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Lemon Amiga vs RaiderZ Game Database

Both stand on game databases. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Lemon Amiga

Free plan Web

Choose Lemon Amiga if you want a free web directory for exploring classic Amiga games and a place to discuss them with fans. Look elsewhere if you need a catalogue intended to include every game or downloadable commercial titles.

Visit Lemon Amiga

RaiderZ Game Database

Free plan WebWindows

RaiderZ Game Database brings together reference entries, active market offers, and a skill calculator for players. Keep the age requirement and Windows client download size in mind.

Visit RaiderZ Game Database

The facts

	Lemon Amiga	RaiderZ Game Database
Free plan	Yes	Yes
Open source	Not published	No
Runs on	Web	Web, Windows
Lowest paid plan	Not published	Free or on request
Plans published	None	1
Maker	Not published	Not published
Website	lemonamiga.com	raiderzglobal.com
On game databases	#11 of 14	#7 of 14

Lemon Amiga: what it does well

Search checks title keywords, alternative names, and spelling variants.
Advanced filters narrow games by year, genre, hardware, and other details.
Game pages can include reviews, scans, cheats, videos, and documents.
Registered members can rate, review, comment, and vote.
The Top 100 list can be filtered by model, genre, and year.

What to know first

The catalogue does not aim to include every Amiga game.
Commercial Amiga games cannot legally be distributed by the site.
The team cannot guarantee absolute security for personal data.

RaiderZ Game Database: what it does well

Covers equipment, creatures, maps, and quests
Item entries include recipes and vendors
Trade Market reads active in-game offers
Skill Calculator supports up to 44 points

What to know first

Account creation and use require age 18+
Official full client is a 4.7 GB ZIP
Experimental client is marked experimental

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