Doomsday Defender II (2026) by Loudscotsbloke for Mattel Aquarius.
Aliens have parked their motherships over the key landmarks again: 10 levels, 9 fighter types with their own tricks, and hold fire for auto rapid.

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Doomsday Defender II (2026) by Loudscotsbloke for Mattel Aquarius.
Aliens have parked their motherships over the key landmarks again: 10 levels, 9 fighter types with their own tricks, and hold fire for auto rapid.

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Let’s Go For Vrouves (2026) by Revive8Bit for Amstrad CPC.
A tower defence where you defend a Cretan kafenio and its sacks of wild greens from corporate bio-drones Deploy villagers and a defected drone on top-down grids.

AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Grimlight: The Hollow Bell (2026) by retroromrunner for Game Boy Advance.
Your lantern is your shield: wraiths can’t enter its light, but oil burns with every step. Use them on pressure plates to solve plenty of puzzles.
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CAQ-MAN (2026) by Loudscotsbloke for Mattel Aquarius.
Looks familiar, plays familar.
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JURL (2026) by Tonsomo Entertainment for Vectrex.
This game port was perhaps just a question of time, let’s see which other JURL ports we see in the future.
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Ring Rumble 2 (2026) by ready64 for Commodore 64.
Step into the ring and punch your way through a boxing tournament How far can you get?

AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Quazatron Reloaded (2026) by zeddy48 for Amstrad CPC.
The CPC version that never was: KLP-2 grapples rogue droids and steals their parts across isometric decks Four-colour mode 1 visuals and AY music.
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Raid On Fort Knox (2026) by rickyderocher for Commodore 64.
A conversion of the 1982 VIC 20 original: grab gold bars and escape the panthers
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Catmanor (2026) by Wellfields Games for Commodore 64.
Rescue kidnapped cats room by room while ghosts, bats and lethal pumpkins stand in your way Every three rooms the manor witch hunts you down.
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Moles Invaded Vegetable Garden (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
Your dog stomps moles, charges snakes and scrolls through an endless garden while your energy drains.
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