Popular games built on game engine Retro Puzzle Maker

Orebody: Sand Ripples is a short, box-pushing puzzle game for the NES. It takes place in the sci-fi fantasy world of Orebody, a planet known for its mining operations. In Sand Ripples, players control a sand squid in the Great Sand Sea Solorus, Orebody's largest desert. The Mining Cartel has threatened the delicate ecosystem of Solorus, and it's up to the sand squid to fill in their mining tunnels and foil their operations. Play through 22 unique levels in a short and sweet box-pushing puzzle game.

Destroy the Evidence! Evade the authorities by helping our little dude push the alien DNA evidence into the garbage and escape into his UFO.

Help the Mummy collect all the keys of life (Ankh). Find the way to the Underworld. Mummy: Egyptian Puzzle is a puzzle game for the NES. The game was created using Retro Puzzle Maker. The game contains 40 levels of varying difficulty.

Help the Penguin collect all the bones and find the way to the igloo. Penguin: Sokoban Adventure is a puzzle game for the NES. The game was created using Retro Puzzle Maker. The game contains 64 levels of varying difficulty.

This is Debiru's second NES game made with Retro Puzzle Maker. Here is the description on what he says about his homebrew: "Puck-Man Puzzler I couldn't exactly copy Pac-Man, or steal any graphic's from his existing games, so I had to make my own original Graphics, which are not that great as my Puck-Man isn't animated an is based on a Square but it works for now this is just the first Demo, of what may or may not become a full game. It only has 8 levels.. Unlike Pac-Man there are no Ghost, Enemies, or Power Pellets in this game instead you just collect the coins then go to the exit to proceed to the next level. This is just the concept I am trying out for now in future versions it may be a bit different."