by Milasoft
A fast-paced VIC-20 tribute to Namco’s arcade classic, rebuilt for a 32K expanded VIC-20 with full enemy formations, diving attacks, Boss Galagas, tractor-beam captures, dual-fighter rescues, Challenging Stages and arcade-style scoring.
Features smooth animated enemies, authentic attack patterns, escalating difficulty, bonus fighters, sound effects, scrolling stars and end-of-game accuracy statistics.
Download, here
by Retro Pixel Play Ground
Yellow Dead Redemption is a Wild West shootout for the ZX Spectrum Next,
inspired by classic single-screen arcade duels.
Choose one-player mode and face an AI-controlled outlaw, challenge another
player locally, or wait for the AI-versus-AI demonstration.
A port of the classic FPS to the C64 by Kweepa
Wolf64 is a port of the 1992 FPS classic to the stock Commodore 64 with disk drive.
You are B.J. Blazkowicz, the Allies’ top agent, locked in the depths of a heavily fortified Nazi dungeon after uncovering the horrific truth behind Operation Eisenfaust. Armed with only a combat knife, a stolen pistol, and raw grit, you must fight your way through labyrinthine corridors, eliminate elite guards, discover secret rooms, and bring down Hans Grosse to secure your escape.
Engineered entirely in pure 6502 assembly, this project brings id Software’s iconic 1992 raycasting classic to 8-bit hardware with no shortcuts. Experience authentic first-person navigation, lavish full-colour texture mapping, fluid directional enemy sprites, and responsive combat, all driven by a highly optimized raycasting engine that squeezes every last drop of performance out of the best selling home computer of all time. Guaranteed to make Scott Miller cry!
Unofficial Commodore 64 fan port. Not affiliated with or endorsed by id Software or Zenimax. For non-commercial/fan use only.
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by Animated Alex
MACK HEAD - 10 Liner BASIC game for the ZX Spectrum
This a classic G&W, casual game!
When the man pokes his head up through a hole in the wall, hit him with the axe!
Miss 10 times = GAME OVER
O=Left P=Right A=Drop axe
Download, here
Nectar Collector is a platform game for ZX Spectrum.
This game take parts in Kwyll Jam
Do you like nectar?
Are you ready?
Download, here
Jet Set Willy 2 is a port for Game Boy Color of the classic saga: Jet Set Willy.
Whilst recovering in hospital from a severe fall down some stairs, Willy called in the builders. He thought it odd that they had green skin, but needing the work done in a hurry he asked them to remove the offending edges from his stairs. Trouble was, they did far more work than asked, adding several room to his mansion and then refusing to change him!! Maria is demanding that Willy clears up the mess and he hasn’t even found all the rooms yet. Who were these strange people?
Made with ZXS Maker by Fangstor
Gobbles's Adventure is an adventure game made for the ZX Spectrum.
Platform game!
With lots of levels (not really) and a lot of difficulty.
Plot:
The kingdom is being held by Sharp King and its henchmen. It is up to Gobbles to rescue the kingdom and defeat Sharp King.
Things you should know:
1) You cannot control your direction mid-jump
2) You cannot move if you fall
3) The hitboxes are a little bit big
4) It's a bit laggy when there's too many enemies on screen
Download, here
by Fitosoft
Travel back to the early ’80s with this game that evokes the sensations of the first arcade machines.
This shoot ’em up will transport you to a time when everything was yet to be invented and discovered.
Feel the power at your fingertips with Fitorian and experience a true galactic battle in defense of our planet.
Buy, here
A platform game by Steve Tyson
Dark Running
This is an entry to the first Kwyll Game Jam for ZX Spectrum.
All life on Earth has become extinct but in an attempt to preserve Earths flora, Several giant spaceships had been launched with huge domes containing plants and trees from our planet. These last pieces of Earth's life are maintained by worker robots as they silently drift deeper into space.
by Master Linkuei
This fan-made SEGA Master System & SEGA Mark III port was made by disassembling the arcade back into source code which ensure all gameplay logic is exactly like the original SEGA System E game.
Features:
by EnriqueGGalvez
by Indigobeetle
by tinsoldier
A ZX Spectrum game made during a 2 week game jam.
You play Arthur Moon, the village gardener, with a village show coming and the village in bloom contest with a huge £100 prize up for grabs you've been asked to look after everyone's garden, but the rival village have released some hungry slugs to destroy their chances.
In the garden you have some lovely flowers, juicy carrots and a slug invasion
The slugs roam around looking for tasty morsels, when they find one they stop and tuck in.
Slugs will kill Arthur if they are roaming looking for food, you can only squidge a slug when they are eating, you must hit them twice, one will only stun them, slowing them down.
You have to protect the garden, if you run out of flowers or carrots it’s game over.
Luckily there is also a seed box handy, so you can replant, but there is a limited number of seeds in it, so you can stop the slugs, and replant the garden, the more plants at the end of the time the bigger the bonus.
Download, here
by tailzer
Sammy the Snail — Quest to the Shed
Deep in the shed, past the flowerpots and the rusted trowels, sits a jar of pickled cabbage. Nobody asked Sammy to retrieve it. Nobody needs to.
The trouble is the garden was not built with snails in mind. Gaps too wide, ledges too high, a pond with entirely the wrong attitude towards molluscs. Sammy's solution: leave a trail of slime behind with every step, sturdy enough to bridge a gap — for a little while, at least. Move fast. Trust the trail. Don't look down.
18 screens between here and the cabbage. Soil, flowerbed, pond, greenhouse. One snail, and the path he leaves behind.
Built for the ZX Spectrum 48K using Kwyll for the K-Spec1 game Jam 2026.
Download, here
Source:https://tailzer.itch.io/sammy-the-snail-quest-to-the-shed
The theme is the wording "In the Garden", not the image, the image is just a bit of fun, interpret the title, not the image.
And above all, HAVE FUN!
Welcome to the Kwyll Game Jam: a two-week challenge to create a brand-new game for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum.
That means chunky pixels, limited colours, tiny amounts of memory and absolutely no room for unnecessary nonsense. It also means that a strong idea, a few well-designed rooms and an entertaining game mechanic can go a very long way.
You do not need years of programming experience. You do not even need to know how to write code.
Using Kwyll, you can build a real ZX Spectrum game with visual tools, creating rooms, objects, graphics and game logic without having to wrestle directly with Z80 assembly language.
At the beginning of the jam, we will reveal a theme. From that moment, you will have 14 days to learn the basics of Kwyll, interpret the theme and turn your idea into a playable Spectrum game.
Keep it small. Make it fun. Finish something.
And try not to run out of memory
Create a game in Kwyll based on the jam’s secret theme.
How you interpret the theme is entirely up to you. It can inspire your story, setting, characters, mechanics or even an especially terrible pun.
Aim for something that another person can pick up, understand and enjoy.
Kwyll is a visual game-creation tool for the Sinclair ZX Spectrum.
It allows you to design graphics, build rooms, place objects and create game logic using a node-based system. Kwyll handles the underlying Spectrum code, leaving you free to concentrate on making the game.
Kwyll currently creates games specifically for the ZX Spectrum, so the limitations of the machine are part of the challenge.
You will be working with:
A special version of Kwyll will be made available at no cost for the duration of the jam on the Kwyll itch page:
https://indigobeetle.itch.io/kwyll
Download the "Demo" version, it is fully functional, and use the license code below to enable export to the Spectrum for the duration of the Jam.
Kwyll will ask for a license code in order to export your game to play on a Spectrum or emulator, a special license has been created that will operate for the duration of the jam, enter the value below to unlock Kwyll.
4PQH-KP2D-4FMQ
Be aware that Kwyll is still in beta and may have some bugs, it has been used to create a number of games already, and everyone will be working with the same version and subject to the same difficulties. I'll be on hand on the Discord server to help.
There will be an introductory tutorial to get you started in the documentation, you might want to follow this tutorial to get familiarity. You can use the downloadable version linked above before the Jam starts in order to get familiar with the tutorial.
Source:https://itch.io/jam/k-spec1
2 aventuras de texto by Carlos Games
Un misterioso forajido ha robado un extraño artefacto capaz de alterar el tiempo. En esta aventura de texto con ambientación western, deberás explorar un pueblo polvoriento, seguir pistas, tomar decisiones y descubrir el secreto detrás del enigmático reloj del tiempo.
Cada elección puede cambiar el rumbo de la historia. ¿Seguirás las huellas del forajido, investigarás los rumores del salón o te atreverás a cruzar un portal temporal?
En esta aventura de texto retro para ZX Spectrum, el jugador se convierte en un investigador que debe resolver un caso de corrupción y asesinato dentro de una empresa.
A lo largo de la historia, se presentarán pruebas, testimonios y documentos que pondrán en duda la inocencia de distintos personajes.
Carlos Games, enfrascado en la compo de se motor ZX NARRAT, demuestra que aún le queda tiempo para el desarrollo de sus propias creaciones y a pares.
Podéis descargarlos, aquí
Clockwiser is a puzzle game created by Reinier van Vliet (game design and Amiga code), Metin Seven (graphics), Ramon Braumuller (music), and Peter Schaap (MS-DOS and Windows conversions). The game was released in 1994 on 3.5 inch diskettes for Amiga (OCS and AGA chipset), MS-DOS and Windows 3.1, and on CD-ROM for the CD32 game console.
In Clockwiser, you need to change an arrangement of puzzle elements with different properties in the left half of the screen to match an arrangement in the right half of the screen. To do so, you can drag a rectangular range inside the left half, then click on one of the clock icons to shift elements along the range in a clockwise or counterclockwise direction.
The game code was converted from the original Amiga 68000 Assembly code to portable C, enabling the game to run on Windows or MacOS without an Amiga emulator.
The source code and assets are available here. If you build a Linux version, I would appreciate it if you would share the executable with me, so I can make it available to the gaming community. Many thanks in advance.
More info and downloads can be found in the Clockwiser Archive.
Have fun, and also check out our other games: Hoi and its 1997 sequel Moon Child!
Download, here
Source:https://metinseven.itch.io/clockwiser-1994-puzzle-game
Port and remaster of the classic Atari game to the Mega Drive/Genesis by SirVH
River Raid is the other cartridge I keep coming back to. Carol Shaw built it at Activision in 1982, and she did something on that machine that still doesn't quite make sense to me: a river that never ends, lol. Yeah and all that ends up making sense with the plane, the fuel, the bridges and the score... and everything under 4kb!
After bringing Pitfall! to the Mega Drive, this was the one I wanted next. Same year, same publisher, same 128 bytes of RAM, and a completely different kind of genius behind it.
AI made it possible for me to do this one and I loved the result! I created 3 ways to play the game and you can pick right on the title screen.
Download, here
by Milasoft
Collect the eggs, the higher bird wins the clash. Watch out for the molten lava and being grabbed into it (level 4). This is based on a Joust-premised game that transitioned into this.
This is a classic game!
Download, here
