APoV Issue 6
A downloadable magazine
APoV is back with a brand new rap issue, full of 100% Amiga content. There's a TEN-page feature on games from the past few years, loads of reviews of games and hardware, the second part of our countdown of miggy-exclusive games, a profile of cyberpunk artist Tengushee, and loads more!
All killer, no filler across 72 glossy, full colour, A4 pages.
The magazine is available as a downloadable PDF, viewable on all those computer things and mobile doohickeys, or as a print copy on good old fashioned paper with the PDF chucked in for free. Worldwide shipping. So if you live in the world, you're okay! Kepler-452b, no más.
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APoV Issue 6 Print Copy: UK
Read APoV in inky, papery format! Price includes P&P. PDF included! For free!
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APoV 5 & 6 Print Copy: UK
Buy both issues of APoV and save! A bit!
APoV Issue 6 Print Copy: Europe
Read APoV in inky, papery format, but in Europe! Price includes P&P. PDF still included! Even though you're in Europe!
APoV Issue 6 Print Copy: Rest of the World
Read APoV in inky, papery format, in weird places like Canada! Price includes P&P. PDF included! I feel like I've said that before somehow!
APoV 5 & 6 Print Copy: Europe
Same idea as above, but your magazines travel a bit further.
APoV 5 & 6 Print Copy: Rest of the World
Same idea once again, but your magazines have to travel waay far.
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I had an absolute blast reading the latest issue! Really liked the tongue-in-cheek tone, the silly adverts and, of course, the broad selection of games and other topics covered. A joyful read!
Favorite section: new hardware. Had the right level of technical detail and lots of personal experience in it to be both informative and interesting.
Looking forward to the next issue!
Thanks for the awesome compliments and I'm so glad you enjoyed the mag! It really, genuinely means a lot to know that our work is appreciated. We do try ;)
The humour is completely organic, and is just the way I like to write. I think that video game mags are far too often dry, pedestrian, and frankly boring. Why not make things more fun to read?
I'm glad too that the hardware reviews came over well. I'm not particularly techy so wrote them from my own POV, i.e. an average Amiga user. (And my friend Matt is a giant of a guy: that joystick didn't stand a chance in his paws).
Issue 7 is underway...
...though I can't give a definitive release date. Tiny team, day jobs, personal lives, only 24 hours in a day, ask your doctor if Loratadine is right for you.
Alas, you didn't include my Geo's Quest series GQ2 In Search of Queen Lorraine (2023) and GQ3 Gateway to Nowhere (2024) in your recent games section. They have both had extensive and complimentary reviews in Amiga Addict, Amiga Future and Fusion. Oh well, a loss for me, congratulations on anther fine release.
Oh no! I'm sorry we missed your games. How about we review Gateway to Nowhere in issue 7?
Hej!
Congratulations on the new issue! :)
I assume the "issue 5" for print in Europe/World editions is a typo...?
Would ordering both issues 5 and 6 make a difference for P&P (in Europe)? If so, I'd love that option :)
Ah yes. A typo. Well done, you've passed the, er, test.
*quick stealth edit*
Also, I forgot to update the prices in light of Royal Mail raising their international shipping prices bigly. So, um, everything's more expensive now. Sorry about that.
Good idea about combining shipping for people buying 5&6 at the same time. I'll create a new item on both pages so you can buy and SAVE!!