Hall of Terror by Respect Studio is a prototype action game made for Nintendo Game Boy.
In this game, you are a survivor who’s goal is to eleminate all the enemies and complete the game. This is just a prototype for now and the author said he will work on creating better looking enemies, better graphics and better gameplay soon.
Suicide Run by Rajcsányi László is a simple shooter game made for Nintendo Game Boy.
Your goal in this game is to fly over the surface of Mars, Bomb and shoot the rockets and fuel dumps, while dodging the mountain peaks. You have 4 ships per game to try to get the highest possible score. Watch out for asteroids.
Starcade by NValorz is a mini arcade game made for the Nintendo Game Boy. The status of the game is still in development.
In this game, you can spend your time and coins at ‘Starcade’. After moving to a new city, you’re looking for ways to pass the hours and think about something. You find an arcade and decide it’s a good place to start. You can play games like Match-3 Slots, Cyclone, Boulder Dash, Robot Punch, and Dice Battle. You can win coins to earn tickets to spend on decor for your room.
Data Restored by Sweaters is a short puzzle platformer game made for PICO-8.
Fallen into forgotten ruins, a little lad has to collect mysterious data containers by throwing blocks and solving puzzles. Your goal is to help this lad overcome any obstacle coming his way. Use ‘arrow’ keys to move, ‘x’ to pick an item and ‘z’ button to jump.
Hex Sweeper by Pineberry Fox is a homebrew puzzle game made for Sega Genesis/Mega Drive.
In this game, you need to move your cursor with the ‘D-pad’, click with ‘B’, or toggle a flag with ‘A’ or ‘C’. Flag all of the mines as quickly as you can. You can see your fastest times on each difficulty mode in the title screen, and in the current mode during gameplay. Challenge your friends for the best times.
Lucky Chase by RaymanC is an arcade game. This is a new port of Lock N’ Chase for the Atari 2600.
Your mission in this game is to collect all the yellow dashes to earn points, but it’s not simple as that. You need to avoid and dodge the walking ghosts who will decrease your life. After three mistakes, your game will be over. You need to be attentive of the blue dashes as well. They appear and disappear when you move.
Space Junk by Words Fail is a space action game made for Atari 2600.
In this game, on the left side of the screen are your 3 lives, in the center is your score, on the right is your gas meter. Clear the level without getting shot or letting your gas run out. You score 50 points for each piece of trash collected. After every 8th level, there is a boss who may come back stronger each time. After killing a boss, the levels get a little harder. The other enemies will come out, stuff will get faster, etc.
KLOK by plusup is simple clock application for PICO-8.
This is a clock for your desktop. Change the colors to your liking to match your desktop. ‘Z’ button makes the digital clock appear. ‘X’ button hides the digital clock and keyboard arrows change the colors.
Catlike by D3V is a turn-based strategy game for PICO-8.
Your mission in this game is to get the magic milk that is placed on the top of the mysterious, dark mansion. Press ‘arrow’ keys to move, bump into the chests and cardboards to open them. Your enemies have different abilities, so be cautious around them. Avoid traps and eat food to power up.
Ttuor by radicalslice is a top-down action game made for PICO-8.
There are seven levels. Each level has an exit staircase that you should try to reach, but it will be blocked by crates or electric beams. Try to clear all the levels, collecting all seven of the green gems along the way. And keep an eye out for the elusive eighth gem. The following are the controls in the game.
Arrow keys: move the player
Z button: After you get the glove item, press and hold to pull crates and items towards you. Then use the arrow keys to reposition a crate before putting it down.
X button: After you get the boots item, press to float. Press again to land. Then use the arrow keys to adjust the direction of your slide.