MSX 5 games
Homebrew games for MSX, the 1980s home computer standard that was huge in Japan, Brazil and much of Europe, made by independent developers and released under free licences. They run in the blueMSX emulator with C-BIOS, a free replacement for the original BIOS.
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Corridor Runner
Charge up, aim and dash across floating corridors in space, collecting chips, dodging enemies and racing the clock to the exit. Sixteen rounds of momentum and careful aiming in a free homebrew game for MSX by aburi6800.
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NOBORUNOCA
A one-button climbing game for MSX: your little creature walks back and forth by itself while the floors scroll down. Hold Space to charge each jump, let go at the right moment and keep climbing. A free homebrew game by h1romas4.
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The Menace from Triton
A horizontal space shooter for the MSX with a strategy layer: pick which planet to attack on the galaxy map, spend your credits on new weapons and upgrades, and fight your way through randomly built levels to the Triton home world. By Santiago Ontañón.
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Westen House
London, 1898: Professor Edward Kelvin travels to his late friend's house to rescue his research notes and finds a mystery far darker than he expected. An isometric adventure of keys, notes and hidden rooms for the MSX, by Santiago Ontañón.
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XSpelunker
Explore a Yucatán jungle and the Maya ruins below it in a cave-diving platformer for the MSX whose levels are built anew every game. Ropes, bombs and a machete, three minutes per level, and a secret waiting at the bottom. By Santiago Ontañón.