Half-Life: Gamma Burst (2026) by Rolo Maisso for Game Boy Color.
Valve’s 1998 classic reimagined as a top-down shooter, aiming to fit the whole Black Mesa incident into a GBC ROM. Four chapters are playable, with Zombie, Vortigaunt and Bullsquid encounters already in.
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Blast Girl (2026) by Rhinochoc for Game Boy Color.
A ninja stole your backpack. Chase him through the forest, plant bombs to blast through blocks. Built with a custom editor, no GB Studio; demo has three levels.
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Gautama (2026) by Enarkz for Game Boy Advance.
Dodge negative thoughts as you meditate toward Nirvana. Clear Awakening Mode once to unlock looping up to Loop 5, or chase scores in the endless Infinite Mode.
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Bruce Lee II (2026) by TjLaZer for Atari ST.
Bruce’s sister has been kidnapped by Tao-Bao, so he runs, swims and flying-kicks his way through gardens, temples and dungeons. Collect lanterns, hit switches, mind the traps.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Bruce Lee II (2026) by TjLaZer for Amiga OCS.
Bruce’s sister has been kidnapped by Tao-Bao, so he runs, swims and flying-kicks his way through gardens, temples and dungeons. Collect lanterns, hit switches, mind the traps.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Build Dangerous (2026) by Revive8Bit for ZX Spectrum.
Thanos is a building inspector who can’t die, so the fastest way to clear a trap is to walk up and set it off.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Kurลก Nospฤra Manu Veฤผฤผuku (2026) by Snauts for Nintendo Entertainment System.
A pesky raccoon steals a bike for a short joyride through Riga’s eastern suburbs, inspired by Excitebike.
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The Haunted Rooms (2026) by Frogotten Games for ZX Spectrum.
You’re the ghost of Blackwood Manor, drifting through walls to solve Heyawake logic puzzles room by room. No combat, no enemies, just deduction, with dark blue standing in for black on the Spectrum palette.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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Arcade Tennis 64 (2026) by crap-software for Commodore 64.
Five shots from one fire button, from drop volleys to a champion’s crosscourt, with Player 2’s controls mirrored for perspective and a mini-radar the game itself calls almost useless.
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Camp Nowhere: No Rules Summer (2026) by 1412 Games for Sega Genesis.
An unofficial fan game: twelve stages, four playable campers with different jumps and special moves, water balloons, costume hunts and three bosses. Switch characters to follow Dennis’s clues and rescue friends.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
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