Pirate Raider II (2026) by chadlung for Commodore 64.
Back on the high seas, but the Royal Navy is angrier and cannon fire wakes something far worse. Mermaids lend sea magic, King Neptune gifts upgrades.
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Cesar Adventure 4 (2026) by Cesar_CRa for NES
An alpha two build made in NESMAKER, now with smoother animation, parallax scrolling, four levels and four bosses, plus a new power.
Wall of China (2026) by Salvacam for Game Boy Color.
One touch ends the run before you reach the right edge. Cursor to move, enter to start.
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Bullet Panic (2026) by abadede919302 for Sega Megadrive
A bullet hell-ish avoider where your magenta ship cannot shoot. Four enemy colours, four firing patterns, all chasing you. Hold A/B/C to rise, release to fall. One hit from a wall or bullet and it is over. How far can you go?
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Wintergames (2026) by Fliegeralarm Games for Amiga AGA.
Seven events, hotseat for four, 256 colours on a stock A1200. Luge, curling, ski jump, biathlon and more. Which nation takes your medal table?
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General Of Panzers (2026) by Fliegeralarm Games for Amiga AGA.
A hex-based WWII strategy demo in the Panzer General tradition, built for the A1200. Core armies, aces, fog of war, landings, weather that grounds your aircraft. Two missions each for the German and American campaigns.
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Flieger Minigolf (2026) by Fliegeralarm Games for Amiga AGA.
Eight birds, 54 isometric holes, one elephant that swipes its trunk across your line. Hot-seat golf for four on the A500, with night and mirrored variants.
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Sixies (2026) by dskilton for Atari XL/XE.
Now with 64K support and enhanced 128K title caching.
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The Adventure Of Node (2026) by Bad Pun Studio for Amiga
A work-in-progress RPG demo. Play Node, an Archon Village adventurer fighting to revive the town. Sword in hand, you’ll need logic and quick reflexes to clear an enchanted forest. Runs on a 2MB A1200.
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Cogwheel Quandary (2026) by 7 Towersoft Games for Amiga AGA.
Every gear is a number: teeth add up to the gap between posts, or they grind. Thirty machines, three rings, one shared tray. The crank never stops.
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