In the Atari 50 update, 12 new games have been added, bringing the total number to 115

The new Atari game collection impresses with its diverse array of historical titles from the company. Launching with 103 games spanning the arcade, Atari 2600, 5200, 7800 consoles, 8-bit computers, and even the Lynx and Jaguar eras, it continues to expand through updates.

Developer Digital Eclipse has announced a fresh update, adding 12 more games and increasing the total number of available titles to 115. These new additions form a unique collection, including officially released classic games and previously lost Atari prototypes. Primarily focusing on Atari 2600 games, with the exception of one prototype for Lynx.

The full list of newly added games includes:

• Adventure II (homebrew) – 2600
• Bowling – 2600
• Double Dunk – 2600
• Maze Craze – 2600
• Miniature Golf – 2600
• MotoRodeo – 2600
• Aquaventure (prototype) – 2600
• Save Mary (prototype) – 2600
• Super Football – 2600
• Return to Haunted House (homebrew) – 2600
• Circus Atari – 2600
• Warbirds – Lynx

Digital Eclipse promises further updates, featuring "more games, in-depth interviews, and additional interesting facts from the golden age of gaming." This project, released in celebration of Atari's 50th anniversary, incorporates a series of interactive timelines allowing players a unique dive into the company's history and its games. These timelines encompass various materials such as photographs, artwork, magazine articles, design documents, archive videos, and new interviews, providing deeper context for each of the 103 games.

Digital Eclipse has also adapted its interactive timeline structure into a new series called the Gold Master Series, focusing on specific games, series, or creators. The inaugural project in this series, The Making of Karateka, received high praise for its superbly curated interactive documentation.