Don’t Die Mr Robot! Advance (2026) by Infinite State Games for Game Boy Advance.
Mr Robot returns in a perfect bullet-heaven miniature — and yes, you will die. A lot.
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Whack-A-Creature (2026) by E_net4 for MS-DOS.
Your favourite critters from Create-a-Creature are back, and this time you can either smash them or save them. Arrow keys to aim, Z to whack, X to grab. Choose wisely.
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Minesweeper 6D (2026) by codename_B for Game Boy Advance.
A demake of an already surreal puzzle concept — twist, orbit and flag across six dimensions. Colours are just for show, but solving the cube-like grid unlocks a reward.
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Cinema Sentinel (2026) by opensixty for Game Boy.
You’re an owl on a one-minute shift, confiscating phones from cinema patrons. Six minigames. No pause, no restart. Can you reach the epilogue?
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Build a Jetpack Advance (2026) by Johann Ruiz for Game Boy Advance.
A diving, crafting port of Aymeri’s PICO-8 original. Start on a raft, explore the deep, gather fish and materials, sell, upgrade, and build a jetpack powerful enough to reach a star.
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Agar brings the classic browser game Agar.io to PICO-8 as a demake.
This version recreates the core gameplay of eating smaller cells and avoiding bigger ones, all within the constraints of the PICO-8 palette and resolution. It’s a straightforward port that captures the original’s simple, addictive loop.
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Confused Bones is an unfinished PICO-8 game where you play as a skeleton who has woken up without a clue, so you mess around with whatever you find to figure a way out.
There’s not much more to say about it yet, since the game is still in development and only a basic concept is available.
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Free Sector (2026) by Don Bisdorf for MS-DOS.
The Trade Union’s drone fleet is coming for your sector, captain. Can you hold the line?
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Ecstasy Of Order (2026) by riefer666 for ZX Spectrum.
A remedial wizard’s tidy spell turns a living library into a hostile maze. Can you outrun a grimoire with eyes?
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Porklike (2026) by HairyViking for ZX Spectrum.
Nine floors of turn-based roguelike action await inside the tower of Wurstlord. Can you nick his legendary sausage? A faithful port of the Pico-8 original, with full music on 128k machines.
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