Loukoumas (2026) by Revive8Bit for Commodore 64.
A dieting cat raids the fridge, finds it empty, then chases his lost lunch across nineteen rooms of a Kypseli flat and beyond.
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Loukoumas (2026) by Revive8Bit for Amstrad CPC.
A dieting cat raids the fridge, finds it empty, then chases his lost lunch across nineteen rooms of a Kypseli flat and beyond.
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Homeplanet (2026) by Revive8Bit for Amstrad CPC.
You command a fleet across twenty jumps, and it only ever shrinks. Lose the Mothership and sixty thousand sleepers never wake. Can the CPC carry a strategy game this bleak?
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Creepers (2026) by Revive8Bit for Amstrad CPC.
Two clans of round, territorial Creepers settle a thousand-year feud the traditional way: rockets, dynamite and the odd orbital strike. Just don’t stand next to your own dynamite.
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Dungeon Durban (2026) by Durban Games for Sega Genesis.
Initially known as GBA game. Pac-Man vibes ahead!
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Acrisolar is a retro 3D raycaster where players navigate pseudo-three-dimensional corridors, blasting through secret walls and blasting open doors to complete each level.
Armed with an array of weapons, you’ll cycle through your arsenal using tight directional movement to survive every labyrinthine stage.
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Number 10 (2026) by Mjnurney for Commodore 64.
Run the country and manage the economy but beware. Falling behind in the polls, and the cabinet will vote you out!
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Aetheria (2026) by Revive8Bit for Amstrad CPC.
A platformer set inside a moon-sized planetary engine. You’re SPARK, the last pulse of its ignition system, hunting scattered powers through the Abyss.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Inspired by the Commodore 64 classic Guns ‘n’ Ghosts, this PICO-8 action arcade game brings fast-paced, Bubble Bobble-style zombie hunting to the fantasy console.
The core gameplay centers around a satisfying shotgun reload mechanic, requiring you to stand completely still to chamber fresh shells while holding off incoming undead hordes. Grab your weapon, time your reloads carefully, and clear the screen of monsters today!
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ArcVault (2026) by devgb for Game Boy.
A brick-breaker that turns into something nastier: 16 stages, four multi-phase bosses, and a fortress that fights back the deeper you go.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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