Ryลshi Shinryaku (2024) by nop90 for Atari Lynx.
Quantum drones vs dimensional invaders in Tokyo. Your copies across realities move as one, and losing one loses all.
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Ryลshi Shinryaku (2024) by nop90 for Atari Lynx.
Quantum drones vs dimensional invaders in Tokyo. Your copies across realities move as one, and losing one loses all.
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Bombero (2024) by raulgarfer for Amstrad CPC.
The alarm at Daktilos City fire station just went off. Lead your rescue teams to pull victims from a burning building before it collapses. Quick thinking earns points.
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FASTER (2024) by Jonathan Thomas for Atari STE.
50fps 2.5D racing on an 8MHz machine, with Blitter sprites, a 24h day/night cycle and YM tunes. Won the Silly Venture 2024 ST/STE games compo.
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Soiled Iron (2024) by drmortalwombat for Commodore 64.
Two-opponent sword fighter with a quest mode and one-on-one bouts. PAL/NTSC, disk or prg.
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Kirai (2024) by AD for Nintendo Entertainment System.
A haunted house escape for Kira, built to test the limits of Retro Puzzle Maker. A short experiment from an artist eyeing a fuller Sokoban-style follow-up.
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Pleasuredome (2024) by BiscuitLocker for Game Boy Color.
Frankie’s pest control gig at the Pleasuredome nightclub: bugs to clear, upgrades to buy. A one-button RPG from the 1 Button Jam.
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Rintivoorh (2024) by UltraNarwhal & Team for Amiga OCS.
What if Hawkeye got a sequel? This AmiGameJam 2024 prototype asks that question, and answers with one dense level stuffed with secrets. Hunt flashing creatures for keys, hoard crystals for shop upgrades, and mind the active doors.
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Entomophobia DX (2025) by drgd_retro for Game Boy Color.
TerraGrowโs space station was meant to feed Earth, but its accelerated crops unleashed a creeping nightmare. Can you survive the biodomes?
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Pac-Line Panic (2025) by Thomas Jentzsch for Atari 2600.
8 players, 4 starting lines, one life. Paddles + QuadTari. The AI doesn’t go easy. 2 bytes ROM and 2 RAM left spare.
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BrewOtaku is out! If you are still into homebrew, kindly check this new magazine, available digitally and physical.

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