Caga Tió (2026) by VG Source for GBA.
Ready for the quirkiest Christmas tradition ever? A brand new rhythm game that brings the beloved Catalan tradition to your handheld console.
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No Quarter (2026) by ArugulaZ for Atari 2600.
No Quarter by ArugulaZ for Atari 2600
Acid rain falls harder as Kid Kodiak scoops up arcade coins. Reach $1.50 per level to progress.
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Delve Or Die! (2026) by Tweety231323 for Commodore 64
A tight little dungeon crawler written entirely in assembly. Keyboard or joystick, one small sound effect, no music, but it still pulls you in. A minimal slice of C64 craft worth your time.
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Piratrix (2026) by VG Source Game Studio for Game Boy Advance.
Hunt hidden fleets, sink every ship, and stretch your torpedo supply. Random grids keep each run fresh, shrinking rewards push your aim to the limit, and one hint coin per run is all you get.
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C64Sweeper (2026) by m0nde for Commodore 64.
A faithful Minesweeper clone written in C64 BASIC V2, with three board sizes and a guaranteed safe first cell. Cursor movement plus SID sound effects for every action. How fast can you clear the 24×14 board?
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Pak Pak Monster (2026) by NK Soft for Sega Genesis.
A 1981 Cassette Vision classic finds a new home on the Mega Drive. Eat every dish, dodge the chasers, and grab a mystery bonus worth up to 300 points. Fancy a slice of Japanese gaming history?
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The Little Edge One in Greece (2026) by darthtom1972 for Atari 2600.
Take a fruity leap through sun-soaked ruins on the road to Akropolis.
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Watch the BrewOtaku gameplay of ‘Damage Report’, a Game Boy Advance homebrew by setsquare. Play a worker tasked with destroying classified files using well-placed explosives.
The game is a Sokoban-style puzzle with over 30 puzzles and a single boss fight, all wrapped in a theme of a job that might be the end of you.
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Beyond the Pins: The 2nd Frame is a brand new NES point-and-click adventure.
No pixel hunting. No verb menus. Just walk up, it glows green, and you play. 106 screens, 7 minigames,26 songs, multiple endings. And yes… you get to BOWL. Kickstarter is live to fund the cartridges. Back it and own a piece of NES history.
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Yellow Submarine (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
Dive into a deep-sea hunt where wrecks hide secrets and a drone is locked on your hull. Outrun it through ruins and currents, or go boom.
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