Broken Bytes released Fix-It Felix Jr. for the Commodore Amiga on 4th November 2026. The team offers a bootable ADF disk image and a separate archive for hard-drive installation.
The game recreates the fictional arcade title from Disney’s Wreck-It Ralph. Felix repairs the windows of an apartment block in Niceland while Ralph throws bricks from above. Broken Bytes previously released versions for the Commodore 64 and ZX Spectrum Next.
Antonio Savona handled the Amiga conversion, with graphics by Steven Day and music and sound design by Aldo Chiummo. The credits list Saul Cross for the original score. The Amiga version includes animated cutscenes, sampled speech and three-channel music.
The release targets PAL Amigas with the Original Chip Set and Kickstart 1.3. Broken Bytes lists 512 KiB of Chip RAM plus 512 KiB of other RAM. High scores persist only if the game has writable storage. Otherwise it keeps them for the current session.
The files are free to download from the Broken Bytes release page. The developer invites players to support UNICEF.
