Swarm Vaders (2026) by Loudscotsbloke for Mattel Aquarius.
Hand-written machine code pushing a 16K Aquarius to fill the screen with swooping, kamikaze aliens How much can the wee blue key take before it gives up?
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Alien Fury (2026) by Ozak for Commodore 64.
A hopeless arcade space shooter where victory is not the goal, only taking as many aliens down with you as you can Missiles speed up the longer you last.
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Galactic Odyssey (2026) by Enarkz for Game Boy Advance.
A pinball experiment: each credit drops you on a randomly generated planet with its own table background and objectives. Clear them, launch the ball, probe new worlds for the encyclopedia.
TI Golf (2026) by Michael J. Nurney (Mjnurney) for TI-99.
A 3D golf game with a Leaderboard-style swing bar: stop it on the snap line or hook/slice. Plays on an unexpanded console from a 128K cart
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Magister Militum (2026) by Windigo Productions for Commodore 64.
Plan your army, then fight in real time An Emperor forgives mistakes, but not too many. PAL/NTSC, joystick only.
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PETSCII Panic (2026) by m0nde for Commodore 64.
Hold the lawn against six waves of zombies, written in BASIC with PETSCII graphics only. Each lane even gets one lawnmower as a last resort.
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Operation Greenup (2026) by molisoft for ZX Spectrum.
Inspired by a real 1945 OSS mission, this interactive fiction lets you switch between two characters sharing one map, combining their skills across 60+ locations.
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EnviroGun (2026) by Enarkz for Game Boy Advance.
A procedural shoot’em up spanning nine stages and over 50 biomes, with weapons tied to each planet you land on. Runs are saved to the Enviropedia so you can replay your last ten attempts. Normal Mode is a free download
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Moni In Search Of The Good Old Gold (2026) by Protopixel for GBC.
A huge little platforming adventure, with USCA90 on the soundtrack. Controls are yours to remap on any emulator.
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Dungeon Durban (2026) by Durban Games for Sega Genesis.
Initially known as GBA game. Pac-Man vibes ahead!
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