I will develop a custom game boy homebrew game for you


About this gig
Ever had a game idea that feels made for those chunky 4-shade green screens?
I turn it into a real playable Game Boy ROM. I develop custom Game Boy homebrew games, from simple arcade, puzzle, and RPG ideas to full pixel adventures, built with GB Studio or GBDK for Game Boy and Game Boy Color.
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Features
- Custom Game Boy or Game Boy Color game built from your idea
- Playable .gb / .gbc ROM file delivered
- Works on emulators and flash carts
- Custom pixel art, sprites, and tilesets
- Chiptune-style music and sound effects
- Menus, title screen, and save support
- Genres: platformer, RPG, puzzle, shooter, visual novel
- Bug testing before delivery
- Source project files included (Premium)
- Revisions included
Why choose me
- Clear communication
- Honest scope
- Fast Delivery
Message us or click Order Now to start your closed test with 12 testers today
Get to know Alexa Tommy
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- FromUnited Kingdom
- Member sinceOct 2026
- Avg. response time1 hour
Languages
English
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FAQ
How long does a game take?
A mini game takes about 7 days, a short game about 14, and a full game up to 25. Delivery depends on how much art and content you supply.
Will it run on real hardware?
Yes, ROMs are built to run on emulators and flash carts like EverDrive. I can’t promise results on every cart or console variant, so tell me what you’ll use.
Can I sell or release the game?
Yes, the game is yours to use as agreed. Tell me upfront if you plan to sell it commercially, so we can confirm licensing for any music and art.
What if I only have a rough idea?
That’s fine. Send what you have, and I’ll help shape it into a scope that fits your budget and timeline.
Can I use my own art, music, or story in the game?
Yes, and it can lower your price. Send your sprites, music, or script, and I’ll fit them to Game Boy limits (screen size, 4-shade palette, memory). If something doesn’t work on the hardware, I’ll tell you and suggest a close alternative.

