ZPF (2025) by ZPF Team for Sega Genesis.
A love letter to 90s shoot ’em-ups: secrets to uncover and a scoring system that rewards mastery. 16-bit arcade action, old-school style.
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ZPF (2025) by ZPF Team for Sega Genesis.
A love letter to 90s shoot ’em-ups: secrets to uncover and a scoring system that rewards mastery. 16-bit arcade action, old-school style.
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Hurdel (2025) by hurdelsoft for Nintendo Entertainment System.
Grab every collectible across 28 levels, but mind your ability ammo. Roguelike mode adds procedurally generated runs.
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Gold Coins (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
A miner finds an empty chest, then coins scattered across a cave full of rolling rocks and snakes. Can you fill it before the tunnels claim you?
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Defence (2025) by Micke for VIC-20.
A horizontal scrolling space shooter with a radar, evoking the feel of Defender. Grab the joystick, and any key drops a smart bomb. Now with less screen flicker.
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Calamitous Corridors (2026) by Glenn Main for Atari 2600.
Auto-run neon corridors, mind your stamina, dodge the debris fall.
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Tired of building walls by hand? Spring Catapult (2026) for Atari 2600 lets you automate construction โ if you can nail the timing of a wild, bouncing launcher.

Another game by Marc Vittorini, who aims for a world record! Visit his page to find out more!
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Battle for dominance in Clash of Courts (2026) for NES โ a 6-player competitive strategy platformer.

Master the Moonstone, collect Gemstones, or defeat the Fae Queen to win. Built with custom 6502 Assembly on real hardware.
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Zombie Math (2026) by Alex Boutin for Sinclair ZX81.
Solve 2 + 2 before the zombie eats you. Press 6 or 7 to adjust. Each problem changes the increment. Can you reach 100/100?
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Apollo (2026) by Mouse’s Mistake for Sega Dreamcast.
Dancing aliens meet rhythm shooting: spam won’t cut it, only on-beat hits score big. Three waves, a hidden wave select, and a soundtrack that doubles as an EP. Bring your timing.
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Don’t Die Mr Robot Pocket (2025) by Infinite State Games for NeoGeo Pocket Color.
A demake of the original, 25 years late to the party, and all the better for it. Dodge Spikers, Roombas, Bombers, Zappers and Seekers. Watch out for the unstoppable Brute.
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