Developer FOKO Games has released Nemesis Adaptive, a name-your-own-price prototype shoot 'em up for the Commodore 64. Players manage four self-learning colonies on a planet and defend them with a ship against a boss enemy that adapts based on the player's previous deaths. via itch.io
David Smith detailed in a blog post how he revived his Amiga 1200 and created Cursed Stick, ESP32 firmware that mimics a USB stick when plugged into a Gotek floppy emulator. ADF disk images can be uploaded to the ESP32 over Wi-Fi via POST request or a web interface and appear instantly on the Amiga, removing the need to carry a USB stick back and forth. The project is currently a prototype on a development board, with plans for a compact USB-A device. via amiga-news.de
A homebrew effort has ported Super Mario 64 so that it runs on the Microsoft Zune, the portable media player that was discontinued after failing to compete with Apple's iPod. via hackaday.com
Raster Wizards have released Hyper Runner, a sci-fi racing game for AGA Amigas, priced at just under 9 euros. Players choose from five vehicles and 12 drivers affecting speed, acceleration, handling and durability, and progress through five stages with branching route choices and a rechargeable speed booster. via amiga-news.de
Jari-Matti Rally, a car racing/reaction game for Amiga by developer lifeschool22, has been updated to version 1.03d. The update overhauls several parts of the game, which was first reported as an early prototype in January 2024 and is now said to feel finished. via amiga-news.de
Cameron Armstrong's AmigaGPT, which lets Amiga users access language models like ChatGPT, Grok, Gemini and Claude, has been updated to version 3.4.0. The release adds a new speech output tab that can generate reusable speech phrases as WAV files, with the interface now split into separate Chat, Image and Text-to-Speech tabs. via amiga-news.de
A fan developer known as bendk97 has released an unofficial, work-in-progress port of Discovery Software's 1989 Amiga action game Sword of Sodan for the Neo Geo. Built with ngdevkit, it is distributed free as a name-your-own-price download in MAME, darksoft and NeoSD formats, and has not yet been tested on real MVS/AES hardware. via itch.io
Developer thealfest has released a beta port of their Saboteur 2 mod, originally made for the ZX Spectrum, to the Vector 06C computer. The name-your-own-price release is based on Clive Townsend's original game and includes bug fixes, performance tweaks, adjustable game speed, double buffering, visual elements from a 2019 remake, and new sound. via itch.io
Developer roman126 has released Next on Tap, a free action game for the ZX Spectrum Next inspired by the arcade classic Tapper. The game's code, graphics, sounds and text were produced with AI assistance. via itch.io
Developer ShinobiZ has ported Sega's 1986 arcade platformer Wonder Boy to both the Commodore Amiga and Sega Mega Drive, built as a native 68000 assembly rewrite derived from the original Sega System 1 arcade code with AI assistance. Players control Tom-Tom across eight areas and 32 rounds to rescue his kidnapped girlfriend. via indieretronews.com
A fan-made ROM hack of Pokémon FireRed replaces the usual overworld movement with Snake-style gameplay, using Pokémon sprites to form the moving tail. The project is described as a short experience rather than a full-length hack. via retrododo.com
AtariAge has added ten new homebrew games to its store to coincide with the 2026 Portland Retro Gaming Expo. The batch includes six Atari 2600 games, two 7800 games, one Jaguar game and one ColecoVision title, each sold as complete boxed cartridges with manuals, and some including posters. via atariage.com
