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PortMaster Roundup: 14 New Games Added in March and April 2026

Owen Carter 2 min read

PortMaster adds 14 ready-to-run games in March and April 2026, including Dead Cells, Counter-Strike 1.6, and Crypt of the Necrodancer. Free and paid titles expand handheld gaming library.

PortMaster Roundup: 14 New Games Added in March and April 2026
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PortMaster has added 14 ready-to-run game releases to its library during March and April 2026. The new titles cover a range of genres and include both free and paid options.

Notable paid releases include Dead Cells and Counter-Strike 1.6

Among the notable paid releases are Dead Cells, Counter-Strike 1.6, and Crypt of the Necrodancer. The full list of paid games includes Dead Cells at 25 USD (about $25.00), Counter-Strike 1.6 at 10 USD (about $10.00), Ratcheteer DX at 13 USD (about $13.00), Attrition at 6 USD (about $6.00), Haunted Lands at 6 USD (about $6.00), Dungeon in a Bottle at 5 USD (about $5.00), Undivine at 9 USD (about $9.00), Nuclear Blaze at 10 USD (about $10.00), Ninja Senki DX at 5 USD (about $5.00), Dead End City at 15 USD (about $15.00), Repose at 8 USD (about $8.00), Shotgun King: The Final Checkmate at 10 USD (about $10.00), Crypt of the Necrodancer at 15 USD (about $15.00), Rusty Seas at 20 USD (about $20.00), and Ink at 5 USD (about $5.00). Additionally, four free games are available that require users to provide their own game files.

PortMaster adds Dead Cells, Counter-Strike 1.6, and Crypt of the Necrodancer.
Notable paid releases include Dead Cells, Counter-Strike 1.6, and Crypt of the Necrodancer.

The new releases expand PortMaster's catalog of games playable on handheld devices. PortMaster is a platform that ports PC and console games to run on -based handhelds, making them accessible on portable hardware.

PortMaster has not disclosed any performance issues for most titles. However, according to the PortMaster Roundup, devices with 1GB of RAM may need to use ZRAM or restart the game occasionally for Plants Vs Zombies: Neighborhood Defense to maintain performance.

PortMaster platform expands catalog for Linux-based handheld devices.
PortMaster ports PC and console games to run on portable hardware.

Source: PortMaster Roundup, RetroHandhelds