Xevious (2026) by SirVH for Sega 32X.
After the Genesis AI port, the 32X gets its own slice of Namcoโs classic shooter. Source available.
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Xevious (2026) by SirVH for Sega 32X.
After the Genesis AI port, the 32X gets its own slice of Namcoโs classic shooter. Source available.
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ZX81 Penalty Shoot Out (2026) by Animated ALex.
Score goals or the goalie ends it โ pure (almost) World Cup tension on a ZX81.
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scroll is #1 ranked at Sommarhack 2026.

A solid scroller in an ultra low total size.
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A 256-byte intro for the Atari STe by the group Omega, released at Sommarhack 2026 where it placed second.

Tunnels never die! ๐
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PuzzleScript SMS is an open-source HTML5 game engine capable of compiling custom 8-bit puzzle titles directly into Sega Master System ROMs!
This specialized tool translates standard 5×5 sprite objects into 16×16 tiles that perfectly match the classic 256×192 screen resolution. Fire up the browser-based editor, hit the export button, and test your own homebrew creations on a real SMS emulator today!
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Cuddly Bars is a 256-byte intro for the Atari ST by T.O.Y.S., released on 4th July 2026. It placed 3rd at the Sommarhack party.

The production is a 256-byte intro, meaning it fits in just 256 bytes of code.
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Brax and The Mansion (2026) by DobyGames for Nintendo Entertainment System.
You play as a jumpy, happy but scared dog named Brax, trying to escape a haunted mansion. Will he make it out?
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Alien Ooze (2026) by neogames for Atari 2600.
A quiet mineral survey turns deadly when a green blob dissolves your partner and picks up a gun. Fight to escape planet U54381 with the rover’s laser cannon.
Another older game, now available digitally!
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Tremors (2026) by neogames for Atari 2600.
Graboids are tunneling beneath Perfection, Nevada. As the Mine Foreman, you must save trapped workers before the creature pops up. Can you keep them alive?
Released few years ago, now available digitally! So grab it, while it’s hot!
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Tic-Tac-Toe (2026) by C64_Universe for Commodore 64.
A faithful digital take on the pencil-and-paper classic, where five in a row wins the grid.
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