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Atari 5200 3 games
Homebrew games for the Atari 5200, the 1982 console with an analogue joystick and a twelve-key keypad on every controller, written by independent developers and released under free licences. The arrow keys or a gamepad play the joystick, and the keypad is on your keyboard and on screen. Every game here is homebrew: no commercial ROMs, ever, and no BIOS from Atari, because the emulator boots the free AltirraOS instead.
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Curling (Atari 5200)
Curling for the Atari 5200: slide the stones down the ice toward the target, curl them around the guards and sweep to carry them further. One or two players against the computer or each other, from one to ten ends. A free homebrew game by Ryan Witmer.
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Curse of the Lost Miner
A cave platformer for the Atari 5200: guide a miner through thirteen cramped caves of ladders, rocks and spikes, jump the gaps and collect every diamond before moving on. A free homebrew game by BAKTRA Software, with a training mode that explains the jumps.
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Ratcatcher
A sewer-cleaning arcade game for the Atari 5200: run across five floors of pipes, work the switches and the water flush to catch rats before time runs out, and keep clear of alligators and sewer gas. A free homebrew game by Ryan Witmer.