Beltrunner (2026) by gingerbeardman for Sega Dreamcast.
You can’t die in this asteroid-clearing job, but you can run out of time. 16 waves of survival, racing, shooting and puzzle action, with something lurking at the edge of the known Universe. High score awaits.
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A new homebrew puzzle-platformer for GBA by twin brothers Stijn & Pieter coming soon.
Reunite with your friends and use each character’s unique powers to overcome obstacles and finish the journey together. Back the project for a real GBA cartridge. A digital ROM will be available as well.
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The Mysterious Maze is a PICO-8 game by Mochi890 that puts you in a maze.
We were unable to figure out how to play it.
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Kitchen Matchen 3 is a match-3 cooking puzzle game where you line up blocks to turn them into ingredients and complete a dish before time runs out.
The game, made by shiftalow for PICO-8, features cute chefs and a story about a chef who forgot their recipe notebook and must play puzzles to remember.
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Zandor’s first PICO-8 game puts you in the wings of a bee with just one year to live, and it’s already buzzing with charm.
You gather pollen, turn it into honey, and need to collect 20 honey before winter ends. Each season lasts 2.5 minutes, so a full year is about ten minutes, and the world shifts with the seasons – the palette changes, flowers swap out, and snow falls in winter. You start by landing on flowers to collect pollen.
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FoxFall: Peg Party! blends Peggle, Breakout, and Plinko into a pinball-meets-peggle roguelike where you clear orange pegs (apples) and catch them in a moving basket to bounce back for more.
You aim and shoot at pegs with up/down, move left/right, and fire with X. Clearing all the orange apples in each puzzle pattern earns you more apples to spend in the shop on upgrades like extra balls, bombs (press X to explode when surrounded), and basket speed or size.
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Lost World Pinball (2026) by Jamie Cho for TRS-80 (CoCo3).
A 1983 MC-10 table reborn: same layout, same rules, now with ball physics and swinging flippers.
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Rotor Repeat (2026) by Richard of TND for Commodore 64.
Your space station is under attack. Watch drones flash, listen for notes, then shoot them in the right order.
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Restunts #32x (2026) by haroldo-ok for Sega 32X.
A very early port of the classic Stunts/4D Sports Driving rendering core. Not much of a playable game yet, more a technical experiment.
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Time Pilot (2026) by MilaSoft for VIC-20.
One joystick, 24K of RAM, and five eras of sky combat from biplanes to saucers. The world moves, you hold your line. How far can you push the clock?
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