Realm Of Despair (2026) by artefacto for Atari 2600.
Every 1000 years the Crystal Castle rises. Find the sword and blue robe, brave the maze, slay the beast. Lower score = better.
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Bubble Snail (2026) by meichnpp for MSX2.
A snail blasting UFOs with bubbles while dodging falling fruit. Mucin pushes the fruit away. Strange, sweet, very MSX.
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Make10 (2026) by Steve Higgins for Amiga OCS.
Four numbers, four operations, one target: ten. Built in AMOS, every puzzle solvable, undo by splitting tiles. Quick bursts, sneaky tricky.
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Sam Malone (2026) by Mjnurney for Amiga OCS.
A WIP point and click adventure with logical puzzles and daft wit, in the classic Amiga tradition.
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SkyHaul (2026) by haroldo-ok for Sega Master System.
A 32 KiB native .sms port of ABA Games’ Skyhaul. Grab captives on your hook, climb, deliver. The more you haul, the slower you fly.
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Star Cadre: Team Command (2026) by Cyningstan for MS-DOS.
It’s a squad combat game, expanding on the earlier part. Control a handful of individuals on a mission map, explore, attack enemies, rescue hostages, and collect items.
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Wheeeee (2026) by Snow-G for Commodore 64.
A brand-new platformer, with procedural generated levels, but still has different worlds. No game will be the same.
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Stargate (2026) by MilaSoft for Commodore 64.
Alien abductors are snatching the last humanoids. Shoot the captors, ferry survivors home, ride out the attack waves, and hit the smart bomb when they close in. The portal jumps you to whoever’s screaming next.
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Gravity Gutter is a PICO-8 puzzle platformer by aaronrobbins in which you are stuck in the evil sewers of Gutterville and must escape before it is too late.
Inspired by Portal, it takes the portal gun into 2D and adds gravity flipping on top of teleportation, so you work your way through the sewers upside down and right side up.
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Nonogravs is a PICO-8 puzzle game by Xubiod, made during Falling Block Jam 2026.
You fill in a pattern with bright tiles without filling the whole board and without topping out, placing unwanted tiles in the purple gutter on the three right-most columns. Bomb tiles clear rows, columns, or a 3×3 area when placed outside the gutter, and they are the only way to remove tiles on the board.
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