Unlicensed Titles
Unlicensed games have been independently released for the Sega Dreamcast on Compact Discs rather than GD-Roms.
| Title | Year | Developer | Publisher | Regions released | Number of players |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Age of the Beast | TBD | Senile Team | The GOAT Store | ||
| Beats of Rage | 2003 | Senile Team | Senile Team | EJU | |
| Bleemcast! | 2001 | bleem! | bleem! | ||
| Cool Herders | 2005 | HarmlessLion | The GOAT Store | U | |
| Donk! | TBA | Cryptic Allusion | The GOAT Store | ||
| DUX | 2009 | HUCAST | HUCAST | EJU | |
| Dux 1.5 | 2012 | HUCAST | HUCAST | EJU | |
| Fast Striker | 2010 | NG.DEV.TEAM | NG.DEV.TEAM | EJU | 1 |
| Feet of Fury | 2003 | Cryptic Allusion | The GOAT Store | E | 1-2 |
| Frog Feast | 2007 | RasterSoft | OlderGames | ||
| Gunlord | 2012 | NG.DEV.TEAM | NG.DEV.TEAM | EJU | 1 |
| Inhabitants | 2005 | S+F Software | The GOAT Store | EJU | |
| Irides: Master of Blocks | 2009 | Mad Peet | GOAT Store | EJU | 1-2 |
| Last Hope | 2007 | NG.DEV.TEAM | RedSpotGames | EHJU | 1 |
| Last Hope: Pink Bullets | 2009 | NG.DEV.TEAM | NG.DEV.TEAM | EHJU | 1 |
| Maqiupai | 2005 | JMD | The GOAT Store | J | |
| Polyko's Super Jelly Bean Quest in the Sketchbook of Illusion | 2012 | Senile Team | Senile Team | EJU | |
| Radium | 2007 | Revival Studios | The GOAT Store | J | |
| Redux: Dark Matters | 2012 | HUCAST | HUCAST | EJU | |
| Rush Rush Rally Racing | 2009 | Senile Team | RedSpotGames | EJU | 1-4 |
| Sturmwind | 2012 | Duranik | RedSpotGames | EJU | 1 |
| Wind and Water: Puzzle Battles | 2008 | Yuan Works | RedSpotGames | JU |
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