Hustler (2026) by László Rajcsányi for Game Boy.
Four pool-style games in one cart, a C64 favourite now rebuilt for the DMG with new graphics and sound.
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Zombie Nest (2026) by Enarkz for Game Boy Advance.
A guard finally gets to use his Marine training: top-down zombie blasting with roguelike touches. Four modes, 10 weapons and a bestiary that grows as you near the graveyard.
Foxy’s Run (2026) by Vaim for Amiga OCS.
A fox, a forest, a floppy. This WIP side-scroller runs at 320×256 in sixteen colours, needs 1 MB chip RAM or a stock A1200, and has you spitting cherries at walkers, hoppers and flyers across five maps. Gems open the exit.
Circuit repair is the job in Amiga Rescue (2026) by Steve Higgins for Amiga OCS.
Rotate traces, mind the diodes, swap out leaky capacitors. Built in AMOS Pro on real hardware, not a PC tribute act.
Astran Staker (2026) by Minter for Commodore 64.
The arcade Stacker, reworked for the C64: time your press as the block slides, and the tower narrows as it climbs. Reach the top and win a Commodore 64.
Tennis on the Amiga 1200, in 256 colours: Ace Of Matchball (2026) by Fliegeralarm Games for Amiga AGA.
Charged drives, stamina, wrong line calls you can challenge, even raucous crowd noise.
Breakline Rugby 5 (2026) by Youen Chene for Amiga AGA.
Six touches and possession turns over. Forward kicks must be caught before they land. A tactical rugby prototype that makes you earn every metre.
Cat In The Sky With Diamonds (2026) by Alberto Sgaggero (BCO) for Amiga OCS.
A psychedelic AMOS Professional arcade runner: flip gravity with a click, dodge flying rocks, chase diamonds for energy. Five difficulty levels, from Piece of Cake! to This Is Hell!
Revenge On School (2026) by vili for C64.
A Hungarian-only port of Tomcat’s 1994 DOS game, and by the author’s own warning it is heavily vulgar and politically incorrect.
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Cyber Run: Neon Drive (2026) by K.R.A.Z. Productions for Atari 2600.
Kart-style racing through cyberspace, with Kiki2600 on co-dev duties. Rescue Uncle Victor’s scattered code from Dark Code before the clock dies