show them why you were born and put a little mustard on it. hey mister! put a little mustard on that mustard! its showtime!
A rather astonishing simulation...
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Does anybody have any info on what this command line parameter is? I tried a little bit of experimentation, but I didn't see anything different. The API functions are always global, otherwise how would pico-8 even work? What is this and how is it useful for debugging?
https://www.lexaloffle.com/dl/docs/pico-8_manual.html#Commandline_parameters
-global_api n 1 to leave api functions in global scope (useful for debugging) |
A simple game in 762 compressed bytes inspired by Oregon Trail! Post your high scores below!
(Trades are allowed a maximum 5 times and you cannot "reroll" for a better trade.)
use arrow keys to jump along the lily pads!
if you are fast you can jump twice on lily pads :-)
this game has 22 stages, you can beat them all if you try!
(created for Mini Jam 106 on itch.io)
*Capture The Flag!!! Grab the other team's flag and return it to your flag.
Featuring 3 Maps! 🗺
Awesome sprites by gvituri! https://gvituri.itch.io/
created a game in 72 hours for mini jam 99!
Play a very tiny game of 2v2 ultimate frisbee. Post your high scores (mine is only 9 😜). Happy gaming and happy 1k jam 2021 - check the link on itch.io :)
484 tokens / 1023 chars / 3% cart space / 1038 bytes lua / 65 lines
(Press X to reset)​
It’s the classic stand-off show-down game now in PICO-8.
(please reset your 'best' if it is 0, I need to fix the bug still sorry)
BUTTONS
Player 1 - x
(optional) Player 2 - a
TIPS
At the main menu, you can reset your wins/losses. You can also reset your 'best' which in turn will decrease the difficulty while keeping your wins/losses in tact.
Try to get 10 in a row!
8-BIT ULTIMATE FRISBEE
First team to 4 points wins!
Arrow keys to change the player's direction
X or Z button once to select the player
X or Z button again to throw to him
Press the button once to change direction. Tap quickly to stop running.
gfx, sfx, music, code by roroyobert.
