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Commodore Plus/4

Hardware, storefront and ecosystem news for Commodore Plus/4.

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Skool Daze - A classic school mischief simulator has finally arrived on the Plus/4

The 1980s school mischief simulator, Skool Daze, has received an unofficial debut on the Commodore Plus/4, thanks to Proky and Csabo. This new adaptation features completely refreshed graphics, an updated musical score, and lively sound effects, breathing new life into the classic open-world sandbox game originally released by Microsphere.

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Cuthbert in Castle Wolfenstein - A First Person Shooter has arrived on the Plus/4!

A new homebrew game, "Cuthbert in Castle Wolfenstein," has been released for the Commodore Plus/4, demonstrating the platform's capability for first-person shooters. The game features Cuthbert exploring secret laboratories and collecting treasure across ten levels, shifting from classic adventure elements to a pseudo-3D perspective.

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International Karate - A great fighting classic from the 1980's comes over to the Commodore Plus/4

The fighting game International Karate, originally by System 3, has received a full release on the Commodore Plus/4, coded by developer Ati. This new port features graphics that rival the Commodore 64 version and includes all original bonus mini-games, offering a complete experience for the system.

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Retrogods - A blend of strategic stealth and time-manipulation mechanics in this new plus/4 preview

Retrogods, a new game from System Syndrome, has released a playable build for the Commodore Plus/4. Players control Grágel, a wizard who can rewind time, to navigate a collapsing virtual realm and gather runestone pieces. The game blends strategic stealth with time-distortion mechanics, requiring players to use the environment to evade a Golem boss. Future updates are planned to expand the narrative and add more levels.

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Scramble Arcade - An incredible conversion coded by Epy for the Commodore Plus/4

A new conversion of the arcade classic Scramble, titled Scramble Arcade, has been released for the Commodore Plus/4. Coded by Géza Eperjessy, the game is a faithful 1:1 recreation of the original, featuring high-resolution graphics, authentic sound, and controller compatibility. The project recently won second place in the GameDev competition at Arok Party 2026.

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Dr.Margo - Dr.Mario unofficially arrives on the Commodore Plus/4 thanks to Csabo & KiCHY

Dr.Margo, an unofficial clone of the classic puzzle game Dr. Mario, has been released for the Commodore Plus/4 by developers Csabo & KiCHY. This freeware title features addictive tile-matching mechanics and has been released with gameplay footage.

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Gem'X Lite - A fast-paced puzzle title for the Commodore Plus/4

Developer pzsolt has released Gem'X Lite, a fast-paced puzzle game for the Commodore Plus/4. The game challenges players to recreate target patterns by toggling colored diamonds, with each move affecting neighboring tiles. Gem'X Lite features 16 levels randomly selected from a pool of 32, drawing inspiration from the original Amiga and C64 title Gem'X.

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Jungle Joe - A new puzzle platformer makes an appearance on the Commodore Plus/4

The 220 Volt Team has officially released their new puzzle platformer, Jungle Joe, for the Commodore Plus/4. The game emphasizes strategic thinking and foresight over quick reflexes, featuring a perilous journey through jungles, caves, and ruins. It combines classic Commodore 64 atmosphere with modern logic-based gameplay.

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Randoom - A challenging yet enjoyable Commodore Plus/4 game has been released! ( Previously for the C64 and MSX )

The new Commodore Plus/4 game Randoom, developed by Csabo, Epy, SukkoPera, and Unreal, has been released. This arcade puzzle game features 31 levels where players must clear all squares by catching them in the correct order, with the challenge stemming from the chaotic movement of the squares.