest quering relevant forums in edge cases like WHDLoad on Pimiga. 

If you think Steam or PSN-markets are comparable to Amiga, that's on you. You may or may not support development of Amiga game. You decide. 

Thank you so much for your kind words. The game is prepared to handle exit to WB. I decided to disable that function as to avoid potential issues with some exotic WB setups. You could always use the WHD-client to add that functionality. 

No. It's a .zip-archive, that you can download and install on any device readable with your Amiga or Amiga-emulation. 

It's as easy to setup as any other Amiga game. Note please that you will experience some sound hickups though, as the emulation is not strong enough for RP3. 

Thank you so much for your kind words!

Yes, the game runs on A500mini, albeit with minor audio issues. Real hardware, MISTer or other emulators are therefore recommended. 

Sounds good to me! 

Thank you very much for your kind words. A dedicated version for Vampire-driven systems is not planned because I do not own such a system and prefer to work on original hardware. 

The game should run on A500 Mini. This is the way that Martin, who created the music, does play it. Please email me directly, I can then forward you some install instructions. 

Yet, it does. There's a WHD-Load-Client out there. 

Thank you for your kind comment! Yes, you can safely delete all .DS... files contained within the archive.