Bubble Diver (2026) by NugKnows for Game Boy Advance.
Trap fish in bubbles, crack ore and surface before your air runs out. Five zones down to 316 m, 15 species and four bubble guns.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Dazed And Confused: The Last Day (2026) by Martel1412 for Nintendo Entertainment System.
Jump, throw baseballs, and collect mixtapes through four acts and twelve rooms, with familiar characters, pixel art, and original chiptune music.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Yell At Clouds 2: Log Off (2026) by J5 for Nintendo Entertainment System.
19 levels written in 6502 assembly, where each thread is a level: bubble the people arguing, then pop them for chain points. Leave a bubble too long and they come back red and faster, and they remember
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Sweep Boy (2026) by NugKnows for Game Boy Advance.
Five cleaning jobs with a twist each: low gravity on the Moon, dust storms on Mars, colour-matched conveyor belts in the Library. Every job starts from scratch, so each one is a fresh grind before the automation kicks in
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Globber Plus (2026) by Sönke Schultz for Commodore 64.
You’re a googly-eyed creature racing a highway full of stones, grabbing hearts for bonus points. Watch out: the stones switch direction at the halfway point
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Xenotype (2026) by Sander Alsema for Commodore 64.
Help a homesick miner harvest falling crystals by teleporting them to a cargo ship, or risk losing his job
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Rogue Abyss81 (2026) by Lupoman (Luis Pieri) for Sinclair ZX81.
A roguish descent through at least 80 levels, written in just 10 lines of BASIC for the BASIC 10 Liner Contest. Dodge Orks, grab coins and food to keep going.
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Survivor81 (2026) by Lupoman (Luis Pieri) for Sinclair ZX81.
Escape a radioactive maze while your health constantly drains, grabbing “+” packs to stay alive, steering with O and P and keeping clear of the walls.
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Temple Of Embers by Tansoft for Commodore 64
Hit ? blocks to switch form: archer, knight, wings, whip, electro or neutron, duck to dodge arrows and fire, 18 levels, two dragons and a demon lord to beat.
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Jazz Jackrabbit (2026) by haroldo-ok for Game Boy Color.
Three worlds and seven stages of Epic’s 1994 DOS platformer, ported with native PSM audio conversion: bass on the wave channel, leads on pulse, drums on noise.
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