Developer Chronicles of the Whispering Pixel is working on Pixels of the Sampo, a free browser-based digging game inspired by Finnish folklore and the Sampo myth. Styled after the Commodore 64, it has players dig underground, dodge falling rocks and collect pixels, and was made with AI-assisted code and graphics. via itch.io
Developer theheroGAC has released UAE4ALL2 HD, a homebrew Amiga emulator for the PlayStation 3. The free, name-your-own-price application lets PS3 owners run classic Amiga software on the console. via itch.io
Developer xerocorp has released Mercenary Deep in Dub, a free HTML5 adventure that reimagines Paul Woakes' 1985 Commodore 64 open-world game Mercenary. The project was made with AI-assisted code and offers an open-world exploration experience playable with keyboard, gamepad or joystick. via itch.io
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
Tobias Karlsson has released version 0.10 of Wasabi, a free tool that lets developers write Amiga software on Windows, macOS or Linux while deploying, running and debugging it on a real Amiga over a network connection. It streams debug output and DOS call traces, takes screenshots, and can control windows, gadgets and menus remotely, with source code available on Github. via amiga-news.de
Crownfall is a new commercial match-three puzzle game for Amiga AGA inspired by Bejeweled. It features boards up to 9x11 jewels, irregular and sealed room layouts, special tiles like bombs and disco balls, save/resume support, age codes, and a native Workbench launcher with included player guide. AI assisted the code and graphics, while Naumanen created the music and sound effects. via amiga-news.de
Developer snori_strurlusson has released ABYSS: The Shadows of Elder Cities, a free first-person dungeon crawler for the 48K ZX Spectrum. The game draws on cosmic horror and Lovecraftian themes and uses wireframe visuals, with the code made with AI assistance. via itch.io
Developer thall72 has released Birth of the Phoenix for the Commodore 64, a name-your-own-price interactive fiction port of a classic Apple II text adventure. The game was made with AI-assisted code. via itch.io
Developer MudbuG has released Castrovia Reborn, a free HTML5 strategy game that serves as an unofficial tribute to the 1987 Commodore 64 title Castrovia. The game is turn-based and supports both singleplayer and two-player modes, and was made with AI-assisted code and text. via itch.io
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
Developer Galamoon has released PACMAN1D, a name-your-own-price Commodore 64 action game inspired by Pac-Man. Instead of a maze, players move left or right along a single corridor, eating pellets and using a power pellet to turn the tables on a pursuing ghost, with the corridor's two ends connected to each other. The game was made with AI-assisted code and graphics. via itch.io
Bubble Grotto is a free retro-style platformer in which players trap monsters in bubbles before popping them for points. It features 30 levels, three difficulty settings and SID-style chiptune music, with keyboard controls for movement, jumping and shooting bubbles. via itch.io
