The Brothers In Arms (2026) by Craig A. Leslie for C64.
A run-and-gun through a jungle. Blast enemy huts and soldiers, and grab grenades and rockets along the way.
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Galamoon developed an unofficial version of the classic 1980s game Choplifter specifically for the TIC-80 platform.
This adaptation focuses on piloting a helicopter to rescue hostages and transport them to safety.
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Hacker (2026) by TheStuffMade for Commodore 64.
A puzzle game that runs on both PAL and NTSC machines. Find every lock on the grid: one per row and column, one per colour, none touching another. Three wrong picks and it’s game over
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Jungle Escape (2026) by Annina Games for Commodore 64.
A gorilla has escaped and the only way out is through the jungle. Traps show for a moment, then blend into the ground, so remember where they were and lead the gorilla to the exit.
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Zombies Ate My C64 (2026) by Technician Ted for Commodore 64.
A top-down Halloween rescue run across fifteen hand-built levels, from Maple Street to the Crypt of Terror. Reach the terrified neighbours before the monsters do.
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Tomb Lady II (2026) by Peppe74 for Amiga OCS.
144 levels across 4 worlds with two playable characters, and you can now take control of the Lady herself. Spikes, boss fights and hidden treasure fill the trap-heavy tombs.
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Orion (2026) by Peppe74 for Amiga OCS.
A simple shooter modelled after the old arcade game Pleiads, running on an A500 with 512k. The author admits it’s still too easy and plans to improve it.
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Kid Graticulous (2026) by Peppe74 for Amiga OCS.
A 512k Amiga 500 take on the 8-bit game Kid Grid, with 16-colour sprites, 32-colour graphics and a HAM6 loading screen with MOD music in the style of old OCEAN loaders.
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Beam Storm (2026) by Peppe74 for Amiga OCS.
A tube shooter inspired by Tempest: guide the Claw ship through the Solar System, with a boss fight at every planet and a poem about the system if you finish it.
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Bill & Ted’s Excellent Game Boy Adventure (2026) by kirby2000 for ZX Spectrum.
Guide the duo through fifty single-screen stages across ten time periods, from Austria in 1805 to the big school concert. Two-player mode, passwords and AY music included.
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