BagQuest (2026) by Vidak for Commodore 64.
Forty tiles, portals inside bags, a greedy lil goblin and no real objective. A text action RPG typed in by hand, about 250 lines.
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Snake’s Snack (2026) by Alberto Sgaggero (BCO) for MSX.
A personal take on the classic Snake, written in MSX-BASIC 1.0, built for fun and to learn the machine’s quirks.
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Cozy Coin Resto DX (2026) by Grenhunterr for Game Boy.
Scrub up coins unearthed across Europe and Asia for a museum exhibit. Not an idle game: quizzes after each set keep you sharp, and a good score may earn you special access to the Professor’s invention.
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Gold ‘N Goblins (2026) by Jake Macher for Game Boy Color.
A dungeon crawler where you play the goblin for once, hoarding riches instead of fleeing them.
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Olden Retriever (2026) by Walfie for Game Boy.
An old dog, a balloon, and 10 days for GBJAM 14. Float up, pop, repeat. Music didn’t make the cut, but the palette shifting in browser is a lovely touch.
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Jacob’s Elevator (2026) by gamma_correction for NES.
You’re a low-level Shadi Corp worker facing a backlog of 1.2 billion orders. Buy upgrades, drop parcels down the chute, and watch the pace snowball. Playable demo in-browser, ROM for real hardware.
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Oware: Abapa (2026) by AspirineChou for NES.
Brings the West African classic to 8-bit. 48 seeds, 12 pits, Abapa rules, CPU or local play. Counting and timing matter more than luck.
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An abstract board game becomes an 8-bit duel: Pyrga (2026) by AspirineChou for NES.
Squares, triangles and cylinders on a 4×4 grid, where each move dictates your opponent’s. Stack towers, outthink the CPU.
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Packet (2026) by TurtleRescueNES for NES.
A turtle follows a trail of yogurt-covered raisins into a haunted house to rescue his lost brother. Snack-based breadcrumbs, NES style.
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Scoff (2026) by Mike Daw for Sega Megadrive.
Scoff loves Chef’s cooking, but six Purple Pickles and he BURPs. Green Pickles settle his tummy.
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