The Village (2026) by Val for Game Boy.
Find the necromancer’s hideout by trick-or-treating house to house while zombies roam the streets The map was inspired by a puzzle in a vintage Red Cross magazine.
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Deadlock (2026) by MAZ for Amiga OCS.
A port of winterbeak’s Windows puzzler: 80 levels where a wrong move can leave you stuck, so plan before you jump
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Pi Game (2026) by MAZ for Amiga OCS.
A port of Peter Norton’s web game: steer the ฯ symbol inside a circle that keeps filling up. Simple to grasp, tense to survive
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The Mystery Of Silver Mountain (2026) by Marco Giorgini for Commodore 64.
A two-disc remake of Usborne’s 1984 BASIC text adventure, with expanded text and new graphics Expect to map, take notes and die a lot: old-school difficulty is the point.
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Frozen Bubble (2026) by MAZ for Amiga AGA.
Classic bubble shooter ported with AMOS Professional and 68000 assembly, complete with bright AGA graphics. Aim, bounce shots off the walls, match three or more
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Build Dangerous (2026) by Revive8Bit for Amstrad CPC.
Thanos is an immortal building inspector who defuses traps by setting them off on himself Sign off each room before the crowd pours in.
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Jazz Mania (2026) by Enarkz for Game Boy Advance.
Start out in the gutter, gig by gig, and win over a crowd that reacts to every note A rhythm game with 40 songs in the full release, built on a reused engine, and it still runs on original hardware
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Quake64 (2026) by Kweepa for Commodore 64.
Full 3D wireframe levels rendered one room at a time, a bit like Mercenary, with stick-figure enemies and wireframe weapons. E1M1 to E1M7 all mapped out. What’s left of Quake when it’s squeezed into a C64?
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Dear Diary (2026) by Roroto Sic for Game Boy Color.
A tiny diary-entry game made in a few hours for Ludum Dare #56 Click the screen to focus, then move with WASD or ZQSD and act with J.
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The Red Baron Takes Flight Again (2026) by Captain Dreamcast for Sega Dreamcast.
The most solidly branded fighter pilot of 1916 returns to settle the score in the skies Brace yourself for a throwback dogfight above the clouds.
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