Electroblasters (2025) by Victor Parada for Atari XL/XE.
Two players, one electric cannon each: line up, fire lightning, burst bubbles before your rival. First to blast 21 wins. Built for NOMAM’s BASIC 10-liners Contest 2025.
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Intruder Alert! (2025) by Victor Parada for Atari XL/XE.
You’re a rogue humanoid fleeing a maze where guardian robots stalk your every move. One joystick, three lives, zero room for wall contact. A 10-liner contest entry that punches way above its weight.
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The Last Oath (2025) by Narkhos for Amstrad CPC.
A curse steals your village’s free will, then their lives. Can you find its source?
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Rightris (2025) by artefacto for Atari 2600.
A Tetris tribute for the 2600, complete with Korobeiniki playing as you stack. Flip the left difficulty switch to A and pieces speed up every 5 lines instead of 10.
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Blasting Robots (2025) by lotto72 for Game Boy Advance.
Lotto72 brings Dr. Ludos’ Atari Lynx original to GBA hardware, building the port in Lua with BPCoreEngine. It’s a first release, bare bones but tested on real hardware. Curious how it evolves.
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Fightris (2025) by artefacto for Atari 2600.
Falling blocks, but clearing 2+ lines dumps garbage on your rival’s board. Two players, two screens, one winner. Flip the difficulty switch to A and the pieces speed up every 5 lines.
Skelly Shift (2025) by JAIWare for Game Boy.
Grid-based puzzling with timing as sharp as a bone. Play as Skelly the Skeleton, dodging bats and cracked floors across challenge rooms. Shift happens.
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Boom! (2025) by Zoopersoft for Amiga AGA.
An evil overlord hoards the last floppy disks in a world nearly out of them. Guide the hero to reclaim them in this tribute to AmigaBill.
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Super Thing Get (2025) by Derrick Rossignol for Game Boy Color.
Remember “catch me if you can”? This is the digital GBC version, with a twist: grab items while you run. Fast, pick-up-and-play, and random enough to never play the same way twice.
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Tetris Championship Edition (2025) by theshich for ZX Spectrum.
A competition-minded take on Tetris 2: 50 FPS two-player duels, a 50-level Puzzle mode, and a hidden message waiting to be decoded.
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