Newly added old and retro games

This page shows the games most recently added to the oldgame.cz catalogue. New here means new to the site, not new in age. The games themselves are old or retro, and the latest batch leans towards the Commodore 64. It is a good page for players who have already tried the famous classics and want something less known.

Fresh from the Commodore 64

The C64 is the 8-bit home computer Commodore launched in 1982, and its library is huge. Recent C64 entries include Dancing Monster, Motocross Racer and Memory Manor, plus several more titles in the list. The catalogue shows no release year for most of them, so treat them as C64 finds rather than dated releases. One C64 game does have a date, Championship 3D Snooker from 1992, a snooker game for the same machine.

DOS, NES and one web game

Not everything is Commodore. DOSDORF is a DOS game from 1991 by Helmut Hölzl of Vienna. Go-Moku followed in 1995, made for DOS by Konstantin Gredeskoul in Melbourne. It is a computer version of the five-in-a-row board game, so the rules are easy to pick up. On the Nintendo NES there is van der Merwe en Boetie, a 1992 cartridge game from a South African publisher whose developer is unknown.

The odd one out is Mravenečci, a web game from 2026 by admiva.cz. The Czech title means little ants. It is a recent game rather than a retro release, but it sits in the same catalogue next to the old titles.

How to use this page

The list changes as new games arrive. Click a title to open its page, where you find the platform, the year if it is known and a start button for games that run in the browser. The games linked here start with an emulator, so there is nothing to install. Some entries elsewhere in the catalogue are information or download pages only, and the game page says so.

To browse by system, open the platforms overview or the DOS games page. For the wider picture of the site, see the old games collection.