Poko (2026) by Foko Games for Game Boy Color.
A creature battler where each monster has its own brain: it learns which attacks work against specific types in combat and develops a fear of the types that beat it.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Fight For Life 32X (2026) by D-Mar (Dmar3000) for Sega 32X.
A port of Atari’s 1996 Jaguar fighter, rebuilt from the original source. Win the tournament and you steal two of your opponent’s moves each time.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Van Helsing (2026) by GriffonSoft for C64
Rescue Lucy from Dracula’s domain across eight scrolling levels, collecting weapons as you go, with fire and jump on a two-button joystick.
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Umi vs. The Bullion Bandits From Outer Space (2026) by KabutoCoder for Atari 2600.
A science professor who tinkers with alien tech takes on gold-robbing invaders with his High-Power Electro-Harmonic Multi-Wavelength Alien Encapsulator, or “the Net,” plus Mega Vitamin Bars, freeze spray and power-packs.
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Nectar Collector (2026) by pfeatherstone for ZX Spectrum.
A game made for Kwyll Jam, with bees and nectar collecting.
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10 Line Fishing! (2026) by m0nde for Commodore 64.
Ten fishing lines and ten lines of BASIC. How many fish can you catch before you snap them all?
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Wizardry (2026) by Electric Dreams for Atari STE.
A work in progress adaptation of the dungeon crawler, coded in GFA BASIC and tested on a MEGA STE 4, with the extra RAM and graphical flexibility of 16-bit machines making the conversion simpler than the 8-bit version.
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MegaBox Reloaded (2026) by PlayonRetro for Sega Genesis.
Anna and Ryu star in a reworked take on the ZX Spectrum BOX series, rebuilt for 16-bit hardware with exploration and secrets, plus a two-player alternating mode.
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Triple Defence (2026) by Zhamul for NeoGeo Pocket Color.
Pew pew pew! A shooter where the d-pad aims and A and B handle movement, so you’re dodging and firing at once.
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Q1K (2026) by Dr Beep (zx81coder) for Sinclair ZX81.
QIX in just 1K: claim territory by drawing lines.
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