Zero Polarity (2026) by Apix for Commodore 64.
In 2184, Sub-Prime has lost power. You are Zero, an old, modifiable maintenance robot with a chromatic pulse module that flips the polarity of the world: light becomes solid, darkness vanishes, and back again. Knowing when to switch is everything.
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Barrio Bravo (2026) by MnD for Nintendo Entertainment System.
Two kids, Dani and Luz, chase a stolen sound truck through the barrio one hour at a time before sunrise in this co-op beat’em up.
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Keep On Driving (2026) by torte00 for Super Nintendo Entertainment System.
An unknown driver heads into the desert where delivery cars keep losing rubbers on the road, and you jump over them until the trouble ends. Made with PVSNESLIB for the SNES DEV Game Jam 2026.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Advanced Wedding Reception Simulator (2026) by O J Woods for Game Boy Advance.
Steer the conga through guests to add them to your line, hit A on the bell every fourth beat for a HEY, but avoid the tables and Uncle Derek in the red suit. Four records to choose from.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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RoboCop (2026) by kirby2000 for ZX Spectrum.
A port of the 1988 Data East arcade game to 128K machines, currently in beta, with seven stages running from Old Detroit to the OCP tower and the shooting-range bonus rounds in between.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Cyber Patrol (2026) by Tansoft for Commodore 64.
Drive a boxy pickup across nine planets, jumping craters, blasting rocks and shooting aliens, with three-way fire and homing missiles. Written in 6502 assembler.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Dactyl Joust (2026) by K.R.A.Z. Productions for Atari Jaguar.
A 3D take on Joust, rebuilt from a game Atari cancelled in 1995 after High Voltage stopped getting paid. Now you can finally play it.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Lost Souls (2026) by Megastyle for Commodore 64.
Gather torches, light 25 gravestones before midnight and dodge the shadows that send you back to the start.
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Blue Max Remake (2026) by Carlo Gerla for Sega Megadrive.
A fan remake of the 1983 WWI flight game, rebuilt with the C64 version’s rules and world: fly your biplane over rivers and airfields, bomb tanks and ships, shoot down enemy planes, then land to refuel, repair and reload
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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3D Maze (2026) by Galamoon for Commodore 64.
A first-person wireframe maze inspired by the 1983 Oric original. Each game generates a fresh maze, 6 × 6 at first, then 8 × 8, with a guaranteed path to the target. How few moves can you do it in?
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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