Radio Taiso 64 brings the Japanese morning exercise routine to the Commodore 64, complete with a coach.
The program features Radio Taiso No.1 and No.2, each piece of lasting about three minutes.
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Yahtzee64 (2026) by dcoterel1964 for Commodore 64.
A decent looking Yahtzee, awesome if you like dice games.
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Hong Kong 97 (2026) by SirVH for Sega Master System.
HappySoft’s obscurity hits another system.
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Alisha’s Adventure (2026) by Aaendi for Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
A pretty and amazing run and gun game, still in development. You have to check this out!
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Tavern Farkle (2026) by 2nd Law Games for Game Boy.
Push your luck with six dice, chase Hot Dice combos, or fold before you Farkle. Quick Match pits you against villagers with randomised playstyles, while Devil’s Dice Tournament dares you to outroll Lucifer and his crew.
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Let It Recoil (2026) by Bump Dev for Game Boy Advance
Puts a spinning top with a gun in a brutal toy arena. You move only by recoil. How long can you outlast the toys? Download the ROM for the smoothest ride.
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Words of Power: Logos (2026) by 7TowersoftGames for ZX Spectrum.
A verbal duel where you type a better phrase than your opponent before the clock runs out. Rare letters and linked chains score big, but replaying your best words costs you.
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Pixel Pup (2026) by RetroDotCards for Game Boy Advance
A Picross-style nonogram with 217 hand-crafted puzzles across 11 themed packs. It also packs in over 3,000 random puzzles, plus two-player link cable or wireless modes.
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La Crypte de Pictavie (2026) by Théo Carrasco for Game Boy Advance.
Queen Alienor sends you into her ancestors’ crypt to purge the monsters within. First-person tile exploration meets rhythm-based swordplay, where each enemy encounter is a timing duel.
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OH1OTARZAN (2026) by Dr Beep (zx81coder) for Sinclair ZX81.
You’ve watched too many Tarzan films, now you believe you’re him… but are you? A question only a ZX81 can answer.
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