Fans of old-school adventure will take a liking to the latest revision of homebrew developer Kukulcan's Escape, a 'brewed adventure game where players find themselves struggling to survive on an uninhabitable island, finding a way to get the ticket out by bartering (or killing) its natives. More in the full article.


Download: Escape (21-07-2008)

If you like the idea of spending your time playing anime-themed slots on a dual-screen handheld, then you can try it out with the newest release of Cid2Mizard's Lucky Slot DS (created with the help of another homebrew developer, Kukulcan). This version has a Saint Seiya-themed virtual slot machine. Details in the full article.


Download: Lucky Slot DS v1.0

Homebrew developer Kukulcan has released yet another amusing puzzle title based on the port of the indie PC game Xump. As expected, the game includes much of the same addicting gameplay reminiscent of the developer's other releases. Find out more about Xump DS The Final Run in our full article after the jump.

Download: Xump DS The Final Run
Download: Xump DS The Final Run (with save)

The results of the PDRoms Coding Competition 3.99 have finally been released. For those who haven't been following this contest, there were quite a number of really good entries from the community but in the end one developer came out on top. To find out who took first place, head on over to the full article.

Gamers who are into the homebrew gaming scene have this certain edge: they get an ample selection of obscure games of all kinds, including slot machine games. One of the better examples is Cid2Mizard's Lucky Slot DS, a slot machine homebrew for the Nintendo DS handheld. Learn more about it in the full article.

Download: Lucky Slot DS

The wellspring of homebrew has not dried up yet, and in this update straight from the PDRoms Coding Competition, we get a three-hit combo of some of the most quirky puzzle homebrew games on the DS, as well as a very tense aircraft landing simulator. Check them out in the full article and see if they catch your fancy - we know they did for us.

The name Kukulcan shouldn't be too hard to recognize for those of you who are familiar with the Nintendo DS homebrew scene. The developer has recently released a new homebrew puzzle game called Area Ten for the DS based on a popular Flash game. You can check out the details of this nifty new game in the full article.

Download: Area Ten

If you've played the rather risque puzzle game Virus DS by kukulcan, then the homebrew developer has released a special Christmas edition for the game to herald the holidays with its virus-busting fun. The new build features up to 20 new levels as well as new Christmas-themed graphics and interface.

Check out the other details of the game in the full article!

Download: Virus DS Xmas Edition

Homebrew developers Redbug and KuKulcan have released CrocoDS 2.0 for the Nintendo DS. In case you aren't familiar with this application, it is an Amstrad CPC emulator that was based on the PC-CPC emulator from demoniak. This application will run on any Nintendo DS with a linker that supports DLDI.

This application has undergone significant changes since CrocoDS 1.0. If you want to find out all the new features or plan on download CrocoDS 2.0, head on over to the full article.

Adult-oriented games on the Nintendo DS. It's been a long time coming for Nintendo Company Ltd.'s portable with the touchscreen. Not that we expect wholesome, family-oriented Nintendo to come up with anything that would make its current video games to get slapped with a "Mature" or "Adults Only" rating, but for a country filled with independent game developers that pretty much invented the eroge genre (H-games for the uninitiated, in which case, dating simulators with graphic sexual content), there very well should be at least a third-party game out! Or two!

Unfortunately, with only one or two obscure games in the pipeline, it was up to the homebrew community to make do: and by god did they make do. Eric Caoili of DS Fanboy dug hard and deep to bring us a list of titillating homebrew offerings for the Nintendo DS. Get an attractive, fully-clothed brunette to show some skin by out-cardsharking her in Teenage Queen NDS by Foxy. Get tickling and touching with Cybereality's Ticklegirl, where you use the stylus to coax a reaction from a scantily-clad digital babe. And then there's Virus DS by Kukulcan, a puzzle game that rewards you with anime-styled fanservice involving a hospital bed, buxom nurses, and rope. Lots of rope.

You can check out Eric Caoili's list of homebrew games in full by clicking at the read link below.