Bereft (2024) by ComSha for Commodore 64.
Your evidence is stolen, your money is gone. As chief of a journalist org, track down the rival syndicate and reclaim what’s yours. Four endings, handdrawn art, and that authentic C64 gloom.
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Dragonfire (2024) by László Rajcsányi for Game Boy Color.
A King sends his Prince to loot dragon hoards while dodging fireballs, arrows, and Dragonfire. Can you claim every treasure before taking three hits?
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Sam.PR Explorer (2024) by Fausto Pracek for MSX.
Sam’s curiosity lands him inside an Egyptian pyramid, and now he needs your help to escape before time runs out. Several rooms, hidden traps, and foes await on this MSX2 256K ROM.
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Final Spook (2024) by ComSha for Commodore 64.
A ghost’s countdown to rest, not revenge. You get one minute to prep your haunted manor, then three guests arrive for their scare. One shot to impress them, no second takes.
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Sorcerer Kid Adventure (2024) by VidaExtraRetro for MSX. Play as Argos, a young sorcerer hunting three Sacred Book fragments to overthrow Master Ghraul.
Learn enemy patterns, while each one moves differently.
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Bombero (2024) by raulgarfer for Amstrad CPC.
The alarm at Daktilos City fire station just went off. Lead your rescue teams to pull victims from a burning building before it collapses. Quick thinking earns points.
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Kirai (2024) by AD for Nintendo Entertainment System.
A haunted house escape for Kira, built to test the limits of Retro Puzzle Maker. A short experiment from an artist eyeing a fuller Sokoban-style follow-up.
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Rintivoorh (2024) by UltraNarwhal & Team for Amiga OCS.
What if Hawkeye got a sequel? This AmiGameJam 2024 prototype asks that question, and answers with one dense level stuffed with secrets. Hunt flashing creatures for keys, hoard crystals for shop upgrades, and mind the active doors.
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Entomophobia DX (2025) by drgd_retro for Game Boy Color.
TerraGrow’s space station was meant to feed Earth, but its accelerated crops unleashed a creeping nightmare. Can you survive the biodomes?
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BrewOtaku is out! If you are still into homebrew, kindly check this new magazine, available digitally and physical.
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