Amiga Action Issue 80 (March 1996) is a very “value-first” issue built around a three-disk cover package and a big end-of-year-style feature: you get an exclusive full game (Wrath of Gwendor, a Golden Axe–style hack ’n’ slash) plus two demos (Hillsea Lido, a pier/holiday-resort management sim, and Technology 2, a fruit-machine sim), while the magazine’s centerpiece is its “Official” Top 20 of 1995 countdown; around that, it delivers a tight set of chunky reviews (including Xtreme Racing, Zeewolf 2: Wild Justice, and Breathless) alongside the usual mix of news/previews and longer game-guide content.

Highlights:

• 3-disk cover haul: Full game Wrath of Gwendor + demos for Hillsea Lido (management) and Technology 2 (fruit machine sim).
• Main feature: “Official Amiga Action Top 20 of 1995” countdown—framed as a slightly lean year, but with clear standouts and plenty of opinion.
• Reviews spotlight:
  • Xtreme Racing — praised as a “proper” fast racer with lots of performance/options tuning.
  • Zeewolf 2: Wild Justice — big upgrade in speed and action, plus extra vehicles beyond the chopper.
  • Breathless — another first-person sci-fi shooter with smoother scrolling on an A1200 than some rivals, but a more mixed take on visuals and feel.
• Guides/features: Includes game-guide coverage such as Flight of the Amazon Queen, plus the recurring comedy/regulars (e.g., Son of Boggit) and the usual news/previews block.