Tiny Lynx Adventure is an independent development documented on the blog Diary of an Atari Lynx developer, built from a 6502 code sample originally written by Norman B. Lancaster: the player controls a character who must cross different zones — forest, river, white and black castles, desert — seeking items like a pair of flippers to be able to swim, in a simple exploration journey with a minimalist aesthetic. It's distributed along with its complete source code. Retro Gamer magazine went as far as mentioning it in its homebrew section, and its own creator once floated a 2.0 version with improved graphics and sound on the same base.
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