Death Crawl (2025) by Animated ALex for ZX Spectrum.
A Sinclair BASIC homage to Death Chase: playable but slow, until Mcoder 3 compilation gave it a new lease of life. Pedal through the trees, shoot the quad bikes, chase the high score.
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Find the Beer!!! (2025) by Animated ALex for ZX Spectrum.
Lights out, torch on, grab what you can before the clock runs dry. A whole game crammed into 10 BASIC lines, shared as a type-in.
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Zzapped in the Butt SE (2025) by Richard of TND for Commodore 64.
Built for Zzap! 64 Micro Action issue 26 by patching the lost DX code via Action Replay. New sprites, PAL/NTSC and SD2IEC friendly.
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Fortified Zone 2 (2025) by Jaleco for Game Boy Color.
Masato and Mizuki are back: the fortress fell, but a worse project is underway. Two agents, three weapons, two-player mode and passwords.
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Balloon Caves (2026) by Naufr4g0 for VIC-20.
A love letter to the classic C64 hot air balloon games, now squeezing onto an unexpanded PAL machine. Collect 10 coins across three increasingly tricky maps, dodging obstacles in tight caves.
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AmiSeaFox (2025) by Amiten Games for Amiga OCS.
A submarine tribute to the Amiga’s 40th, inspired by the arcade classic SeaFox. Sink the entire enemy fleet before torpedoes or fuel run dry.
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Duck Hunt GB (2025) by Brilloa Games for Game Boy Color.
The NES Zapper classic, reworked for Game Boy Color and original Game Boy. New zones nod to Wild Gunman, and every zone gets its own original boss. A neat piece of Zapper history, revived.
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Carga de Profundidade (2025) by Teknamic Software for ZX Spectrum.
An alternate WWII: Portugal invaded, the navy cornered in the Azores. You command the NRP Douro, hunting U-boats with depth charges in 300 tense seconds. Speed and depth earn bonus points. One torpedo halves your score.
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Basterdale Farm (2025) by The Death Squad for ZX Spectrum.
A Sabre Wulf style maze chase: gather all 100 diamonds to buy back the farm. 128K music by Lee Bee.
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Oshinui Tune (2025) by megamittz for Game Boy Color.
What if a shmup was also a hiragana fill-in-the-blank puzzle? Shoot the wrong characters, complete the word, and out pops a plushie.
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