One of the game genres missing here is one that is evidently not particularly popular around here, which is Football. Many would say that Championship Manager, released on the Amiga in 1992 although not popular until the next release in 1993, was the start of all that is Football Management Simulation, others might suggest the Premier Manager series released in the same year on the Amiga. Another popular one in its early days, at least until the aforementioned came to scene, was Multi-Player Soccer Manager that was released on the Spectrum in 1990, of course this lacked the programming power of the Amiga yet it still retained replayability. No matter what one's opinion is on the matter, the first of its kind was of course the very original Football Manager that was released on the Spectrum in 1982, a title that was recently rekindled and is now found on typical entertainment shelves. On another level of this genre is Sensible Soccer which, once again, was released on the Amiga in 1992, this game was the most popular real-time football game to exist at the time, nothing really compared although some might prefer Kick Off over this which was already available on the Spectrum and Amiga. All in all, 1992 was a massive year for the entertainment industry when it comes to Sports Simulation.
Another addition I would like to make is Worms, released on the Amiga in 1994. The only possible comparison to this could be Cannon Fodder, same time period and platform, otherwise Worms really is one of the few unique games.