Pixel Games UK take on the second Horace title from 1982, remade in Unity with Spectrum sprites and C64 music

modern remake by Pixel Games UK of the 1982 Melbourne House title. Spectrum sprites in a Unity engine - possibly you could claim it as 'Brutalist'

likely accidental homage to Your Sinclair's fan-made pisstake 'Advanced Lawn Mower Simulator' parodying Codemasters titles of the time: regardless, let's consider it an honorary relative

Lesser-remembered younger sibling of Ocean/Denton Designs 'The Great Escape', and built on a revision of that game's engine; this time around for a semi-original 'Lost World' jungle dinosaur adventure

Ocean Software's ambitious 1986 adaptation of the 1963 POW film about Stalag Luft III, now available on Steam in full Spectrum glory

Julian Gallop's 'Chaos' was arguably the best game the ZX Spectrum ever saw; simple elements converging into complicated madness. This modern reboot sadly trades the 9-player PVP for 'story'

The Oliver Twins' celebrated egg-venturer finally on Steam, and free: whether they've approved it or not is currently unclear

contains the option to play in either modern '3D' or original arcade sprites, and flip between them at will. Sadly no option to play the '88 Speccy conversion but only a madman would expect that

a bizarro Speccy classic now playable sans emulation

heavily inspired by (and deriving from a modern remake of) the original 'Kunio-Kun/River City Underground' westernization 'Renegade' and its non-arcade sequel 'Target: Renegade'