Cameleon 1.3 Painting Software Released for MorphOS

Paweł 'Stefkos' Stefański has released version 1.3 of Cameleon, a layer-based painting and image-editing program for MorphOS. The software offers a live preview on the workspace, layer masks, tone curves, effects and plugins, along with configurable keyboard shortcuts that can switch between an Amiga-style scheme and a Photoshop-style one. It includes a Photoshop-style layers panel with thumbnails, masks and drag-to-reorder support, plus layer groups, adjustment layers, layer styles, paths and warp tools. A single-window layout is now the default, combining the options bar, tools, image tabs and panels, and undo now covers whole-document changes such as layer edits, crop, canvas and image resizing, flips and free transform. via amiga-news.de

Koliber 1.0 Brings Prezi-Style Presentations to MorphOS

Paweł 'Stefkos' Stefański has released version 1.0 of Koliber, a presentation program for MorphOS. Instead of a linear slide deck, it places all content on a single unlimited canvas and moves between selected points with smooth zoom, pan and rotate transitions, similar to Prezi on other platforms. Presentations are saved as a single .koliberx package containing fonts, clips, fills and music, and the interface supports eight languages. The software also includes a GREXX scripting port with 37 commands, speaker notes exportable to PowerPoint, and an HTML export option that preserves shadows, glow, outlines and custom fonts. via amiga-news.de

WHDLoad Adds New Amiga Installers Through October 2026

The WHDLoad project has published a fresh batch of installers for Amiga games, letting floppy-based titles run from hard disk. New additions include a Secret Weapons of the Luftwaffe installer by Vesuri, alongside a new Prince of Persia 2: The Shadow and the Flame installer. Existing installers were also updated, including a fix for Prince of Persia 2's out-of-memory and credits issues, an improved trainer for Turrican, and Addams Family fixes covering restored backgrounds, removed self-modifying code, music corrections and blitter waits. WHDLoad is a long-running Amiga utility used by the scene to preserve and run classic floppy software from hard drives. via amiga-news.de

Sid Chipsytip and the Muzzled Music Released for C64

Sid Chipsytip and the Muzzled Music Released for C64

Developer Vesa_Hei has released Sid Chipsytip and The Muzzled Music, a free platformer for the Commodore 64. The game casts players as Sid Chipsytip, tasked with bringing colour back to the drab world of Gloomland across 24 levels spread over 8 worlds. It was made with AI assistance from Claude, covering code, graphics, sound and text, and is distributed as a name-your-own-price title on itch.io, free to share but not for sale. via itch.io

Samurai Adventure ‘FATE’ Released for Atari 2600

Samurai Adventure 'FATE' Released for Atari 2600

Developer VCR games has released FATE, a name-your-own-price adventure game for the Atari 2600. The game is set in 1590, during the historical period when imperial regent Hideyoshi was consolidating power across Honshu, Shikoku and Kyushu after defeating the Hojo clan, and casts players in a samurai story tied to that setting. The project's description notes it was made with AI assistance. It is available as a free download. via itch.io

Trashman 20th Anniversary Remake Rebuilt for Windows

Trashman 20th Anniversary Remake Rebuilt for Windows

Developer TCKSOFT has released an updated version of Trashman Anniversary Edition, a free remake of Malcolm Evans' 1984 ZX Spectrum classic Trashman, available for Windows and HTML5. The remake originally debuted in 3D for the Retro Remakes 2004 competition as a 20th anniversary tribute and was later featured in Retro Gamer magazine. This new build has been reconstructed from the original source code so it can run on current systems. Trashman originally tasked players with emptying household bins while avoiding obstacles, for New Generation Software on the Spectrum. via itch.io

Pokémon Lost Silver Creepypasta Gets GBC ROM Hack

Pokémon Lost Silver Creepypasta Gets GBC ROM Hack

A YouTube video from channel Cello2WC is titled Pokémon Lost Silver: ROM Hack, covering a fan-made Game Boy Color ROM hack based on the well-known Pokémon Lost Silver creepypasta. The Reddit post notes that the hack was released roughly a month earlier and had gone largely unnoticed until now. Lost Silver is one of the better-known pieces of Pokémon-related creepypasta, a horror-tinged story originally presented as a player's account of a corrupted Pokémon Silver cartridge. via YouTube

Lost Souls Arcade Horror Game Coming to C64

Lost Souls Arcade Horror Game Coming to C64

Developer Megastyle has created Lost Souls, an atmospheric arcade horror game for the Commodore 64, now available for preorder as a boxed edition through publisher Bitmap Soft. The game sets players in a forgotten, whisper-filled graveyard, tasking them with saving a spirit trapped between worlds by braving a haunted path to light 25 lanterns resting on ancient gravestones. The Halloween-timed release adds to a growing catalogue of horror-themed games on the Commodore 64. via indieretronews.com

GOG Explores Bringing Back Physical PC Games

GOG has expressed interest in reviving physical releases of PC games. According to a report, representatives from the digital storefront said they hope to find a way to bring boxed PC games back to market after decades of digital dominance. No concrete plans, partners or timeline were confirmed, with the comments framed as an aspiration rather than an announced product line. GOG is known for focusing on DRM-free classic and modern PC games through its digital platform. via reddit.com/r/thisweekinretro

Mike Tyson’s Punch-Out Fan-Ported to Amiga

Mike Tyson's Punch-Out Fan-Ported to Amiga

Developer Amigos Retro Gaming has released a name-your-own-price Amiga port inspired by Mike Tyson's Punch-Out, the classic NES boxing game. The release, distributed via WHDLoad, casts the player as Little Mitchy fighting through a roster of familiar opponents to eventually face Iron Mike. It requires an Amiga 1200 with 2MB of Fast RAM to run. The original Punch-Out was a Nintendo arcade and NES franchise, and this marks an unofficial bid to bring the boxing gameplay to Commodore's Amiga platform. via itch.io

Skool Daze Tribute ‘The Final Exam’ Released for ZX Spectrum

Skool Daze Tribute 'The Final Exam' Released for ZX Spectrum

Developer brujabit has released The Final Exam, a free, name-your-own-price adventure for the ZX Spectrum 128K. The game is an unofficial fan tribute to Skool Daze, the 1984 Microsphere school simulation by David Reidy and Keith Warrington. Players take on the role of a student named Eric, or a custom-named character, who must recover stolen notes before an approaching final exam, navigating timed classes and breaks. The project was made with AI assistance for code and graphics and is available as a free download on itch.io. via itch.io