Mort & Phil (2026) by Amiga Factory for Amiga OCS.
A tribute to Francisco Ibáñez, this clever blend of adventure, strategy and disguises lets you switch between Mortadelo and Filemón to rescue the Superintendent.
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Stalactites (2026) by haroldo-ok for Sega Master System.
Dodge falling drips and blast your way through 60-second waves in this SMS Power! competition entry. Freeze power-ups, mega bombs, and a rapid-fire twist keep the pressure on. How long can you last?
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Tim 64 (2026) by Marco Cerutti for Commodore 64 — a tight scramble against rising lava for 50 levels.
Each run shuffles platform layouts and token positions, with a minimum of 6 gold coins to collect before the flames catch you. The catch: one coin disappears per level, up to 15. Makes each new game feel like a fresh trap.
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Balloon Chicken (2026) by DobyGames for NES.
Fred the chicken fights evil foes in a balloon-popping adventure. Do you have the feathers for it?
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A new action-adventure game for the Atari 2600 has been announced. It is called ‘Quest For Tikal’.
The game uses a 128KB ROM without any extra hardware like ARM chips. It was made by the same person who created Championship Rally for the Atari Lynx over 25 years ago. A limited launch edition of about 100 copies will be sold on eBay, with a release date to be announced.
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Fire on Highway (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
Coordinate firefighting and debris removal on an icy road, where grip is scarce and every brake matters.
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Hurdel (2025) by hurdelsoft for Nintendo Entertainment System.
Grab every collectible across 28 levels, but mind your ability ammo. Roguelike mode adds procedurally generated runs.
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Gold Coins (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
A miner finds an empty chest, then coins scattered across a cave full of rolling rocks and snakes. Can you fill it before the tunnels claim you?
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Defence (2025) by Micke for VIC-20.
A horizontal scrolling space shooter with a radar, evoking the feel of Defender. Grab the joystick, and any key drops a smart bomb. Now with less screen flicker.
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Tired of building walls by hand? Spring Catapult (2026) for Atari 2600 lets you automate construction — if you can nail the timing of a wild, bouncing launcher.
Another game by Marc Vittorini, who aims for a world record! Visit his page to find out more!
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