Isa Brave: Underworld Keys (2026) by Tom Martin for MSX.
She’s an unknown, legendary hero entering a deadly underworld with limited ammo — looks cute, plays brutal. The 50th and final entry of MSXdev25.
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Field of Skulls (2026) by Tim Hartnell for ZX Spectrum.
A tribute type-in: dodge skulls and lure them into crosses. Two TAP files available.
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Retro Maker Simulator (2026) by Madsox Games for Game Boy .
A tongue-in-cheek parody of retro handheld makers. Run five departments, make decisions to avoid bankruptcy, and play three mini-games (bubble wrap, ram catching, angry flips).
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Exploder (2026) by Mikebloke for Game Boy Advance.
A 2004 BYOND title ported to GBA, inspired by an Amstrad 464 game. Tiles explode at 5, triggering chain reactions across three modes and layouts. Link cable included but stick to Classic or Minefield for stability.
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Slide-o-Snake (2026) by Mikebloke for Game Boy Advance.
A deceptively tricky puzzler where you guide a snake through randomised holes and blocks. This demo covers Easy Mode only — finish at 50 points. Coded in ARM assembly, with SRAM saving.
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Crashdar (2026) by Roroto Sic for Game Boy.
A two-day Ludum Dare entry with a real ending screen — download the ROM for DMG or Color.
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Naves Locas (2026) by raulgarfer for ZX Spectrum.
A debut game built with Boriel BASIC. All graphics and code original, save for the libraries. A personal project made possible by tutorial support, not AI.
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Snake Dawg is a custom Game Boy ROM by SchizophrenicGod and developer Julss, created as a tribute to late artist Darrion Taylor (KOBE JXRDAN).
The action title lets you play as an armed dog fighting off waves of shooting snakes. Physical custom-colored cartridges are also in production for special giveaways to family, friends, and collectors!
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Crazy One (2026) by Cristian Cubillos for Commodore 64.
A UNO-like card race in 100% assembly, with stacking, team modes, and AI that can slip up on calling “Crazy!” — can you catch them?
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Scramble Arcade (2026) by Epy for Plus/4
A faithful port of Konami’s 1981 classic. A tight conversion that captures the arcade feel.
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