Borderline by Locked Door Puzzle is a short adventure game made for Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
The story of this game is made across two worlds. Every 30 seconds you are dragged between 2 different realities, with the world around you resetting each time. In both, you face mortal peril and a mystery. You must solve the mystery of each realm and find a hidden potential within yourself to break free.
Invaders by Josip Retro Bits is a simple BASIC game made for Commodore 64.
The invasion on the planet has begun and with your ship, you will find yourself on the front line facing the enemies. It is important to kill as many enemies as you can and help your comrades behind you. Moving enemies is done by calling a kernel routine. This routine moves down all lines below an injected line. With a little hack, it is possible to use this and produce a constant scrolling-down effect. Press key ‘1’ to change the moving direction to the left, and key ‘9’ to change the moving direction to the right. Press key ‘8’ to shoot. Kill as many enemies until you run out of time.
Cave Escape by Josip Retro Bits is an action game made for Commodore 64.
Your ship is trapped inside a large cave on an unknown planet. You need to escape from the cave while the alien ship is blocking your way. There is not much time left until the bomb that you set up goes off. Press any key to move your ship forward. Keep an eye on the alien ship, he is making it harder to progress forward. If you pass him, he will follow you and move in front of you. Reach the end of the cave before you run out of time.
Supercooked by Goldlocke is a multiplayer cooking action game made for Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
In this game, cook your way to the top by beating eight exciting stages alone or with up to three friends as aspiring apprentices trying to climb the mountain of cooking excellence. To succeed, you must prove your chops in eight kitchen stages: The better you perform, the more stars you get, which are in turn required to open the star gates and expand the world map. You can follow these instructions for a better play:
Mark My Word by Game portal is a game made for Commodore 64.
This is a cave word game where you can explore ancient paleo letters as symbols for words. For example, “a” is OX/or the letter a. This game is just a demo/tutorial and the author has said that, if requested, he will make more complex combos.
A Nightmare on Elm Street – Son of a Hundred Maniacs by 8-Bit Slasher is a horror action game made for Nintendo Entertainment System.
In this game you will play as Freddy and terrorize teenagers in their sleep. When you press the select button 10 times, you will jump to the Bonus Nightmare Level instantly. On the screen that displays “The End,” press any button to see a secret message. After you kill Josh in dreamland, it changes the scene to his room where he dies in the real world. Press left + select on this scene for a familiar surprise.
Zumber by SkagoGames is a wave battle game made with PICO-8.
In this game, the green numbers mean zombies and the numbers below represent the players. The number above is your home and what you need to protect. You need to make the player number match the green number to attack the zombies. If left unattended, players may be attacked by zombies. You need to kill all the zombies up to wave 6 to clear the game. Otherwise, it’s game over. Use the ‘arrow keys’ to move and ‘x’ key to attack.
Glider by TheMasterBee is a prototype platformer game made for PICO-8.
The game is about the journey of a little guy with a glider and he has to reach the flag without touching anything by using ascending air streams and its small thruster.
Staff Boy by Tinge is a fantasy platformer game made for PICO-8.
Your goal is to run through the strange temple. You can break things up with your ancient staff. You also have a power charge inside your staff: you can either use a yellow or a pink beam that changes the age of whatever it touches.
Hand Held Legend by GumpyFunction is a production for the Nintendo Game Boy.
Choose your scene, color and number to start an animation. Use ‘d-pad’ to move, interact with ‘a’ button, restart the scene (when the animation finishes) with ‘start’ button and return to the menu (when the animation finishes) with the ‘select’ button. Enjoy!