Hi the geeks ! [o.o]
Here is the demo of my very very little RPG.
I want to make a game with a very short lifetime, capturing the essence of RPG in a humoristic way.
I make code, graphics and sound, do not hesitate to criticize my code, because I'm begginning.
| USER'S GUIDE :
LEFT: Left move |
Sorry I'm French…
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This has all the components of Missile Command. It just needs levels. We'll see if I find the time to finish it.
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Here's my unfinished platformer fan-game that's based on Morphcat's NES homebrew game Super Bat Puncher!
I'll never, ever finish this because I need to make a (de/)compression thing for levels.
After pixeling the treasure chest (which does not work) I realized there wasn't enough space on the built-in tilemap (I didn't know the sprite data and map data were shared :'-( )
So instead, I'm working on my own game engine.
The code is pretty damn hideous, though I think it's probably interesting enough to look through. I haven't seen many pico-8 games that are this "traditionally" polished (I am probably overlooking like a zillion things, I haven't been on the BBS in like a year)
Anyway, do whatever the heck you want with it~!!
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A quickly made interactive christmas card.
Made using wavetext by tashettrash, music by J.S. Bach picotransformed by kittenm4ster and fireworks by DW817
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Update (1/9/17)
Art cleaned up and edited (a bit).
Update (1/7/17):
Jump support:
-Press either the 'E' key (Player 1) or the Up arrow (Player 2) to jump.
-Jump skips your cycle ahead a few pixels, which is effective when about to run into a hostile or a boundary.
-You gain jumps by scoring.
-Take care! Players share jumps!
Sounds:
-Title music added.
-Jump (and lack of jump) sfx added.
To be added (maybe):
-Clean up art.
-Screen wrap.
-Clear hostile power up at certain score.
-Safeguard against hostiles spawning directly in front of players.
-Selectable 'modes' (single player, expert mode, etc.)
-New obstacles and/or starting board configurations.
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WARNING : This is not (yet) a game. It's a strange thing (only) for programers.
This cartridge includes i_core and the turtle extension.
It shows how to:
- bind a personal extension (turtle object, turtle binding) to the language core engine,
- initialize the external extension and call its methods (from PICO-I and i_core)
- pass parameters from PICO-8 to i_core (N).
The turtle extension includes the following commands:
- FD forward, 20 FD
- BD backward, 20 BD
- TR turn right, 90 TR
- TL turn left, 90 TL
- CL change color, 1 CL
- PU pen up, PU
- PD pen down, PD
- TO go to, 10 10 TO
- HD head to (0 right, 90 top, 180 left, 270 down), 0 HD
Sample :
':loop 20 fd <a tr 1 - # ?loop ; :side >n 360 <n / >a <n loop ; cls 4 side'
Have fun ;-)
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Hiya.
I am looking for some free to use (CC-BY or - 0) christmas music in PICO format. Does anybody know of a suitable cart?
I need it for an interactive christmas card.
Thank you, guys and have a great christmas time.
Tassilo
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Hi pico-8-enthusiasts!
Here is our first game for the Fantasy console, picomaze, obviously inspired by midimaze, the Atari ST game from the 90s.
How to play:
Kill 3 smileys to win. Hit Reset to start a new game.
Let us know what you think using our blog or our Twitter account!
It can be improved, feel free to contribute on github.
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I know this might be a stupid question, but will pico8 ever come to iOS? I read on a tweet some time ago that it's a possibility. I'd love so much if that was really happening.
Thankyou!
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eventually this will have a markov chain to procedural generate nick breckon thoughts
right now it has a small selection of parred down tweets from @nickbreckon
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Hey all...Merry Christmas! Or happy holidays, or Festivus, or whatever it is you may celebrate...
I've only been Pico-8-ing since the Spring but it's been so fun learning, making games and playing games...and making friends with everyone in the Pico-8 Community. Good, quality communities can be hard to come by and ours is certainly one of them.
I hope everyone has a fun and safe holiday, and I can't wait to see what we all create heading into 2017. Gonna be good!
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I've been seeing a lot of version spam in Splore while browsing, and I'd like to avoid doing that myself if I can avoid it. But I'm not entirely sure how Splore works. Is there some sort of wiki info about it? Or a guide some where? Are there best practices for stuff like versioning/cart data/naming?
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