Brax and The Mansion (2026) by DobyGames for Nintendo Entertainment System.
You play as a jumpy, happy but scared dog named Brax, trying to escape a haunted mansion. Will he make it out?
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Alien Ooze (2026) by neogames for Atari 2600.
A quiet mineral survey turns deadly when a green blob dissolves your partner and picks up a gun. Fight to escape planet U54381 with the rover’s laser cannon.
Another older game, now available digitally!
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Tremors (2026) by neogames for Atari 2600.
Graboids are tunneling beneath Perfection, Nevada. As the Mine Foreman, you must save trapped workers before the creature pops up. Can you keep them alive?
Released few years ago, now available digitally! So grab it, while it’s hot!
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Tic-Tac-Toe (2026) by C64_Universe for Commodore 64.
A faithful digital take on the pencil-and-paper classic, where five in a row wins the grid.
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Hungry Mousy (2026) by meichnpp for MSX2.
Hungry Mousy by meichnpp for MSX2
Fly a drone, deflect bullets into enemies, and feed hamburgers to a mouse girl until her tummy hits 100%. A clever little arcade idea.
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Fryolites Deluxe (2026) by Coopdevil for ZX Spectrum.
A port of a 1983 type-in that predates your usual Snake game.
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Lights Out 256b (2026) by Desire for MS-DOS.
A very, very, very tiny ‘lights out’!
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Einväder (2026) by Coopdevil for Atari 2600.
One button fires and flips your laser base’s direction. Qatsopian gliders accelerate as they descend, turning orange at 60%, then red at treble speed. Miss one landing and it’s over.
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Amazing Anne (2026) by neogames for Atari 2600.
Trapped inside your own mind, you must slide through mazes, flip switches, and escape each room before time runs out. Can you reclaim your body?
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Adrian and a Friend in Need (2026) by ntpr for Commodore 64 — A nice platformer with large worlds, lots of enemies and nasty falling spikes.
Can your reflexes save the day… and can you help Crystian?
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