It’s not often you get homebrew for the Memotech MTX or the Microbee. Nor the Sord M5 or SpectraVision SV 318. Well now a new puzzle game reaches some normally un-loved platforms, as well as some more common ones too.
Vexed is a puzzle game where you must match the blocks to remove them from the level. Sometimes three blocks must be removed in a single move. Line up the blocks to stop them from connecting. If you’re left with any single blocks remaining, you’ll have to start the level again.
Supported platforms:
- GameBoy Classic,
- Sega Master System,
- Sega Game Gear,
- Commodore C64,
- ZX Spectrum 48/128,
- ZX Spectrum Next,
- ColecoVision,
- MSX,
- Sega SG-1000,
- SpectraVision SV-318/328,
- Memotech MTX 500/512,
- Sord M5,
- CougarBoy/MegaDuck,
- MicroBee
- Amstrad CPC
Find out more at Itch.io
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