Quoridor (2026) by abadede919302 for Sega Megadrive.
A 16-bit take on the 9×9 board game: first to the far side wins Two human players or a 68k CPU opponent.
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Cease & Desist by Retrotainment Games x Matt Gondek for NES
A brand-new arcade-style beat-em-up for the NES. Smash tropey pop culture back into paint. All gas, no brakes.
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Lala Prologue (2026) by Iapetus for Thomson MO.
A clumsy witch-in-training scatters Morgana’s magical filters out the window in this platformer, then has to dodge flying nasties and spikes to fetch them and the keys
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Equilibrium Spectre (2026) by 7TowersoftGames for Amiga ECS.
The board hangs on a pivot: match tiles on one side, the beam tilts and everything left standing slides into the new low ground Sixty levels where the real puzzle is the order of your moves.
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X-NOID is a hardcore PICO-8 brick-breaker that brings all 33 original arcade stages, including final boss.
The full power-up set is in place too: Slow, Catch, Expand, Disruption, Laser, Break and Player/Extra Life. You move with the arrow keys or the mouse, speed the ship up with X, and fire or launch the ball with Z or the left mouse button.
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Lunar Lander is makiart’s first try at a PICO-8 game, built from the tutorial in Dylan Bennet’s zine “Game Development with Pico-8”. You use the arrow keys to thrust, and pressing X restarts after a game over.
The cartridge is released under a CC4-BY-NC-SA licence.
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A PICO-8 fangame of VVVVVV casts you as Cadet Vanilla, trying to prove themselves worthy of joining the crew of the DSS Souleye.
Made by rarelikeaunicorn, it’s described as a love letter to VVVVVV, one of the platformers that got the developer into indie games in the first place.
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Picoblox is sunjon’s PICO-8 demake of Bloxorz, with all 33 original levels included.
You roll a block across floating platforms, switches and bridges to reach the square hole at the end of each stage, and falling off the edge restarts it.
There are soft and heavy switches, fragile white tiles, split switches that turn the block into two smaller cubes, and a passcode for every stage so you can carry on from where you left off. It also has PCM tracked music and sound effects, plus a funky menu attract mode.
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Cluckie Egg (2026) by Loudscotsbloke for Mattel Aquarius.
Sounds familiar, perhaps it is… 🙂
https://loudscotsbloke.itch.io/cluckie-egg-mattel-aquarius
Tutankham (2026) by LC-Games for Amiga OCS.
Guide an explorer raiding King Tut’s tomb, grabbing the golden mask and fending off its guardians across the catacombs
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