Description:
Moon Child FE (Friend Edition) is a modern source port of the 1997 Windows 95 classic Moon Child, bringing the game to modern hardware with browser playback, improved input, saving, and enhanced visuals.
Emulators and Retro Gaming
Heretic2R
Description:
Reverse-engineered source port of Heretic II (1998) with widescreen support, improved loading, and rendering framerate enhancements.
MicroTD
Description:
MicroTD is a tiny, public-domain tower-defense game built with the SAF engine. It runs at 64×64 resolution with 256 colors, optimized for portability and low hardware demands. The game features 8 upgradable towers, 11 enemy types, and 6 maps for compact, accessible play.
EmuDevz
Description:
EmuDevz is a free, open-source game about building emulators. It provides an NES-style emulator, a 6502 assembly tutorial, a built-in debugger, unit tests, an in-game dictionary, and cross-platform tooling. It ships with a retro soundtrack and cross-device save support.
ESP32-S3 Arcade 3D
Description:
OutRun-style pseudo-3D racing game for the ESP32-S3 with an ILI9341 320×240 display; the same source also compiles for Windows via a Raylib-based emulator.
Atmosphere
Description:
Atmosphere is a work-in-progress customized firmware for the Nintendo Switch. It replaces and patches core system components to enable homebrew and other features. It is licensed under GPL-2.0 with exemptions and maintained by a team of contributors.
TIC-80 tiny computer
Description:
TIC-80 is a free, open-source fantasy computer for making, playing and sharing tiny games. It includes built-in editors for code, sprites, maps, and sound, packages games into cartridges, and runs on multiple platforms.
Moon-buggy
Description:
Moon-buggy is a simple ASCII-art game in which you drive a car across the moon’s surface and jump over craters.
T-Crisis 4
Description:
Open-source falling block puzzle game for Linux, built with SDL2. Features complete source code and resources.
CloudpilotEmu
Description:
A web-based PalmOS emulator supporting Dragonball devices (OS 1-4) and Palm Tungsten E2 (ARM, OS5) with realistic emulation, state saves, file management, and audio.