Developer Peppe74 has released a collection of homebrew Amiga games made with AI assistance, bundling titles such as Tomb Lady and Orion. The pack runs on a completely stock Amiga 500 with 512k of RAM, or an Amiga 1000 with a standard 256k expansion, requiring no hardware upgrades. via indieretronews.com
Developer Cyborg Unicorn Pty Ltd has released Maze Raid, a name-your-own-price maze-chase action game for the ZX Spectrum Next. Players guide a beetle bot through a 27x27 maze, collecting power dots while evading four hover sentries, and can grab a power cell to turn the tables. The game was made with AI-assisted code, graphics, sounds and text. via itch.io
Developer Cyborg Unicorn Pty Ltd has released Mechra, a name-your-own-price shooter for the ZX Spectrum. Players pilot a combat mech through five scrolling warzones filled with drones, jet-mechs and walkers, facing a colossal enemy at the end of each stage. The game was made with AI-assisted code, graphics, sound and text. via itch.io
Developer Cyborg Unicorn Pty Ltd has released SOLAR, a name-your-own-price 3D vector space shooter for the ZX Spectrum Next. Players defend a miniature solar system, flying between a sun, four planets and a ring of asteroids while fending off pirates. The game was made with AI-assisted code, graphics, sound and text. via itch.io
Developer Tansel has released Neon Roadster: Skyline Strike, a free browser-based game using HTML5. Players pilot the Phantom Roadster, a hover-car with four blue thrusters, across 12 neon cities rendered in wireframe arcade style. The game carries Commodore 64 and Amiga style tags and was made with AI assistance. via itch.io
A playable demo of Toxic Crusaders, Retroware's classic-style beat-em-up based on Troma's Toxic Avenger franchise, is now available on Steam. The full game has been in development for some time, following its animated TV adaptation from the early 1990s. via timeextension.com
Following last week's Nintendo 64 port of Halo: Combat Evolved, reports now confirm the Xbox launch title can run on the Sega Dreamcast as well. via retrododo.com
A fan-made ROM hack for The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time allows players to explore Hyrule from a first-person perspective, addressing a limitation of the original Nintendo 64 game's fixed camera views. The project has received its first development update. via timeextension.com
Developer cb-fgc has released a version of Strategic Simulations' Advanced Dungeons & Dragons RPG Pool of Radiance for the Atari ST, using AI assistance to adapt the game decades after an originally announced ST release never materialized. The story also notes an expanded version of the game for the Sega Mega Drive. via indieretronews.com
Cyborg Unicorn Pty Ltd has released The Grid, a name-your-own-price shooter for the ZX Spectrum Next. Players destroy marching chains of enemy droids on a glowing grid battlefield, shooting down pods they leave behind before those pods burst. The game was made with AI-assisted code, graphics, sound and text. via itch.io
Developer Cyborg Unicorn Pty Ltd has released Seoul Life, a free, name-your-own-price life simulation game for the ZX Spectrum Next and a sequel to Seoul Mates. It follows married life year by year, from the wedding night to divorce or death, with the goal of building a net worth of 3 billion won through career progression. via itch.io
An AI-assisted English fan translation for Xing's 1999 PlayStation 1 RPG Meremanoid was released by pzappzap, but a group of fan translators and hackers is urging players to skip it. They say they are working on an "all human-made" translation that will arrive soon. via timeextension.com
