Lemon Amiga vs RaiderZ Game Database

Lemon Amiga is a free website about the classic Amiga computer, combining a searchable games library with a fan community. Searches can check title keywords, alternative names, and spelling variants, while advanced filters cover release year, media, genre, hardware, language, ratings, and player information. Game pages may contain reviews, ratings, comments, scans, documents, cheats, videos, and external links. Registered members can vote, review, comment, and use the forum; a user-vote Top 100 list has model, genre, and year filters. The site may provide public-domain, freeware, shareware, or otherwise authorised downloads, but commercial Amiga games cannot legally be distributed there. Its FAQ explains WHDLoad installation for floppy-based games and demos and notes compatibility with WinUAE. The catalogue does not aim to include every game. Lemon Amiga is web-based, has no paywalls or intrusive ads, and accepts donations.

RaiderZ Game Database is a free web database covering equipment, creatures, maps and quests from RaiderZ. Item records provide stats, enchantments, recipes, materials, drops and vendors. Creature and NPC entries include loot, crafting services and spawn locations; maps describe areas, points of interest, encounters and connected inhabitants. Quest records list objectives, requirements, related characters and rewards. The Trade Market reads active in-game offers directly from the game, and the Skill Calculator supports up to 44 points, with options to save private or public builds. The official full client is a Windows package, version 100.90, delivered as a 4.7 GB ZIP. A parallel experimental 64-bit DirectX 11 client connects to the same live server. Support is available through Discord for live help and email for account or private matters. The listed platforms are web and Windows, and the service is free to play. Users must be at least 18 years old to create an account and use it.