SibCity (2025) by Andrew771 for ZX Spectrum.
Build Tobolsk, Siberia’s first city, into a metropolis. Housing, transport, industry. Population growth brings wealth.
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SibCity (2025) by Andrew771 for ZX Spectrum.
Build Tobolsk, Siberia’s first city, into a metropolis. Housing, transport, industry. Population growth brings wealth.
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Gunman Messiah (2025) by Krappygamez for ZX Spectrum.
The Messiah returns, dual-wielding and shooting anything that moves. Don’t let the guns overheat. Vertical shooter with mild bullet hell energy, running on 16K or better.
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Runaway Nose (2025) by Chentzilla for ZX Spectrum.
A nose flees its owner and bends minds with scent. Short, nonlinear, multiple endings.
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Galacic Nexus (2025) by Tartessos Games for ZX Spectrum.
The sky tore open and horror came from space. Only the Nexus, a ship of unparalleled power, could carry hope back to Earth. One pilot, one run at the core of evil.
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Kubanoid (2025) by Stardust for ZX Spectrum.
Line up three or more coloured cubes, diagonally counts too, and combos double your score. Every 100 clears speeds things up. Make the leaderboard and watch your replay back.
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Night Train Deluxe (2025) by Undefined Crew for ZX Spectrum.
A train dispatcher sim with a builder’s twist: lay your own track and grow a railway empire on 8-bit hardware.
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Frostland (2025) by Skorik Roman for ZX Spectrum.
Survival on a frozen island: melt ice for water, raise houses, hire settlers, and hold the line when the cyclones hit. A chilly city-builder for the speccy.
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Generals (2025) by Makurin Boris Vasilievich for ZX Spectrum.
Two-player strategy: explore the map, seize Cities, Mines and Factories, raise armies, out-general your rival. Press L to begin.
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Travel Unlimited (2025) by Manu & Kit for ZX Spectrum.
A Travel Through Time spin-off with no story, just higher speeds, car upgrades and plenty of classic motors. Runs on 48K too
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Devastator (2025) by backtothe8bits for VIC-20.
One life, bombs below, and a search for a forgotten childhood game. The dev built their own version after years of hunting for the original. Any old-timers recognise it?
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