Sewer Escape by MGRDesigns for ZX Spectrum.
Climb out of the muck…! A platformer set in dark, dripping tunnels where every jump counts.
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Cuatro Vientos by Midtown Games for ZX Spectrum.
Fast, classic shoot-’em-up action on the original 48K computer.
Story:
The eclipse of August 12th, 2026 marked the beginning of the invasion.
Within months, entire nations vanished and civilization as we knew it came to an end. The survivors retreated into scattered pockets of resistance across the globe, while an unknown presence seized control of the skies.
Years later, one last hope remains.
Hidden on the outskirts of Madrid, the historic Cuatro Vientos Air Base is home to the last squadron capable of standing against the invaders.
Your mission is simple.
Reclaim the skies.
Save humanity.
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Coccodrillo 64 (2026) turns the Commodore 64 into a pixelated pond.
Gobble goldfish, watch your air gauge — and don’t scroll right before you’ve cleared the scene, or lose a life.
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Check out BrewOtaku’s quick gameplay of ‘Null the Summoner’ for NES, a 2025 homebrew by shinryakuwu.
This short game features an unusual mix of friendship, cats, ghosts, skeletons, demons, and skating.
Download: https://shinryakuwu.itch.io/null-the-summoner
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Captain Italy joins the Atari 2600 – play free in the browser, or pay 2US$ for the download.
Marc Vittorini’s masked hero fights his nemesis Black Skull with an indestructible shield.
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Check out the trailer for ‘What is the Deadband’, an upcoming Amiga ECS game by Remanence Games. A demo version will be available on Friday, June 19th.
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Hnefatafl by Sebastian Proost for Game Boy.
Viking chess for the Game Boy with three historical tafl variants in one ROM. The game is totally free, so there is no reason, to not check it out.
Delete Me Hard (2026) by ilmenit is a 30-level, 8-bit arcade shooter for the NES and other classic systems.
Players must destroy a moving ‘DELETE_ME’ snake while managing arena upgrades. It’s entirely written in assembly code.
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ReGravity Defied (2026) by RetroGaming UA.
An attempt to efficiently remake Gravity Defied, an old J2ME motorcycle trials game, for the Game Boy Advance (GBA).
Features according to its homepage:
- Original Physics: The bike dynamics use the same Verlet integration as the J2ME version, including all three engine leagues: 100cc, 175cc, and 220cc.
- Smooth Performance: The game runs a dedicated 60Hz physics simulation that stays consistent regardless of the frame rate, providing responsive and predictable handling.
- Career Progression: Start with the basics in the 100cc league and work your way up. Completing tracks unlocks new challenges and higher-powered engines.
- Persistent Saving: Your best times for every track and your current progress are saved to battery-backed SRAM. The game even remembers which track you were last looking at in each league.
- Control Options: You can toggle between using the D-pad for tilting or switching to the L and R shoulder buttons via the settings menu.
- Mod Support: The engine is compatible with original .mrg track files, meaning different versions like the “1000-track” packs can be built as standalone ROMs.
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Princess Amelia (2026) for Commodore 64 — a free platformer by BARKAMI. Can you guide the princess?
Guide Princess Amelia up 20 castle levels to gather the lettered bucklers that spell her name. You can choose whether to collect jewels along the way, but act quickly before her patience runs out.
Btw! BARKAMI’s game is without music for now, if you want to help him out, get in touch with him. This would really add up to the game.
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