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Puzzle Cave III - That 70s Bunny

Sun, 16 Apr 2017 12:47:12 UTC

Puzzle Cave III - That 70s Bunny 1.2

by hackefuffel

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Hey everyone,

Pinkbunny is back \o/ In this third installment of the Puzzle Cave series Pinkbunny must travel back in time to the 1970s and stop Dr. Eyevil from altering our time line.

Puzzle Cave III - That 70s Bunny

fresh from Revision 2017!
15 levels
hard and slightly harder puzzles
story and cut scenes
music ! \o/
a pink bunny that goes by the name of Pinkbunny
not for puzzle solving beginners ;)
game keeps track of your achievements during a session

Have fun!

Cheers!
Team Hackefuffel
jco, g1d30n & gizmo

P.S. Post your final score!

Edit: Version 1.2 sound bug fixed

Picoboy handheld concept [update]

Sun, 19 Jul 2015 17:49:17 UTC

I wish it was real...

Cheers,
gizmo

feature request: alt+[...]

Sat, 30 May 2015 06:12:57 UTC

Hey,

Gideon and I have been working on our first Pico-8 game over the past week and we are close to finishing and submitting the cartridge to the BBS. I love the development environment and I think it represents a perfect sweetspot between limitation and flexibility. The workflow is great!

That said, I would love to be able to do more with the alt-key, specifically:

using alt + left-click in order to simulate a right-click
This would make working with pico-8 a lot easier with Wacom tablets and Laptops with just a touchpad (depending on your setup, right-clicking can be complicated) Also it would neatly behave like Photoshop in the sprite editor then (in Photoshop you do color-picking by alt-clicking).

workspace switcher with alt+1 (code editor), alt+2 (sprite editor) etc.
It would be a nice addon to the current alt+left-right switcher as sometimes it can be a huge timesaver to be able to directly switch between two modes without having to either move the mouse to the top or getting both hands on the keyboard (as it is necessary with the the alt-left/right-switcher). IRSSI and several other terminal based apps have both kinds of switcher modes and they work great in parallel.

Cheers!
gizmo