Create a game in the style of a cartridge that's been lost in a drawer for decades, only to be rediscovered in the present day.

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Lost Cartridge Games - We make games that look and feel like they could’ve been popular decades ago.
The second annual game jam where you create a game in the style of a rediscovered retro cartridge.
Create a game in the style of a cartridge that's been lost in a drawer for decades, only to be rediscovered in the present day.
Kepler's Castle
Despite so much work having been put into producing a native Game Boy ROM, this game manages to also encompass everything that you'd expect from a commercial release - at least as much as can be reasonably be expected from a game jam-entry. Not only does it have a proper boot screen, prologue and ending, but as far as '90s Game Boy games go it cements a solid storyline, lore and plot progression. The game ties it all together with a pleasing aesthetic rooted in a solid soundtrack and classic '90s video game chibi graphics. All-in-all, it'd be hard to expect one lone game designer to be able to perform better than this in such a short timeframe. The game feels like a solid Game Boy-game through and through.
A big thanks to everybody who participated.
See you next time!