GBA Homebrew ROMS
GBA homebrew games are made by enthusiasts for the Game Boy Advance outside Nintendo’s official channels. They are built with community development tools and are usually free, although some independent developers sell their games.
The homebrew community has produced a wide range of titles, from simple puzzle games to large role-playing games. Many push the GBA’s hardware in ways official releases did not, and offer ideas not found in commercial games.
Holy Hell is a charming and addictive GBA homebrew game that its developer calls a manic shoot-'em-up puzzler, inspired by Mr. Driller and Ikaruga.
Hyper Armageddon GBA is an unfinished shoot-'em-up prototype by Widdy, made for the Nordlicht 2015 Gravedigger Compo and showing plenty of polish.
Loc-O-Mania is a simple GBA puzzle game by Michael El-Baki. You switch the junctions on a railway to guide trains safely to their stations.
MazezaM Challenge GBA is a puzzle game by alekmaul, based on MazezaM by Malcolm Tyrrell. Push rows of blocks left and right to reach the exit.
Pocket Meat is a Game Boy Advance remake of Super Meat Boy that captures the feel of the original and makes for a fun, challenging platformer.
Pocket Raider and Pocket Raider 2 are GBA games by John A. Reder, inspired by Will Wright's Raid on Bungling Bay (1984) and featuring very large maps.
Powder is a polished roguelike for the Game Boy Advance, designed from scratch for the handheld, with good graphics and lots of replay value.
PowerPig is a puzzle-platformer for the GBA by genecyst, the developer of Holy Hell, in which a pig uses a coin-powered gravity gun.
Rick Dangerous GBA is a homebrew port of the 1989 platformer. Each level is full of traps that you have to learn and plan your way around.
