M.U.L.E. Ported to Amiga from Atari Original
Developer rickyderocher has released a free Amiga port of M.U.L.E., based on the classic Atari simulation title. The conversion was made with AI-assisted code. via itch.io
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Yars’ Revenge Tribute Vector’s Revenge Gets Browser Release
Developer TCKSOFT has released a free HTML5 browser version of Vector's Revenge, a vector-graphics tribute to Howard Scott Warshaw's 1981 Atari 2600 game Yars' Revenge. Originally written in BlitzMax in 2006-07, the game has players destroy a base while dodging the Swirl and using the Zorlon Cannon, mirroring the mechanics of the original. via itch.io
Pool of Radiance Finally Arrives on Atari ST, Also Expanded on Mega Drive
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
Unfinished Amstrad CPC Tennis Prototype Preserved
Gamesthatwerent.com has documented Pro Tennis, an unfinished tennis game that was in development at Clockwize for the Amstrad CPC, preserved thanks to Dean Hickingbottom. The surviving prototype only features a scrolling court with two movable players, with no actual ball-hitting mechanic implemented, though pressing fire and moving the joystick can shift the pitch. via gamesthatwerent.com
Crillion Ported to Atari ST/Falcon from C64
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
Macho Nacho Productions Shows Full Atari Jaguar Restoration
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
Mech Released as Free Atari 2600 Homebrew Shooter
Developer James Bernard Roth, working as MachineTouched, has released Mech, a name-your-own-price homebrew shooter for the Atari 2600 that also runs on Atari 7800 compatible systems and the Stella emulator. The 16KB ROM comes with a manual, and a physical cartridge release is planned. via itch.io
Fire Galaxy Ported to Atari ST/E/Falcon from C64
Developer kimchipenguin2 has released Fire Galaxy, a free shooter for the Atari ST/E/Falcon range, converted from a classic Commodore 64 original. The project was made with AI-assisted code. via itch.io
BMO Studios Releases S.A.I.F.T.U I & II for Atari 2600
Developer BMO Studios has released S.A.I.F.T.U - I & II, a two-game homebrew shooter series for the Atari 2600 priced at $2.00. The games cast players against alien invaders from the underworld. via itch.io
Chopper-X Ported to Amiga from Atari ST Version
Developer mrdig has released a free Amiga port of Chopper-X, a shooter based on the Atari ST version rather than an original Amiga release. The game was made with AI-assisted code, graphics, sound and text. via itch.io
Bruce Lee II Fan Sequel Ported to Amstrad CPC
RetroReal Games has released an Amstrad CPC conversion of Bruce Lee II, an unofficial fan-made sequel originally made for PC by Bruno R. Marcos. The port brings the game to the CPC, the platform whose visual style originally inspired it, following on from the original 1984 Bruce Lee published by Datasoft. via indieretronews.com
Three AI-Coded Out Run Racers Arrive for Amstrad CPC
Three AI-assisted Out Run racing games have surfaced for the Amstrad CPC. One is a port of the Sega Master System version to the CPC 6128, coded entirely by Anthropic's Claude Opus 5.5 using Claude Code, while another reworks the original Amstrad Out Run port to run faster and improve its music. via reddit.com/r/thisweekinretro