Geometry Battle (2024) by Aionmagan for PlayStation.
Two enemy types, three lives, two minutes. How high can you score?
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Necromancy (2025) by LeSam for Sega Dreamcast.
A 250-hour birthday gift turns a 20-year-old comic into a 40-level vampire quest. Play Rejeï, slash your brothers, and master the homing dash.
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Super VIC TT (2025) by AJ Layden for VIC-20.
Race from the city to the beach before the clock hits zero, with checkpoint splits deciding your route. Three difficulty levels change traffic density, and your ending subtly shifts with the challenge you pick.
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Varina by Teknamic Software for ZX Spectrum.
Help Gina the fishwife from Nazaré track down dried fish for her lover Libório. A platformer with a salty seaside mission.
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Single Dragon (2025) by JuanGM for ZX Spectrum.
The last dragon of Beardopolis faces magical springs that snuff out his flame. Dodge traps, outwit foes, and quench every spring before they quench you.
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Casimiro En La Casa Encantada (2025) by ESP Soft for Amstrad CPC.
Trapped in a haunted basement, one breath per night to escape. 99 seconds max. Clues in every room.
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Virtua Agent (2025) by RBG Entertainment for NES.
A Virtua Cop demake in 6502 assembly, playable with the Zapper on real hardware. Dock shootouts, 5 stages, civilians in the crossfire. Closest thing to a lost NES light-gun classic.
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Emmy, Fool of Fen (2025) by Emmfoolery for MS-DOS.
A 20-30 minute jaunt with swampy scallywags, every one a self-insert. Runs in a rare, legal CGA palette from the DOSember jam. Crank memsize to 63 or face the crash.
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Taigun Koroshi (2025) by Ancient World for Atari Lynx.
You are the horde slayer, the last line of defence for the Eastern Kingdom. Dozens of enemies, one slayer, infinite permutations. Procedurally generated carnage with a strict 4-color palette that shifts as the battle fades in and out.
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