Maze (2026) by Gorkelgames for ZX Spectrum.
Guide an agent through a maze to grab four suitcases of military plans per level, against a 250-parser time limit. Difficulty climbs with each level, and the aim is the fastest run.
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Navy Seals (2026) by Enrique G. Galvez for Sega Master System.
A port of Ocean’s side-scrolling combat game: infiltrate hostile territory, face heavily armed enemies and survive behind enemy lines.
AI disclosure: Artificial intelligence was used in the making of this game.
Escape (2026) by Juan Eguía for ZX Spectrum.
A first-person game in the style of Wolfenstein 3D, with walls drawn by casting 128 rays to fake 3D. Find the yellow key, dodge the enemies chasing you, and hit SPACE at the flashing exit wall.
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Mario64: Playground (2026) by Rocking for Game Boy Advance.
A Super Mario 64 demake with a custom Playground map mixing Bob-omb Battlefield bits and other odd touches. Double and triple jumps, long jumps, backflips and wall kicks all fit on two buttons.
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Sculpted Ponderings is an art gallery for the Game Boy, made by uncoolanduncouth.
It is built with GB Studio and released as a Game Boy ROM.
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Time To Die (2026) by RetroBitBandit for Game Boy.
Made in 48 hours for Create Jam Fall 2026, this byte-sized game asks whether you can run away from death. Arrow keys or d-pad to move.
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Pool Madness (2026) by Enarkz for Game Boy Advance.
Three tables and three rule sets: a relaxed pot-anything mode, English reds and yellows, or American 8-ball against the CPU. Built quickly from the developer’s own Madness engine, with low-res sprites and an optional 2D mode.
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FlipLock: The Cosmic Blocks (2026) by Zeichi for Game Boy Color.
A block puzzler with a Flip mechanic that changes how blocks interact, chain reactions when they settle, and five Super Blocks (Meteor, Ice, Chain, Fire, Water). Two modes: score attack and missions.
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Dark Chambers (2026) by Zsolt Tarczali (RetroBoj) for Commodore 64.
The 1988 Atari 7800 dungeon crawler arrives here with all 26 levels, monsters pouring from generators, keys, food and loot, alone or with a friend.
Domain 83 (2026) by Dr. Terrorz for Commodore 64.
Punch up close, flying kick from distance, and crouch to dodge, though the androids wising up to that keeps you moving. Find the flashing buttons to open doors and trapdoors.
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