PachiPals (2026) by Rebusmind for Game Boy Color
Blends monster-catching with pinball. A strange creature appears in Avant Haven, kicking off a journey across Astria. Capture 100 PachiPals, battle trainers on pachinko boards, and unravel the mystery.
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Invader X (2026) by neogames for Atari 2600.
Krybor’s ice plains were only a warm-up. Now the real swarm arrives, and your Laser Cannon is all that stands between you and oblivion.
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Double Maze (2026) by Gary Riches (bbgames) for Game Boy Advance.
One press of the D-pad moves two balls across two mazes at once, each blocked by its own walls. Land in a hole and it’s back to the start. Forty levels of dual-screen puzzle patience.
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Nineline (2026) by drduff for Game Boy.
One continuous line, 1 to 9, no crossovers. 500 levels split between relaxed Adventure and strict Challenge. A tidy brain teaser for quick sessions that rewards patience.
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Chirping On Trust (2026) by Netro, Gracl, zoltankost for Game Boy Advance.
A 3-9 player social deduction game with a social media twist. Follow others to reveal posts, but trust no one. Built in 48 hours for a German jam.
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OXO (2026) by Fishagon LLC for Game Boy Color.
X’s and O’s drop into a six by twelve well. Line up three in any direction to clear them. Blockers, trapped pieces, jokers and garbage rows keep the board hostile, while chains multiply your score up to x3. Patience beats speed here.
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NeoPon Quest (2026) by Atticus Finn for Game Boy Color.
It’s 199X, and the hottest release of the year is finally out. Trade 22 items, chat up 100+ NPCs, and explore 4 areas like Thistle Town and Amber City. Play in your browser or on real hardware.
Step up to the plate and try to hit pitches that break every rule of physics, from vanishing acts to attacks from impossible angles.
This is galactical’s entry for LOWREZJAM 2026, a batting practice game where the ball’s behaviour is anything but normal.
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Aron0 brings back a 2001 Flash classic with this PICO-8 remake of Circle the Cat, where you wall off tiles to trap a cat before it escapes the board.
The cat moves one tile per turn, always taking the shortest route to the edge; if it reaches the edge, it runs off and you lose. Place walls with X, reset with O, and move the cursor with the arrows. The game is made to look and feel like the original, with no sound to preserve the vibe, and it’s released under a CC4-BY-NC-SA license.
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A carnivorous vine that can’t be stopped, only slowed, creeps across the map in this PICO-8 game where you guide villagers to safety.
Flee the Creeper by pylesfam has you painting paths for villagers while using the environment to slow the vine down: dig trenches, set it on fire, build moats, crush it with boulders, and even sacrifice sheep. It comes with ten handcrafted villages, 1000s of procedurally-generated ones, and three difficulty modes: relaxed, crowded, and endless survival.
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