by The NGOF Crew
<p>We talk about modern and homebrew new games on old consoles and microcomputers, where nostalgia meets innovation for a unique gaming journey.</p>
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April 19, 2025
Join Andy, Diego, and Wiedo as they explore another batch of modern indie games crafted for classic retro hardware. This week, the crew investigates the humorous adventures of Frog Detective -1 (Gameboy), solving very important mysteries involving lost paper clips. Then it's off to navigate the food-filled maze of Hungry in the Dungeon (Gameboy), where survival depends on consuming your culinary foes. Andy faces face-huggers and xenomorphs into the sci-fi action of Alien Neoplasma (ZX Spectrum), battling aliens in a tense, atmospheric platformer. Diego shares his experience with Tiny Pixel Adventure (Amiga), a jump-and-shoot platformer filled with hidden challenges and collectible items across colorful stages. In the meantime, Andy samples mysterious basil seed beverages, Diego recounts a smoky fine-dining experience beneath a glass cloche, and Wiedo dreams up next year's elaborate April Fool’s prank.
April 5, 2025
This week, Andy, Diego, and Wiedo put on their spelunking hats and enter the cave of treasures to uncover forgotten modern games made for classic hardware. We flap through space in Spacegulls (NES), delicately bob through hazards as a vulnerable bubble in Böbl (NES), and navigate the mind-bending, multi-layered chaos of Endless Forms Most Beautiful (Commodore 64). We also puzzle our way through the stylish and retro-styled You Have to Win the Game(Commodore 64), while Diego rounds things out with atmospheric exploration in Knight’n Grail (Commodore 64) and battles against mythical foes in Pains’n Aches (Commodore 64). Also this episode: Diego experiments with AI co-pilots for endless RPG adventures, using AI as a Game Master; Andy solves his CRT woes with a daring, transcontinental component pickup; and Wiedo grapples with the irresistible pull of addictive gameplay. Join us as we unearth these modern indie retro gems hidden deep in the caverns of time!
March 22, 2025
Today Andy and Diego spotlight Steel Legion for the NES from François Brodeur and published by Broke Studio. Join us as we navigate a dystopian 2004 filled with oppressive AI, run-and-gun exploration, and echoes of classic hits like Bionic Commando. We also head to the ZX Spectrum with The Blond, a uniquely challenging puzzle-action game inspired by the classic Western movie "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly", guiding Tuco safely through each frantic level by strategically shooting targets to keep him alive. We also share exciting news about Atari’s upcoming Jeff Minter-themed game jam and debate the mysterious boundaries of what truly counts as a sandwich. And yes, we promise to get to the bottom of whether a hot dog qualifies! So dust off your Commodore 64, power up that NES, and listen in!
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