Belzebub (2026) by jonathanfrakesjunior for Game Boy Advance.
An action RPG with two views, isometric for a clear look at the battlefield or fully 3D, switched even mid-combat. Three classes, three books and twelve acts of plague-ridden Vrenn.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Rush (2026) by KanedaFr for Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
A Burnout-style racer built vertically on hardware made for horizontal play, with hand-written code and hand-drawn assets. The unfinished result of a SNESDEV challenge.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Diggy (2026) by flipphone22 for Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
A digging game built to show off colour math lighting, with a sound driver that swaps channels between tracks as you go deeper. The one here is a descendant of the SNES Celeste audio driver.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Zombies (2026) by flipphone22 for Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
Run around and shoot things. Fending off your inevitable demise for as long as possible in a heroic last stand, rather than growing into a super slayer.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Ghost 2 (2026) by ready64 for Commodore 64.
A ghost drifts through a haunted castle blowing out candles on walls, tables and cupboards, but a troll keeps relighting them. Your gust of wind sends the troll packing.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Astro Pop (2026) by Enarkz for Game Boy Advance.
A kind of game the GBA never got, so Enarkz made one: 20 levels to reclaim your planet’s drained life energy, plus a 50-level handmade arcade mode, a 50-level Gauntlet and procedurally generated runs.
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Chips (2026) by MsRiaCayde for Game Boy Color.
A port of Chip’s Challenge in progress: guide Chip McCallahan through Melinda’s Clubhouse, a run of increasingly difficult puzzles to earn a place in the Bit Busters Club.
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Proof Of Destruction (2026) by Fandenivoldsk for Sega Master System.
A conversion of Shaun Southern’s C64 shooter. Fly two ships at once; shots tear holes in the grid you steer along.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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A Commodore 64 game can be turned into a Windows app that players simply double-click to play.
Konstantinos Patronas and VICE makes it possible.
Provide a.d64,.crt,.tap or.zip file and the app starts bulding. It is aimed at people who want to hand their players a single file to open rather than a separate emulator setup.
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A planet under attack needs a pilot, and Defence Force puts you in the cockpit of a ship sent to stop the invaders and protect humans from being abducted.
Made by Galamoon, this is an adaptation of Defence Force on the Oric, keeping the spirit of the original while adding colourful graphics, an animated intro, four-voice music, moving stars and explosions. You face a range of enemies across successive waves, keeping an eye on your radar and using your shield at the right moment to survive.
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