The Chronavi (2026) by 2BarrelArts for Game Boy Advance.
A GBA FPS that channels Wolfenstein and Doom, with 30 bite-sized levels aboard a ship overrun by aliens. Best on real hardware via flash cart, emulators work too.
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Osu64 (2026) by neoluigi for Nintendo 64.
A native 4K rhythm game demake that now fits on a single 64MB cartridge. v1.4 brings 19 beatmaps, buffered audio sync, and dynamic camera tilting. Fancy a go?
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Astropatank (2026) by Optimus6128 for MS-DOS.
Pilot a floaty spaceship through a bouncy maze, shoot mines and collect rings — gather 50 to open the warp gate. Shield and energy bars keep every bounce risky.
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Voidstrider64 (2026) by Cydonis Heavy Industries for Nintendo 64.
A twin-stick dreamcore shooter with procedural arenas. Destroy Wanderers, collect shards to build a multiplier up to 10×, and watch for split enemies. Requires the 4MB Expansion Pak.
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Paragon Breakout (2026) by Enarkz for Game Boy Advance.
Can you save Paragon City with 10 powersets across 20 story levels, a 99-level survival mode, or a one-life trial? L and R activate your powers.
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Moon Cresta (2026) by Amiten Games for Amiga OCS.
A five-month labour of love, built from scratch in AMOS Professional. Faithful to the arcade original, right down to the three-stage docking system and enemy patterns.
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Dr. Pösilö (2026) by Misfit for VIC-20
A pill-chasing platformer for PAL systems with 32K extra RAM. You play the block’s wildest doctor, grabbing pills, dodging enemies, and flipping switches to clear every level.
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Relictum (2026) by 0xSmartis for Nintendo 64.
A first-person dungeon crawler where three hidden scrolls decide your fate. Each run can end differently.
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15 Puzzle (2026) by mickya for ZX Spectrum.
A sliding tile classic written entirely in PASCAL via the PAST80 compiler. ChatGPT helped with debugging. How many moves will it take you?
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Shelter (2026) by AllAloneGamez for Game Boy Color.
A Sokoban-style puzzle where you push chests through portals. Made in under 2 days for GMTK26’s “count down” theme — clever, but beware the level 4 bugs.
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