Ventura Heat (2025) by Louis Gorenfeld for MS-DOS.
A first-person arcade racer built for speed freaks, not tourists. Six scorching highways, one ticking clock. Can you handle the heat?
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Treasure Hunt II (2025) by emmzee for MS-DOS.
A random maze of gold and traps. Every playthrough reshuffles the map, so you won’t be bored too quickly.
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Pushori64+ (2025) by spotlessmind1975 for Amstrad CPC takes a Flash-era puzzle classic and rebuilds it for the 8-bit machine.
Clear matching symbols, plan your moves, and let logic do the rest.
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Skifree (2025) by rocketfry for MS-DOS.
Skifree by rocketfry for MS-DOS
A faithful port of the classic slope dodger, rebuilt from decompiled code for real 286+ hardware. No slalom, just the mountain. Makes an old chase feel fresh again.
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Sinebyte (2025) by jenneygames.com for MS-DOS.
A CGA snake game with a colour shift on every level, plus an NTSC colorburst toggle. Can you beat your auto-saved best score?
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Crazy Printing Company (2025) by Teknamic Software for Atari 2600.
You play intern Ricardo, racing to feed ink cartridges to a hungry printer before deadlines crush you. A loving 20th-anniversary nod to Jogos 80, packed with sprite cameos from Atari classics.
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Amstrad Eterno X (2025) by CapaSoft for Amstrad CPC.
Nine editions of posters, one gust of wind. Recover the lost art scattered across Spain before the museum opening.
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Biscuit Basher (2025) by Nilltronic for Game Boy Color.
A clicker game about escaping the 9-5 biscuit grind. Earn 1000k to break free from monotony. Boring by design, somehow still addictive.
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Catshell (2025) by thorlinvhoo for ZX Spectrum.
A 48k platformer built with MPAGD — you’re the knight Catshell hunting 8 power orbs and a legendary sword. Up for the quest?
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Blaster Bomb (2025) by Gamecast for MSX. Bombs appear from nowhere with a 30-second fuse — defuse them or lose a life.
Collect coins to spend in between-stage shops. Cats have nine lives, but don’t push it.
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