Timmy Time Adventure (2026) by Warrior (Warcom Software) for MS-DOS.
A young inventor’s time machine misfires, scattering its parts across four historical eras. Navigate traps and foes to get Timmy home.
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C64 Circuits (2026) by m0nde for Commodore 64.
A wire hides between pads, with clues per row and column. Trace the path, rebuild the circuit, and feel the spark of logic puzzles that respect your brain.
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Cleaving Caliber Gold (2026) by Cursed Bootleg Inc. for Game Boy Color
Merges Arkanoid aiming with Time Crisis shooting. Bounce your crosshair off your transport to line up sniper shots, with a boost that grants temporary immunity.
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Admiral Pizza 78′ SK8 (2026) by Admiral Pizza for Game Boy Color.
The villains hit Snergaville, but this time you’re shredding Hawaii with 30 seconds to live. Grab coconuts to stay alive in a skating platformer that trades pizza for paradise.
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Dead Light (2026) by Mjnurney for ZX Spectrum.
Three fuses, a dead reactor, and something hunting the beam of your torch. Can you reach the docking bay airlock before the battery gives out?
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Turtles 2600 (2026) by alfredtdk for Atari 2600.
An Odyssey classic gets reimagined one maze at a time, with randomised question marks and helpful hatchlings to guide. Still a work in progress, but the retro love is clear.
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Bolo99 (2026) by arcadeshopper for TI-99/4A.
A reverse-engineered port of the 1982 Apple II tank classic, rebuilt from the DOS binary with no source. Early alpha runs well, though glitches remain. 32K expansion required.
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Octobeer Fest (2026) by jab for Atari 2600.
Raise a stein to this tabletop puzzler inspired by the German festival. Swap beers and coasters via dice moves to line up four and score, solo or versus. First to nine wins. Just don’t spill your drink.
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Tide Pool (2026) by cloud manatee for Game Boy.
First GBStudio effort, a tiny coastal world awaiting your visit. Still waters, curious finds, and that handheld glow. Low-key and lovely.
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miniMIKE (2026) by Syntax Error Software for Game Boy.
A C64 rescue platformer finally finds its way to the handheld, blending Lode Runner’s look with Spelunky-style cave generation. Try the 9-level demo on real hardware or your favourite emulator.
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