Doomsday Defender II (2026) by Loudscotsbloke for Mattel Aquarius.
Aliens have parked their motherships over the key landmarks again: 10 levels, 9 fighter types with their own tricks, and hold fire for auto rapid.
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Grimlight: The Hollow Bell (2026) by retroromrunner for Game Boy Advance.
Your lantern is your shield: wraiths can’t enter its light, but oil burns with every step. Use them on pressure plates to solve plenty of puzzles.
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CAQ-MAN (2026) by Loudscotsbloke for Mattel Aquarius.
Looks familiar, plays familar.
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JURL (2026) by Tonsomo Entertainment for Vectrex.
This game port was perhaps just a question of time, let’s see which other JURL ports we see in the future.
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Moles Invaded Vegetable Garden (2026) by Marc Vittorini for Atari 2600.
Your dog stomps moles, charges snakes and scrolls through an endless garden while your energy drains.
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Assedio (2026) by Marco Cerutti for Commodore 64.
Defend your castle from an orde of black soldiers in this basic+assembly effort
ToboBobo Go Home (2026) by SpectrumNez for ZX Spectrum.
His missus wants her £40, so ToboBobo must dodge zombies, bats and melting floors across 40 screens Can you get him home for tea?
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Snakia (2026) by Wendel Scardua for NES.
A Snake II tribute where you move a thumb across a Nokia keypad rather than the snake itself. Diagonals on 1, 3, 7, 9 make it easier
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Attraball (2026) by ZXKerl for ZX Spectrum.
You are the ball: one key flips your direction while the paddle moves itself. Clear the rising magenta blocks
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Vesper (2026) by retroromrunner for Atari 2600.
You’re a bat over a moonlit graveyard, latching onto villagers to fill your blood meter and turn vampire Survive all six hours until dawn.
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