Chill Star Princess is a PICO-8 platformer where you guide the princess on a quest for revenge against the men who betrayed her.
Travel the countryside to find White Jade and Black Spider, but beware—Jade holds the Dragon Fern Fruit, which sends anyone who eats it to the underworld. Use the arrow keys to run and X to jump, and chain jumps on enemies to unlock secret powers.
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Tea Wars gives you five lives and five seconds per level, so every round is a race against the clock as well as a fight for survival.
You’re up against increasingly nasty geometrical shapes, which you can blast with your laser. Except for their shiny armour, the brightest part of them. Getting hit makes you invulnerable for a while, and some enemies need multiple shots. Watch out for the tea.
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Mr. Swop is a puzzle game where you swap tiles to help the character find stars, and it’s a compact little challenge that fits neatly into a lunch break.
The game was made for Lowrezjam 2026 and features music and sound effects by mazmystic.
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The Cat Cafe (2026) by coneypylon for Commodore 64.
A coffee run turns feral as purring foes get faster. Can you grab your cup before the claws come out?
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Chomp Champ (2026) by LoBlast for Nintendo Entertainment System.
Man the tooth cretin and fend off germs with brush and floss. It’s the first in the multiNES multicart project, so your purchase funds the next cartridge.
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First look at the WIP intro for the brand new C64 game: Captain Ishtar in the Fortress of Fear!
This multi-part adventure is the 3rd in the Captain Ishtar series from Psytronik Software. Don’t miss it…
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Smurf: Rescue In Gargamel’s Castle (2026) by Rajcsányi László for Game Boy Color.
Gargamel’s taken Smurfette, and Smurf must run, jump, and duck through woods and caverns to save her. Will you beat the creatures blocking his path?
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Kennedy Approach (2026) by Electric Dreams for ColevoVision.
You are the air traffic controller, guiding planes to safe landings without crashes or delay. This test build covers core mechanics first; more zones, aircraft and airports are on the way.
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Duck (2026) by Foko Games for Nintendo Entertainment System.
Two ducks take off per round, but you only have 3 bullets. Miss the pair and they’re gone. 5 levels shift from a sunlit forest to a neon urban night, and the allied mode adds a risky twist: hit the wrong-coloured duck and you lose a life.
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Galaga (2026) by MilaSoft for VIC-20
Warps the arcade classic onto a 32K expanded machine. Full formations, tractor beams, dual-fighter rescues and Challenging Stages are all here. How close does it get to the original?
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