Ring Dash SMS (2025) by BriG78cx for Sega Master System.
Sonic meets retro run-and-grab – 12 levels across 6 light/dark zones.
Collect rings, crush badbots with invincibility, and climb the scoreboard.
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OGOL (2026) by turanszkij for Commodore 64.
A voice in your head, a sword in the ground, and a world you can’t quite recall. Made for the Árok party in Assembly — side scrolling, fluid animations, and throw-your-blade combat. What waits beyond that first screen?
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Button Moon (2026) by Jamie Bradbury (J Bizzel) for ZX Spectrum
Mr Spoon finally gets his own text adventure after 40 years. Can you find the lost button?
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Blali DX Special Edition (2026) by SCOOVY for Game Boy Color.
A fan remake of iBlali’s classics, packed with Blali 1, Blali 2, an all-new epilogue with an original soundtrack, achievements, improved graphics and bosses, a revised story, more secrets, and a dash of RNG.
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Crazy Animal Safari (2026) by devgb for Game Boy.
Guide a cat through handcrafted mazes, collect all five stars, and dodge enemies. 90 levels across two modes.
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Dead Planets (2026) by Coopdevil for Atari 2600.
288 flip-screen screens in 4K, wrapping in all directions. You’re DEWI, hunting crystals across six dead worlds — walls kill, momentum matters, and graph paper is your best weapon.
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Orbit Duel (2026) by devgb for Game Boy.
A duel shooter where every shot counts thanks to cannon cooldown. Survive 120 stages, 15 bosses, and shifting rival patterns across the Scrapline Arena.
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Otomata Labs’ Esprit Cracktro for the ZX Spectrum opens with a scrolling colour effect and a fat music track that immediately sets the tone.
The production, which placed 4th at DiHALT Summer 2025, features code by wbcbz7, graphics by Grongy, and music by Pator,
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Rasterfable brings a La Linea animation, a SHAM6 scroller, and a real-time Mandelbrot fractal to the Amiga 500 or better, all on a single floppy disk.
Coded and designed by Alfadron of Triumph, with music by Clyde and Xerxes.
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Silverline, a birthday demo for Amiga OCS from Bitbendaz. It came second at the Edison party and features a mix of code, graphics, and music from several contributors.
Happy Birthday, Cloud^Candle!
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