Grave Goods (2026) by wrywerytwreywery for Game Boy. Your time is short, but death isn’t the end… chain your past lives’ moves to reach the exit.
A tiny puzzle game written in assembly for Solo Dev Jam #12.
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GB-Uku (2026) by dumpycomb for Game Boy.
Sudoku with 20 puzzles, free-play or survival mode, and four unique songs to match the logic.
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Mothhtom: The Tale of 2 Moth’s (2026) by Murphy_Lol for Game Boy Color. This one’s for a mature audience.
Control Morphius, Mafira, and Murphy as they try to escape Floweria’s Laboratory.
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WaiterWaiter! (2026) by stacbats for C64. Bounce a turkey to keep it off the floor, kick green rats to unlock the oven.
A high score chaser where chaotic kitchens and toxic rodents rule. Bon Appétit
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TULT 64 (2026) by Reanth Soft for Commodore 64.
Slide blocks to match coloured sides and zero out movement tallies, a faithful homage to Walter Siracusa’s 1990 Atari ST original.
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Golem’s Cipher (2026) by j5_2026 for Commodore 64.
Nine floors of rune-read puzzles where each truth costs a coin and the floor hears your noise. Risk is a dial you set yourself.
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Developer @memorix101 is currently developing a native Dreamcast homebrew port of Monkey Ball as an impressive proof-of-concept project.
Built as a reimplementation using Super Monkey Ball assets from the GameCube, the current build features the first 10 levels complete with platform-exclusive star collision effects. While a public demo is not yet available, the project beautifully showcases how the arcade-era classic looks running on Sega’s 128-bit hardware.
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Step into an unforgettable 8-bit nightmare.
Horror, Taichung transforms the NES/Famicom into the stage for an interactive Asian horror narrative, complete with immersive physical artifacts, a haunting soundtrack, and a premium collector’s edition. This isn’t just a game—it’s an experience.
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Pingus Vita (2026) by theheroGAC for PlayStation Vita.
Lead stubborn penguins to safety in this native Vita port of the beloved open-source Lemmings-style puzzler. Optimised controls, same charming chaos.
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Cat Games (2025) by artefacto for Atari 2600.
Four mini-games starring a cat, a mouse and a LASER. Can you help the cat catch 40 obstacles in Run Cat, Run? Or dodge the cat as a laser-wielding opponent?
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