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Get ready for a brand new adventure RPG on Game Boy, Indie Developer SpaceBot Interactive brings you the eagerly awaited Dragonborne. Travel through the region of Argon as Kris, in search of your missing father Kurtis, the greatest dragon slayer the region has ever known. Dragonborne is made with GB Studio and features a turn based battle system, various mini quests and puzzles that you must complete to progress through the game. Fight your way to each of the dragon caves to face your fears and overcome the challenges that stand in your way. Are you tough enough to find your father and save the region before the dragon's awake from their slumber? 6-7 hours of gameplay, puzzles, dungeons, multiple enemies, various weapon and armour upgrades, character zapping system, ranking system dependent on how you finish the game, various collectibles, mini quests, multiple endings and much more!!​

It's that time of year again... Karpe Diem! The famous festival of the Joisey region which brings travelers from far and wide to compete in a fishing competition overseen by the widely adored Mayor Slowpoke. Set out on adventure to become the next Karpe Diem champion, face off against a worthy rival, meet helpful strangers, and solve thematic puzzles. This fan-made Pokemon slice of life game strips out longtime series mechanics such as battling, badges, and evolutions to instead focus on things like kicking back, relaxing, and reeling in a whopper.

Magic Castle was a PlayStation game developed with Net Yaroze. Production started in 1997 and the project was cancelled in 1998, Development was resumed in 2020 and while still not complete, the game is fully playable. At this point, the only missing features are the four player support and Japanese translation.

Anguna: Warriors of Virtue is a Legend of Zelda style RPG that simply offers an enjoyable, dungeon crawling experience. It was released in 2008. It is a homebrew game for Gameboy Advance and Nintendo DS, featuring art by Chris Hildenbrand Anguna includes: 5 dungeons and a large overworld to explore Multiple weapons and items including: a sword, bow & arrows, bear traps, dynamite, lantern, magic boots, and more Many hidden rooms, secrets, and powerups Lots of interesting enemies and boss monsters NEW Bonus Ice Dungeon with Warp Ring powerup

Anguna 2600 is a sort of sequel to the original Anguna, for the Atari 2600. This time, you are on a quest to defeat the Goblin King. Like last time, you got captured early on, and must battle your way through 5 dungeons before confronting him! Anguna 2600 contains features not found in most Atari 2600 games, including: A large overworld with multiple dungeons An in-game inventory screen with a built-in world map An experience points system that allows you to gain levels The ability to save your progress with a password or using an AtariVox or SaveKey Multiple items, powerups, and keys

The popular MMO Final Fantasy XI, now for the Game Boy! Featuring 30+ areas and 20+ songs rendered in an authentic gameboy fashion!

Adventure II is a homebrew for the Atari 5200 programmed by Ron Lloyd and Alan Davis, with graphics by Keith Erickson. AtariAge began producing cartridges for the game in 2007. The Enchanted Chalice is once again missing, and it's the player's mission to return it to the Seashore Kingdom's Castle, navigating through several mazes and kingdoms, and avoiding three dragons, a minotaur and a troll.

Let's go on a journey to break the lewd demonization curse placed on the main character, Mr. Swordsman. A swordsman who was a soldier in the royal capital on the northern continent, but was cursed by the "Demon Lord," a powerful demon, to become a lewd demon. During his wandering journey, he received a blessing from the spirit of the fountain and was able to control the curse to some extent. In order to completely break the curse, he sets out on a journey.