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New Commodore 64 game 'RGB Invaders' announced

RGB Invaders (2026) is a new shooter game developed by Miklós Merényi for the Commodore 64. The game features colorful graphics and simple gameplay, requiring players to press keys to control their actions. A boss encounter is included as a challenge for players. AI

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New Commodore 64 game 'RGB Invaders' announced

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  1. Mastodon — mastodon.social TIER_1 English(EN) · brewotaku ·

    RGB Invaders (2026) by Miklos Merenyi for Commodore 64. A colourful and simple shooter, with some key pressing action. A boss awaits you as well. 🎁 https:// mer

    RGB Invaders (2026) by Miklos Merenyi for Commodore 64. A colourful and simple shooter, with some key pressing action. A boss awaits you as well. 🎁 https:// mermik.itch.io/rgbinvaders # ai # commodore64 # c64 # retro # game # rgbinvaders