Beadu Bryten by credgehog is a three-player strategy game for the Game Boy Advance. This game is a submission to the Lost Cartridge Jam 2022.
In this game you play as England, Wales, or Scotland, and defeat the other players’ signature units to win. The more you defeat the units, the more you will gain points and your power in the kingdom will increase.
Toy CPU Simulator by jimhall is a simulation game made for MS-DOS.
This game is a simulation of a minimal instruction set computer. When you start the game, it will “boot up” by clearing all the values in the 256-byte memory. You’ll see it count up from 0 to 255 in the counter display, while the instruction and accumulator displays remain at zero. After initialization, you’ll be put into input mode. Use the “Up/Down” arrow keys to select the instruction you want to edit, then press “Enter” to edit an instruction. When you’re done entering an instruction, press “Enter” to go back to input mode. From input mode, press R to run the program. The status display will light up “RUN” when the Toy runs your program.
Pimon by Milchreis is an arcade game with a genre of rhythm. This game is made for PICO-8.
You can start the game by hitting the ‘X’ button. Pimon plays at first two tones. After that you have to repeat the tones in the correct order. If your are correct, Pimon will repeat the tones and add one more. Now you have to repeat it again and again. If you repeat 4 times the correct tones, you get an extra life. This allows you once to type in an incorrect answer.
Sky Frizz by Liminalist Contraptions is a sci-fi action-adventure roguelike platformer game made for MS-DOS. The author may work on future updates (bug fixes etc.) but this is so far complete.
You will play as a freelance intergalactic secret agent, Sky Frizz, and see what the evil Shade Bots are up to on planet Aphid. Collect items to help you traverse this randomized world, including jetpacks, quake mines, force fields, and the sky’s signature tool/weapon, the Sky Hook!
Sorrow by Nomad Studio is a prototype adventure game made for Atari Lynx. This demo was created for the LynxJam 2021.
In this game, you wake up in a dark dungeon, without any recollection of how you got there. You are equipped with a sword and some armor. It’s time to find your way out. Set in a Lovecraftian world, an overworld to be explored and more dungeons to battle bosses in.
Lost To The Abyss by inky90 is an adventure game made with GB Studio. This game is a submission to Lost Cartridge Jam 2022.
You play as a kid named Scatty, who has lost his game cartridges under the bed and must now explore a dangerous new world to get them back.
Jumpy Man by squid boy is a platformer game made with GB Studio.
Your goal in the game is quite simple. You are a jumpy man, who needs to jump across many obstacles and traps to finish each level. Be careful when you jump, because when you do it suddenly makes you slippery and that is enough to knock you down in the trap below. The level will start from the beginning and you need to start everything again.
Mega Mecha Knight by Developer0 is an action-adventure game made with GB Studio. This game is a submission to Lost Cartridge Jam 2022.
The game is simple but interesting to play. You play as an armed soldier, a knight with a shield in each level. Moving forward, you will be faced with many foes and lose your health. Do not let your health drop to zero!
Castlevania Memoirs by Elvies is an action platformer game made with GB Studio.
The goal of the game is to play through one level but three different characters. You can shoot your enemies from a distance and earn some points and health as you go on. This game is a submission to the Lost Cartridge Jam 4. As such, it is designed to be believable and feel like a vintage game. It is a tech demo for an unreleased Castlevania game.
Motor Glory by Zerker is a prototype action stealth game made for MS-DOS.
This game started as a demake of Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots, but has been reworked to remove any copyrighted materials. You need to guide Scarab through three exciting screens in CGA glory. It also has a rather silly photo viewing mode, which doesn’t serve much purpose aside from where you can view some random converted images in CGA graphics modes.