Programming a robot is challenging but manageable. However, releasing it in an arena with other robots predicting their interactions is a completely different story.
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An old time classic ported to MSX back in the nineties. It only took 30 years to get it released by the author.
Not all games are about saving the princess. In this colorful platform action game you’re going to guide Fernando to set fire to the world of tobacco and gambling.
Egypt, the pyramids. The location of Sam.pr’s latest adventure. As he is sealed in by Farao’s traps, he needs your help to get the hell outta dodge.
A high fantasy-themed platform adventure that demands for skilled and dedicated players. An MSX1 classic ROM.
Drawing inspiration from a quintessential eighties video game, The Drop of Abu-Cymbel stands as a classic MSX1 title renowned for its challenging difficulty, often prompting players to exclaim, “THAT’S JUST NOT FAIR!” repeatedly.
In this enthralling MSX1 video game, your sole purpose is to guide your cat out of the maze before time runs out.
An old-school-style arcade shooter played out in the space region of Titan, a moon of Saturn. It’s gamecast time
Embark on a rescue mission to free your friend of the clutches of your arch-enemy
A noodly adventure that will require your best martial arts skills.
Help Wally escape his nightmare in this otherworldly action adventure platformer game.
We are proud to present the international juror panel for this edition’s MSXdev.
In “The Curse Of Lies,” your task is to assemble the correct combination of mystical flowers to uncover the Flower of Truth, which will lift the curse.
The Pixel Memories Pasoko-1000 is a tribute to the original joystick from the eighties using the same hardware.
A unique set of 9 preserved copies of the ASCII Pocket Bank magazine, originally released in the golden days of MSX
For every participant in this year’s MSXdev event, a digital copy of the latest BrewOtaku magazine is available.
Harker’s Escape is a action-adventure game where the goal is to survive as much as you can to the challenges presented.
A unique text-based adventure for the MSX2, available in both English and Spanish, delivered by Spanish developer Freenit, this is Wizsoul.
As a hunter, your duty is to safeguard the grassy meadows from destruction by the grazers. Be like Ethan, and pursue the hunt!
With its randomly generated labyrinths of varying dimensions, this MSX1 game promises to captivate you for hours as you navigate the twists and turns of each unique challenge.
Drawing inspiration from classic arcade games, this MSX1-based game entry tests your joystick skills.
The fifth entry of 2024 is “Minas” (which means “Mines” in Spanish), a time-attack shoot’em up game of sorts by Jose E. Robayo.
Challenge your reflexes and wit in this classic Whack-a-mole variant, available for all MSX models.
Another addition to the MSXdev24 winners-loot-box! This time a physical ROM cartridge of the MSX-2 game Phenix Corrupta from last year’s edition.
The Pixel Memories display is an incredibly precise replica, capturing the essence of beloved games. The fortunate winner will have the honor of their game being immortalized in this special way.
The well known sliding puzzle format has been transformed to MSX2 screens in an adult-version using undressed females. Presented in different grids, this puzzle game is boobalicous.
This FPGA-based MSX clone is not just a piece of modern hardware; it’s a time machine that runs all MSX software as if it were on the original equipment.
AlienMSX, is an MSX1-based platform inspired by the original movie. It that tasks players with completing three missions and escaping the alien infested planet.
The timeless tale of a hero on a quest to rescue a princess. A platform game for MSX2 with MSX-Music
The MSX-Pico is a multifunctional Flash ROM cartridge that comes in various colors. Designer and creator Jeroen Taverne has dropped of copy in the box
The mighty RBSC Carnivore 2+ cartridge to boost your MSX has been added to the winners-loot-box.
MSXdev24 is on, yes sir! Once again, this rendition of the game compo accepts all MSX compatible software in its “Free Style” format.