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TANGLEWOOD® for SEGA Mega Drive / Genesis

The cheesy classic platformer - Now on the go!

Program temperatur-controllers with pseudo-assembly

A Yume Nikki Fan Game for the Nintendo Virtual Boy, created in 6 weeks for the 2019 Dream Diary Jam.

A puzzle/programming/assembly game based on the Befunge language.

While Falling through the tube avoid all obstacles

Fan game for Game Boy made with Assembly

Enhance your stream with a moving debate game for your viewers, from the chat !

A Game Boy videogame about a brave and powerful kitty!

A 2d sidescrolling space shooter for gameboy written in assembly. Only 32kb! :D

x86 Bootsector Game written in Assembly. No Operatin System needed.

Write assembly viruses, Conquer entire systems

Assemble a keyboard with the random keys given to you!

48K ZX Spectrum pushed to the limits

Simple-As-Possible Computer & Assembly Programming

Clone of the Google Chrome Dino Run Game for the Commodore Amiga

8-Bit Assembly Code Simulator

Tester sur votre Gameboy le fameux Flappy bird

The 8-bit arcade-action assembly programming game for one or two players!

Destroy enemy tanks, navigate obstacles, and survive escalating challenges in this retro-inspired tank battle adventure.

An 8-bit fantasy computer made in LOVE2D

A 2D top-down shooter for Amstrad CPC.

ASM inspired puzzle game

It requires assembly alright... as in assembly language!

Catch the bomb and drop it on the enemy

An epic arcade Amstrad CPC 464 Game!

Programming puzzle

A puzzle game in assembly that harks back to early training boards from the 1970s with the first generation of CPUs.

Trade-off your skills to acquire new ones while trying to uncover a mystery!

Bootsector (and MS-DOS) snake video game.

A game where you attach things to your favorite cube then get it to a universally loved spot, the light tower!

Mixed-Reality Armored Vehicle Assembly！

AmstradCPC Videogame for CPCRetroDev contest

How well can you sort?

Help your crab beat up all the other crabs at the beach by programming assembly.

Relive the 80s today with a friend and an NES emulator with this two-player Pong written in 6502 assembly!