Developer MJB Software has released Scramble Next, a name-your-own-price tribute to the classic arcade shooter Scramble for the ZX Spectrum Next. Players must fly through five defense systems of an enemy base, dodging rockets and flying saucers, before destroying the mothership deep within. via itch.io
Pokémon: BugLime Version is a fan-made monolocke ROM hack focused on Bug-type Pokémon, letting players take on a revamped Kanto using only Gen 1-9 Bug-types plus select Pokémon that have been given the Bug type. The hack aims to make every Bug-type viable and fun to use. Version 1.0 has been released. via pokecommunity.com
Developer Peppe74, known for earlier Amiga 500 releases like X-Vaders and Beam Storm, has released Orion, a free arcade shooter for the Amiga 500 with 512k memory. The game is modeled on the classic arcade title Pleiads and was made with AI-assisted code, graphics and sound. via itch.io
Developer Oldschool Is Beautiful has released an unofficial fan port of Datasoft's 1984 game Conan: Hall of Volta for the Amstrad CPC 6128, made with AI assistance. Players control Conan through seven stages including caverns, castles, skies and a mystical realm. via indieretronews.com
Doman: Sins of Ardan, a dark fantasy beat 'em up originally made for Amiga in Poland, has received an unofficial free port by mikuszports. The port, built with AI-assisted code, brings the game to Windows, macOS, Linux and Android. via itch.io
Developer Technician Ted has released Planet Command, a name-your-own-price Commodore 64 action game inspired by the 1980 arcade classic Missile Command. Instead of defending cities, players protect a floating planet with a single gun turret that rotates around its surface to intercept incoming missiles. The game was made with AI-assisted code, graphics and sounds. via itch.io
Commodore Spain has developed a new shooter for the Commodore 64 based on the 1980s superhero TV series The Greatest American Hero. The game is a tribute marking the show's 45th anniversary and follows protagonist Ralph Hinkley. via indieretronews.com
Ghost Sweeper, an action-puzzle platformer for the Game Boy Advance from PIKO Interactive and 7 Raven Studios, launched a Kickstarter campaign that reached its funding goal within five days. The campaign has since surpassed 130% of its original target. via indieretronews.com
Fliegeralarm Games has created Smokin' Colts, an open-world Wild West first-person shooter for the Commodore Amiga, made using AI. Players take on the role of a lone gunslinger in the frontier town of Dusty Creek, which is terrorized by outlaw Bart Hollis and his gang while the local sheriff proves powerless to stop them. via indieretronews.com
Developer Marcel 'Stumpi' Jähnes has released version 1.3 of AmiHexagon, an Amiga port of the arcade game Super Hexagon. A video accompanies the new release. via amiga-news.de
Fortuna Core is a free Amiga 1200 action game by developer BlitterForge, made with AI assistance for code, graphics and sound. It is set in an alternate 2055 where the Roman Empire never fell and rules through AI technology, with players taking the role of an elite Roman agent battling renegade robot legions to destroy a Master AI's core. via amiga-news.de
Developer Tansel has released Neon Roadster: Void Runner, a free browser-based shooter featuring a flying neon roadster navigating a wireframe galaxy. The game includes 30 levels with boss fights, uses Commodore 64-style chiptune sound, and was made with AI-assisted development. via itch.io
