vhzc currently works on his Atari 2600 / Atari VCS game Peril. Take over a helicopter and guide it intact to the next screen.
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vhzc currently works on his Atari 2600 / Atari VCS game Peril. Take over a helicopter and guide it intact to the next screen.
Monkey King by Coolcrab is an endless runner with a strategic twist. Made for one or two players, played with the joystick controllers.
Dino's Offline Adventure is an open source Game Boy game by gaming monsters. The game is a rewrite of the modern classic built into Chrome, the web browser. Play a Dinosaur, but don't let him run into a cactus. Jump early enough to avoid a painful experience.
Japanese Genesis developer Rael / Nendo will pull tears in your eyes right now. Omega Blast is a solid and fresh bullet hell shooter for the Sega Genesis / Sega Mega Drive. If you adore such games, get started and shoot yourself to the top position.
Minima is a PICO-8 game by Feneric. It's an old-school 8-bit Ultima homage, such as they were found on the C128.
Family Picross by Second Dimension is a brand new puzzle game for the NES. It features more than 100 puzzles for hours of entertainment, and an easy password system to let you continue if you only have a few minutes to play.
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nop90 is heavily working on a rewrite of Biniax for the Atari Lynx. A playable, private alpha is working, but lacks audio. There might be a release via the AtariAge webboard soon.
Marcin Siwek has let us know that his first Atari Lynx game called unseen is being currently in production. This text adventure consists of unique backdrops, multiple dialogue choices throughout the game and a few items to find. It is worth mentioning that there are a few different endings in game to achieve. Some of them will give you quite a challenge. The main focus of unseen, like in any other text based games, is the story, expressed with vague and oneiric tone. unseen have intense dark atmosphere, where not everything can be easily understood.