Author: IndieRetroNews

Bit of a late news update on this one, and yes I was gutted I missed out when it was announced. As we’ve just been contacted by both Per Ola and Saberman, that Earok has released his early alpha platformer called ‘ Amigo The Fox ‘ for the Commodore Amiga. […]

If you followed our previous news announcement from Monday, we mentioned that Raymanni, who is also behind the The Dark Magician’s Reign of Terror fan game, was going to be releasing the next PC fan game called Rayman Redemption; a reimagination of the original Rayman game from 1995! Well fast forward […]

Amstrad owners might be pleased with this news, as if you’re looking for a new Shoot em up to play then Ivavilagu has you covered with his brand new Amstrad game called ‘Dogfight’; a game that was developed as his first project coded in BASIC using 8BP library, and features 4 […]

3dSen has been in development since 2015 by Geod Studio and today this amazing 3d Nes Emulator has been made available in Early Access on Steam. What makes 3dSen so special is that every game that 3dSen has support for has manually been edited with a profile script system to […]

As someone who loves paranormal TV shows and movies, there’s something really chilling about the stories behind Asylums, especially with the dark decaying rooms and history of human suffering. So to hear that the creators of the cult sleeper hit Scratches and the haunting Serena, who we know as Senscape […]

While most of  you have probably played the rather cool shoot em up of ‘RESHOOT R’, the previous game from Richard Löwenstein that featured high grade action with smooth scrolling and top quality music for the Amiga. You may also be interested to know that after previously announcing he is […]

Another day and another great news announcement for the Amiga scene, as the previous game we mentioned as ‘Project Horizon’, has not only been been mentioned as coming with a HAM6 intro, but as of today you can download an early demo! Yes indeed this game first posted about last […]

A lot of people who had an Amstrad CPC, Amstrad PCW, ZX Spectrum, MSX or Commodore 64 remember playing the game Bounder; a game released in 1985 by Gremlin Graphics in which the player navigates a variety of courses as a bouncing tennis ball. In fact one such person by […]

As we said before, here at Indie Retro News we try to give you the latest in unusual releases that don’t often get a website mention, especially lately as there’s been many of them, from open sourced games to updated C64 titles. Yet here we are with another update special, […]

Truth be told we are always mentioning Dizzy fan games, Zelda fan games or even games such as those related to Sonic or Mario, but this time we going all out for Rayman. As we have recently found out that through a fellow site, that Raymanni, who is also behind […]

Ultimate Play the Game has been mentioned countless times on Indie Retro News, especially as homebrew developers and graphical artists had taken it upon themselves to convert/port many of those classics over to systems that didn’t have the luxury of the original in the first place. Games such as Atic […]

The ZX Spectrum is on fire this year for new releases, what Cocoa and the Time Machine, MagicAble, Pac Man The Curse of the Slimers, The lost treasures of Tulum and yes even Bonnie and Clyde to grace our speccy screens. But now another game is aiming for that top […]

Wow, more than 6 months without a review. Again, I apologize for this long hiatus but a lot of personal and professional stuff happened (without counting the present crisis). Everything’s more or less fine now, but let’s just say that I had quite the struggle. Anyway, I decided to finally […]

It’s always handy to have good friends or those who like sending us bits of info we may have otherwise missed. This is especially true of this C64 game which has been mentioned to us by Johan through our Facebook page, it’s Zambeezi; A new release via Genesis Project from […]

We’ve just come across an interesting bit of gaming news for all you nostalgic 8bit fans, as thanks to a friendly heads up via Twitter, we’ve been told the famous 8-bit Adventure classic of ‘Fairlight’, which appeared on the Amstrad CPC, C64, ZX Spectrum and as an Atari XL/XE conversion. […]

I was just thinking to myself could this day get any better for retro gaming, and going by the latest update on the Pico-8 website, it has! Welcome to ‘Scramble’; a very nice side scrolling shoot em up Pico-8 port of a game which was originally released way back in […]

Today is going to be a great day for the ZX Spectrum especially for those of you want a cool game to play, as we’ve just been told by Saberman, that Minilop has finally released his eagerly awaited game for the ZX Spectrum called ‘ Cocoa and the Time Machine […]