Spotlights
Showcasing notable GBStudio games and hardware.
Catrap and Learning by Doing
Examining Catrap (1990), and how it’s elegant, progressive level design provides its own tutorial for the player.
Super Mario Land and the Importance of Nothing
In 1989, the Game Boy was unleashed upon the world and took it by storm. Over the next decade and a half, until the last officially licensed Game Boy Color game was released in 2003, more than two thousand titles found their way to the two Nintendo handheld consoles. That is a lot of games…
Planet Hop
Planet Hop by Gamebow, is a fun, challenging platformer, with a unique hopping mechanic.
Detective Cat
Detective Cat is a hidden gem among GB Studio games. We spotlight this unique title with it’s incredible art and great replayability.
EZ-Flash Junior
Featuring a Real-Time Clock and an affordable price, we love the EZ-Flash Junior.
Putrid Shark
When selecting which games to spotlight for GB Studio Central, I try to look at what makes a game unique. What is it that they bring to the table that hasn’t been done, and what can be learned from its release. Sometimes, this means looking beyond the “surface” of the game itself and instead take…
