Soul Trapped (2026) by Casper Croes & Pixel Phenix for MSX2.
Waking in a strange house with no memory, you search for clues. A 14MB NEO ROM adventure with MSX-Music and mouse support. Have you tried it?
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Archery (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
One archer, one bow, and a meadow under an open sky. Precision is the whole game here: each shot rewards your patience, not your reflexes. The demo is a stripped version; the full download adds a manual and a Stella bezel.
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Phazer 64 (2026) by Johannes Roth Core Production for Nintendo 64.
Press the forbidden button, lose a satellite, then fix it before Mum gets home. Fly a homemade UFO, explore planets above and below ground. Runs at 60 FPS on real N64 hardware.
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Drone Breaker (2026) by H. Tomioka for MSX2.
A vertical shooter that brings bullet-hell intensity to the MSX2 — dodge, bomb, and power-up through drone swarms in what might be a dream. Or a nightmare.
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Tiny Tetris VS by Antxiko for MSX.
Pit up to three friends in a four-player block-stacking battle.
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Quest for Erasmus (2025) by tacoadventure for MS-DOS.
Ever wondered what’s behind those locked doors in Erasmus’ purple house from Quest for Glory 1? This fan-made adventure finally answers that, set between QfG2 and QfG3. Built on the original SCI0 engine.
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Soul Blaze (2026) by Miguel Angel Alosete for Sega Dreamcast.
Smash mechanical crabs as young martial artist Rhyo, hunting ingredients for grandad’s cake in a village gone rogue. Can you survive Master Crabby’s steel claws?
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Save Me Cows! by Binary Square for Game Boy Color.
You’re a cowpoke directing cattle to the exit with arrows and tiles in this action puzzle game. 100 levels, custom assembly code, multiple endings.
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Dungeon Dribble (2026) by LeSam for Sega Dreamcast.
Fancy a chaotic 2-4 player derby where you punch goblins, smash walls and fight to be last one standing? 13 levels, plus a solo mode with 15 more. Built on the Antiruins engine.
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A Magical Tale: Revoke DX (2025) by JAIWare for Game Boy Color.
Portal-hopping adventure where you return sacred gems to terrified islanders, blending top-down exploration with 2D platforming. After the intro, roam freely and set your own course.
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