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Go With The Flow! is a new original game for the ZX Spectrum Next from Technoshed Software, combining arcade action, pirate adventure…
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Go With The Flow! is a new original game for the ZX Spectrum Next from Technoshed Software, combining arcade action, pirate adventure…

The ZX Spectrum homebrew scene continues to produce new games at an impressive rate, and Wacky Robot is the latest release to…

The Commodore 64 has a new nightmare to explore with Necrosis, a dark platform adventure that puts the player in the middle…

A new sci-fi shoot ’em up brings a modern bullet-hell approach to Commodore’s AGA machines. The Amiga 1200 has another new shooter…

An ambitious pre-alpha project is bringing Electronic Arts' Desert Strike to the Atari STE for the first time.

RetroWorks has released Shadows of Belial, a substantial new adventure for the ZX Spectrum 128K featuring exploration, combat and five stages.

Gun.Smoke has arrived on Amiga AGA, bringing Capcom's 1985 arcade western to the Amiga through a modern conversion targeting AGA hardware.

A new Commodore 64 demake reimagines DOOM using a custom engine, lighting effects and clever techniques designed around the C64's limitations.

Rollerball CPC brings HAL Laboratory's 1984 MSX pinball game to Amstrad CPC hardware while retaining its original gameplay and scoring.

HooGames2017 is developing Lost in the Middle Ages, an ambitious new Amiga 500 adventure using the Scorpion Engine.

Acidbottle is developing a new Amiga conversion of Williams' Defender, adapting the classic arcade game for Commodore hardware.

A new Backgrounds Edition is restoring missing visuals from Ocean's Amiga version of The Addams Family for OCS and AGA machines.

JOTD has released an enhanced AGA edition of Ghosts'n Goblins for Amiga 1200 and later systems.

OutRun 2026 brings a modern conversion of Sega's racer to the Amstrad CPC 6128, targeting 128K hardware.

Bubble Ghost has been converted to the Amstrad CPC 6128, bringing the Game Boy puzzle classic to modern CPC hardware.