Match Mania (2025) by Massimo Bonucchi for Commodore 64.
Built in BASIC V2, this card-flipping memory quest rewards sharp recall with bonus seconds and a saved high score. Can you clear the board before the clock does?
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Toptuna (2025) by BinaryDemon for MS-DOS.
A text-mode fishing contest for Dosember. You’ve got 10 minutes to land the biggest tuna and outfish CPU captains. Runs on a 8088 with 640kb. No pixels, just nerve.
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Mission Ark (2025) by artefacto for Atari 2600.
Earth’s doomed. You’ve got eight DNA samples to grab and three energy cells to power the escape pod. Every sample must be banked back at the EP74 before time runs out. No second chances.
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Ventura Heat (2025) by Louis Gorenfeld for MS-DOS.
A first-person arcade racer built for speed freaks, not tourists. Six scorching highways, one ticking clock. Can you handle the heat?
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Minigun Miner (2025) by Dr. Ludos for Atari 2600.
Your gun’s recoil is your only lift. Aim down, fire, and dig for treasure while dodging beasts that end reckless miners fast.
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Treasure Hunt II (2025) by emmzee for MS-DOS.
A random maze of gold and traps. Every playthrough reshuffles the map, so you won’t be bored too quickly.
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Attack Of The Killer Tonsils (2025) by Animated ALex for ZX Spectrum.
Dodge tonsil stones on a motorway, shoot back, heed the monster’s warnings. Miss too many and you’re zapped. Hit 100 for bonus time.
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Pushori64+ (2025) by spotlessmind1975 for Amstrad CPC takes a Flash-era puzzle classic and rebuilds it for the 8-bit machine.
Clear matching symbols, plan your moves, and let logic do the rest.
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Skifree (2025) by rocketfry for MS-DOS.
Skifree by rocketfry for MS-DOS
A faithful port of the classic slope dodger, rebuilt from decompiled code for real 286+ hardware. No slalom, just the mountain. Makes an old chase feel fresh again.
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Sinebyte (2025) by jenneygames.com for MS-DOS.
A CGA snake game with a colour shift on every level, plus an NTSC colorburst toggle. Can you beat your auto-saved best score?
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