Rasterjack (2026) by str8games for Commodore 64.
Poker meets roguelike on the C64. Build a scoring machine from five cards and a rack of jokers across nine blinds. Skip a joker to bank an extra hand, but never more than five. No deck building, just fast decisions.
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PileDriver (2026) by Steve Tyson for ZX Spectrum.
Move up and down the centre line, blasting blocks left and right before they reach the middle. Some levels demand a specific colour, and the target is shown at the bottom. 5 points for a correct hit, 1 for a wrong colou. Built in Kwyll, this one plays best with a Kempston stick.
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Anbernic, best known for its retro handhelds, has stepped into the controller market with the RG P01.
This video review is in German and puts the controller through its paces: unboxing, build quality, buttons, sticks, triggers, comfort, connection options and real gaming on several systems, ending with the reviewer’s verdict.
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In Double Baboon Ninja, an arcade platformer for Commodore Amiga AGA systems, two martial-art primates battle alien invaders to save Baboon City.
A showcase of Update V.5 highlights two-player co-op gameplay, reworked bosses, visual fixes, and new stage mechanics. Developed by Dan Labriet with music by Robyn Powell, the game runs on a 68020 14MHz CPU with 2MB of CHIP RAM and hard drive installation.
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Ducks Away (2026) by SmittyB for Atari 7800.
The first light-gun homebrew for the system, and one of very few to support four players via QuadTari. 🌽🔫 Defend your veg patch from corks, or play as the dog and scare them off.
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Glamorous Zombie Flakes (2025) by 90soft90 for Nintendo 64.
Fashion, food, puns, and zombies in one console-style RPG. Guide Katherine and Lydia through a modelling agency that cures the afflicted, one intervention at a time. 30+ zombie types, 100+ items, 40,000 words of dialogue. A 15-20 hour oddity worth your curiosity.
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Star Defens (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
Silent space, but the stakes are loud: guard a cargo vessel against debris and alien missiles. Fire energy bubbles to intercept every threat before impact. Your reflexes decide if the expedition survives.
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Big Magenta B@stard (2026) by Animated ALex for ZX Spectrum.
Keep your laser ready: every missile that slips past ends your world. How long can you hold out against the big one?
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Scrapyard (2026) by J5 for Commodore 64.
A sanitation droid on a magnetic sorting floor where broken war machines hunt by material tag, not name. Ten floors down, the machine that scrapped you is waiting.
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SokoSoko (2026) by Foko Games for ZX Spectrum. An isometric puzzle challenge built with ZXS-Maker.
The visual presentation is monochrome.
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