Developer Peppe74 has released Hot Pop, a free remake of the Commodore 64 action game for the Amiga 500 with 512k of memory. The jump-and-run arcade title was made with AI-assisted code, graphics, sound and text. via itch.io
Pokémon TCG Recall is a hack of the Game Boy Pokémon Trading Card Game that allows evolved Pokémon to inherit and use attacks and Pokémon Powers from their previous evolutionary stages through new menu options. The base game's cards remain unchanged, with the hack focused on mechanics and quality-of-life tweaks, and the AI has been updated to understand the new mechanic. It is available in versions 1.1.0 and 2.2. via pokecommunity.com
Starforge is a free ZX Spectrum shooter offering 360-degree space battles and planet raids. Players destroy enemies, forge better ship parts, and upgrade their vessel while trying to win control of the galaxy. via itch.io
A new free point-and-click adventure game based on the classic children's TV show Knightmare is in development, with a planned 2027 release. The game brings back Lord Fear and the Helmet of Justice, and features original cast members including Hugo Myatt as Treguard and Mark Knight as Lord Fear providing voice work. via knightmaregame.co.uk
Timothy Deters has ported the latest version of the OpenZFS file system to AROS, the Amiga Research Operating System. The port comes with a GUI for setting it up. via amiga-news.de
Developer Sedor has released "Auftrag: Omega" (Order: Omega), a text adventure for the Amiga in which the player carries a sealed briefcase through enemy territory, with choices and hidden attributes leading to one of 17 endings. The game spans 121 scenes across six acts with 93 poster-style illustrations, eight puzzles, and supports full-screen or split-screen image display, with text available in German and English and both hard disk/WHDLoad and other platform versions. via amiga-news.de
Tough Nuts, an Angry Birds-inspired artillery game for Amiga AGA, runs from floppy disk or hard drive on any AGA machine. Fast-RAM is not required but speeds up the collapse of destroyed structures and reduces reloading. via amiga-news.de
Developer AnninaGames has released Jungle Escape, a free puzzle game for the Commodore 64. via itch.io
