Developer Cyborg Unicorn Pty Ltd. has released Gates of Doom, a name-your-own-price arcade shooter for the ZX Spectrum Next. Players control four laser guns simultaneously in a lava-filled arena of rails and demonic gates, in a design inspired by Jeff Minter's classic shooters. The game was made with AI-assisted code, graphics and sound. via itch.io
Developer Cyborg Unicorn Pty Ltd has released K-POP Group Manager, a name-your-own-price strategy game for the ZX Spectrum. Players run a K-pop agency, auditioning idols and forming a boy band, girl group or co-ed group to guide to stardom. The game uses AI-assisted code, graphics, sounds and text. via itch.io
Developer kimchipenguin2 has released a free Atari ST/Falcon port of Crillion, a puzzle game combining Breakout and Sokoban mechanics originally released on the Commodore 64. The conversion was made with AI-assisted code. via itch.io
Developer Finz519 has released StyleWars Bombin' NYC, a name-your-own-price Commodore 64 game on disk and tape. Set in 1983 New York, players type in a custom tag and spend five nights with five spray cans bombing walls and gates across the city. via itch.io
Tito from Macho Nacho Productions has posted a video showing how he fully restored and upgraded an Atari Jaguar console, covering recommended maintenance steps and upgrade options for the system. via retrorgb.com
LOAD, a German magazine from the Verein zum Erhalt klassischer Computer published twice yearly in print, has released issue #12 as a free PDF download a few months after its original print release. The issue's cover story covers the five most famous home computers of the 1980s. via amiga-news.de
Developer dynomitehero has released Charlie: The Great Sock Heist, a free platformer in the style of the 48K ZX Spectrum, playable in the browser via HTML5. The game spans 10 areas and 21 screens, tasking the player with a royal sock rescue, and was made with AI-assisted code, graphics, sound and text. via itch.io
