Red Tanks (2026) by abadede919302 for Sega Genesis.
Blue tank vs. three shades of red enemy armour. Clear every pellet or destroy all tanks to win, but watch your ammo.
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Death Race 2600 (2026) by furroy for Atari 2600.
A coast-to-coast blood sport where your car is the weapon. Steer a 32K assembly-coded highway, ram rivals, and rack up points on foot. No conscience needed.
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2085 (2026) by MilaSoft for VIC-20.
Machines hunt your family in this arena shooter; rescue them before they become PROGs.
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#2085 (2026) by MilaSoft for Commodore PET.
Machines hunt your family in this relentless arcade arena shooter. Rescue humans, break your rescue chain and you lose it all. Survival beats destruction.
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Lethal Code Injection (2026) by Enarkz for Game Boy Advance
Dive into a VR-run world where antivirus pilots hunt hackers. 🧬 Five worlds of procedural shmup action, three ships with distinct gimmicks, and 30 enemy patterns await. Classic, Survival and Boss Rush modes included.
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5 Year Mission (2026) by freeman82 for Game Boy Color.
Star Trek flavoured, Five enemy fleets, each with its own flight pattern: Klingons dive, Romulans cloak, Borg don’t deviate. Two weapons, score-driven progression, and a high score table that saves to cart.
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Polybius: The Game That Doesn’t Exist (2026) by knurmrty for Game Boy Advance.
A GBA ROM claiming to be the legendary arcade cabinet, found rather than played. Endless Asteroids-style scoring, plus a cipher to decode and hidden archives to unlock. Feeling curious about the mystery?
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Dark Tower (2026) by ToneDeF for Commodore 64.
A text-based take on the 1981 Milton Bradley classic, built in BASIC and compiled. Curses, Pegasus and beeps that echo the old tower.
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Frog & Cat (2026) by Wesley Games for MS-DOS.
Pure x86 assembler, CGA-specific tricks, and a smooth framerate even on the earliest IBM PCs. Play solo or with a friend, co-op or competitive, and race for the high score. Your record runs are saved to disk to relive later.
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Hobobot (2026) by Gradual Games for Game Boy.
You’re just a head, but your hands and feet still work. Throw switches, ride lifts, and hop back to your torso across 20 tricky levels.
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