COMPUTE!’s Gazette presents: The 8-Bit Networking Issue
116 pages of color. Print + Digital. Inside: TRS-80 Model I origins, Laser Chess for CoCo, MLX32 debut, 6809 Assembly, and the people keeping Tandy alive.
COMPUTE!’s Gazette presents: The 8-Bit Networking Issue
116 pages of color. Print + Digital. Inside: TRS-80 Model I origins, Laser Chess for CoCo, MLX32 debut, 6809 Assembly, and the people keeping Tandy alive.
Pirate Raider (2026) by chadlung for Commodore 64.
Sail a black galleon through a shifting archipelago, sink the treasure ship, then loot her wreck. Sink too many Navy ships and they send a flagship after you.
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Tomb Jones (2026) by ZombieGamer80 for Commodore 64.
Trapped in a cursed tomb with rolling boulders and traps. Written in BASIC 2.0 back in 2018, now a type-in magazine tribute.
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Motherboard (2026) by chadlung for Commodore 64.
A shooter set inside the C64’s own circuitry. Shoot POKEs for PEEK values, dodge grid bugs on the traces, then defend your system memory from FLIP-FLOPs.
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Wizards Lab (2026) by A.C. Wright for Commodore 64.
Potions fall in six colours. Match three and they vanish. Reagents among them (fireballs, bombs, prisms) set each other off. Swap a match and half the board unravels.
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The Worm King (2026) by Oniric Factor for Game Boy Color.
Cosmic horror and old folklore meet in this investigative adventure. Manage sanity, not just XP. Something ancient stirs below.
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Drakoko by RYUHA Studio for Game Boy Color.
Fly, explore, and heal in Dokoland โ an infinite maze of color and wonder. With retro-inspired design, minimal visuals, and endless levels in every direction, every flight feels new
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Rebounder (2026) by abadede919302 for Sega Mega Drive.
An endless pong-like juggle act. Balls pour from the green pipe on the left, and your paddle is all that keeps them off the floor. Every 5 points adds another ball. Hearts are rare.
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Back To Pieldetoro (2026) by jordi for MS-DOS.
Martin’s kids listen to reggaeton in the future. Fixing the timeline means fighting autovoice through music’s golden eras. A time-travel platformer about saving good music.
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