Hungry Pixel (2025) by Animated ALex for ZX Spectrum.
Guide a pixel through mazes, eat all 6 strawberries, and dodge walls as gravity tightens its grip each level. Plus, an Etch A Sketch bonus from the Learning BASIC YouTube series.
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Glories Lair (2026) by Laluigi for PlayStation.
A janky but functional roguelike for real PS1 hardware, with wave fights, three bosses and hand-drawn sprites. The dev menu is left in for tinkering.
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UnPac’d (2026) by Atarius Maximus for Atari 2600.
Pac-Man without the maze? Armed with an EMP blaster, you get three shots per round to stun ghosts. 12 maze-less screens plus power pellet chases.
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SteelSoldier Online (2026) by SteelSoldier for Game Boy Color.
A CGA-styled platformer where a routine robot becomes a combat unit. The demo has 2 zones, 6 levels, 2 bosses.
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The Five Fists Of Anger (2026) by Huffelduff for VIC-20
Channels the spirit of Irem’s 1984 arcade classic, Kung-Fu Master. It nods to that scrolling beat-’em-up lineage while stamping its own retro style. Pure nostalgia for the martial arts era.
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Aonic is a work-in-progress port of Sonic The Hedgehog to the Amiga 1200, written entirely in assembly language.
‘The Green Hill Zone Demo’ is now available The code is handcrafted.
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The 1966 MIT ELIZA, the first(?) chatbot that started it all, has been rebuilt in pure 6502 assembly for the C64.
This faithful recreation by Horned Goat Productions keeps the original’s text-based charm. It’s a piece of computing history that fits right on your breadbox.
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Salva il Gatto (2026) by Annina Games for Commodore 64.
Guide your cat through a narrow, collapsing shaft, munching dots while dodging spikes. Each coin resets a brutal 5-second clock; hit 99 points to win. Levels are procedurally generated, so no two runs are alike.
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Roof Hockey (2026) by Martel1412 for Nintendo Entertainment System.
The store is closed, the net is up, and you’ve got twelve minutes of rooftop grudge match. No goalie, no ref, just your stick and a puck that bounces mean off the boards.
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Silk Road Trader (2026) by saucerbrain for ZX Spectrum.
Can you bank a million coins on the 48k?
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