Planet Pulse 2 (2026) by ready64 for Commodore 64.
A lander game with 10 worlds, each with its own gravity: Earth is heaviest at 9.81, Juno almost floats at 0.21. Pick your world on the mission map and collect all 10 landings
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Pac-Man Championship Edition (2026) by haroldo-ok for Sega Genesis.
A C + SGDK clone of Pac-Man Championship Edition DX+ with four courses, maze skins and a bomb button that clears nearby hunters.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Hexline 61 (2026) by Gunter Heiss for C64.
Drop gems on a 61-cell hex board: clear a line in any of three directions, with Burst and Slide rules, 100 levels and two SID tunes.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Tiltrune (2026) by Majoros Gábor for Amiga OCS.
The C64 puzzler comes to Amiga with reworked visuals and music. More than 80 rooms, 100 undos per room, three stars for matching par.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Nebula Vultures (2026) by 7TowersoftGames for Sega Genesis.
Fly through different worlds, from night valley to dead nebula. A different boss is waiting for you at the end of each world.
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Wink and Blink Get Lost in the Puzzle Dungeon (2026) by Max Oakland for Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
Wink shoots lasers, Blink throws vegetables: each sibling’s skill sets off different switches across the rooms. Press START on the second controller any time to drop into two-player.
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Hunched Back (2026) by stacbats for Commodore 64.
A version of the 80s original Hunchback with a cheap graphical makeover, after the developer disassembled the game to look at the rope and other bits.
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Gem Cowboy (2026) by erikyoshi64 for Game Boy.
A quest across four desert regions with just your gun, a jump and your wits. Still in early development, so bugs can be reported.
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The 8th Wonder (2026) by gorzylla for Game Boy.
A short story-driven thriller set in 1880 New York, where you play a doctor facing a medical mystery. Three endings and your choices matter, made in GBStudio for a jam themed “Helpless”.
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Let’s Go For Vrouves (2026) by Revive8Bit for Commodore 64.
A tower defence game set in a Cretan village: deploy villagers on top-down grids to protect the Kafenio and its sacks of wild mountain greens from bio-drones and hazard squads.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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