GLITCHSIST (2026) by Tartessos Games for ZX Spectrum.
A dystopian adventure where you hack into AOX Corp’s Delta Cores. No neon, just brains turned to static.
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MIDI2FTM is a Python-based utility designed to convert MIDI files into the text export format used by FamiTracker. This tool is still in development and costs money.
It provides full compatibility with the five audio channels of the Nintendo Entertainment System’s 2A03 sound chip.
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Blocks Invaders (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
You pilot a bomber at night, missile launchers ready as alien starships swarm the sky. No backup, just your aim. Lock on and fire.
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Breaking the Bank: GB Edition (2026) by DNM Games for Game Boy.
A fan port of Henry Stickmin’s heist โ now in 8-bit on your tiny screen. Pick a path, dodge alarms, and grab the loot.
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AMIGA RULEZ is back with its highly anticipated issue 26-01 fresh out of the editorial office!
This latest edition takes readers on a deep dive into the Matrix alongside a packed lineup of the latest Amiga community updates, demo scene highlights, and fresh user-submitted contributions. Fire up your disk drives, grab the new issue today, and tell us your thoughts on the magazine’s brand-new changes!
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The Morning Star (2026) by Dareint for MSX.
Yvain’s letter warned you, but the village beyond the mountains swallows all news. A classic 8-bit text adventure of exploration, puzzle solving, and watchers who guard a secret. Some have already failed. Will you?
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Ningami Trilogy (2026) by Bownly for Game Boy โ three card-battling origami adventures on one cart, plus the punishing platformer Tobu Tobu Bลzu.
Which corner of this world will you explore first?
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Defense Drone (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
Three alien motherships descend over your city โ only you, in an underground bunker, pilot the lone drone against them. Short, tense, frantic sky defence.
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Yazzie Junior by RetroSouls for ZX Spectrum guides a young gold seeker through an old creepy castle.
Dodge enemies and grab every nugget.
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The Commodore 64 community on Reddit is currently rallying against a wave of automated software submissions. Users on the r/c64 subreddit have identified a specific itch.io creator, operating under the handle “ready64,” who is allegedly using artificial intelligence to mass-produce and upload non-functional games to the platform.
We will stop featuring the games of this developer.
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