Warlock (2026) by Haplo for Commodore 64.
Top-down Heretic vibes, but handcrafted maps and no permadeath. An early preview with 6 levels, and plenty more promised. Curious where this sorcery goes.
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Warlock (2026) by Haplo for Commodore 64.
Top-down Heretic vibes, but handcrafted maps and no permadeath. An early preview with 6 levels, and plenty more promised. Curious where this sorcery goes.
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Tetris (System E) (2026) by Master Linkuei for Sega Master System.
A fan port disassembled from the arcade original, so the logic is a 1:1 match. Bonus: a pause system and battery-backed high scores.
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Dark Running (2026) by Steve Tyson for ZX Spectrum.
A botanical ark drifts dead in space. You pilot one of three robots through the AA Arcadia, hunting 10 power cells to save Earth’s last plants. Red hazards and patrol droids end your run. Can you bring the light back?
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Pico-Tiles is a small puzzle game from kraptol, built in PICO-8.

A straightforward puzzle experience with no AI involvement, and you’ll be already familiar with it, if you know ‘Lights Out’.
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Hosepipe Ban (2026) by SpectrumNez for ZX Spectrum.
A game where you need to “water” plants in a special way. Happens, when you drink too much ๐
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Atari Dash (2026) by unamik for Atari XL/XE.
A one-button rhythm platformer coded in 6502 assembly for PAL Atari 8-bits. Can you keep the beat and the jump?
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Smack Head (2026) by Animated ALex for ZX Spectrum.
When the man pokes his head up through a hole in the wall, hit him!
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Poker Dungeon (2026) by zlade for Nintendo Entertainment System blends tactical dungeon crawling with poker strategy.
Place cards on a 5ร5 board, form winning hands, and strike with every combo. A turn-based twist that rewards careful placement.
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Dungeon Durban (2026) by Durban Games for Game Boy Advance.
A coin collecting quest across 20 handcrafted dungeons, where monsters haunt you badly.
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Hypnopomp (2026) by wrywerytwreywery for Game Boy.
A tiny puzzle platformer where you draw platforms in a dream, then retrace your steps before they crumble on waking. Assembly-coded!
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