Here's my entry for ludum dare 40.
Every 4 hours youe phone will ring and you can command and sell crates of goods.
Everyday the taxcollector will send you an email claming money before midnight.
Try to reach day 7 if you can :)
LD page : https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/warehouse-panic
--- CONTROL ---
<cursor> move
<z> grab/drop one crate
<x> grab/drop all crates you can
--- CARACS
You have a strength limit that affect the number of crates you can lift or the maximum size of columns
Increase your strength by purchasing offers on email
You also have a stamina bar :
- you won't be able to use 'grab all' command while you re under 50%
- you re slowed by 50% when you're stamina is under 25%
Go to bed to gain some stamina back
-- RATS
They will eat salads and fruits
You can get rid of them with a cat or by chasing them around until they leave on a truck.
-- GAMEOVER
you will loose the game if :
- you make a truck driver wait for too long
- you don't pay your tax before midnight
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"Juggle Jam" is more of a toy than a game. It's based on some mathematical theory behind juggle patterns. It has been made in 48h during LDJAM 40.
You can :
- load premade juggling patterns
- create your own juggling patterns using a dedicated in-game editor
- create a random juggling pattern and let it hypnotise you
If you know how to juggle, you can try to follow the motion and the patterns.
Let me know if you have managed to reproduce some patterns with real balls.
Time spent during the jam actually juggling instead of coding : too much
Controls :
- keys C and V and arrow keys
- return : menu/help
In play mode : - c:toggle view
- v:go to editor mode
In editor mode : - c:grab a ball or a throwing node
- v:go to play mode
This idea was inspired by a video from Numberphile, you can check it if you want to know more about some math theory of juggling :
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7dwgusHjA0Y
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My first Ludum Dare game, for LD40: "The more you have, the worse it is." Collect loot and bonk monsters, but be careful -- it's dangerous in the depths!
LD submission page (including bugfix changelog): https://ldjam.com/events/ludum-dare/40/treasure-balloon
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Intro
What if there was a fantasy console in a fantasy console? That's a question that I never got. Instead, I was curious to see if I could come up with a way to get some form of programming on Pico-8.
Well, here you go. The language resembles CPU instructions. The fantasy console allows up to 256 instructions in ROM and has 256 byte RAM which can be viewed at runtime.
The console itself comes with a 16x16 1-bit display and 6 buttons. All IO can be directly accessed and manipulated through RAM. For convenience, it's marked with green (display) and yellow (input) in the editor.
Also, I came up with this idea due to the Ludum Dare theme "The more you have, the worse it is". I actually did it during Ludum Dare and finished it in time. I guess it's an unofficial Ludum Dare entry :-)
[b]Usage
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Goal of the game: Earn cash by opening cards and buy upgrades.
Everything is mostly pure chance.
Controls: Move cursor with arrowkeys. Open card or buy upgrades with Z
Made during Ludum Dare 40 Compo
Timelapse of gamedev: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-t3mRxAOVs
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This is my entry for LD40. The Ludum Dare theme was "The more you have, the worse it is". Certainly true for food.
In this game you play a glutton, someone who eats a lot. You get fatter and fatter and moving gets harder. How much can you eat over seven courses?
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This is a port of Daniel Shiffman's Reaction Diffusion coded in P5 (JavaScript): https://github.com/CodingTrain/Rainbow-Code/blob/master/CodingChallenges/CC_13_ReactionDiffusion_p5.js/sketch.js
Runs on my laptop at about 2-3 seconds per frame, so it takes an hour or more to get going. You can tweak the feed rate (FEED) and kill rate (K) to get radically different emergent patterns.
I may try to optimize it further (believe it or not, I have done some speedups to get it here) and maybe add a menu with some interesting pre-sets, but it is working, albeit very slowly.
Reaction Diffusion is similar to cellular automata like the Game of Life, but can create really amazing organic emergent patterns over time.
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This is my first PICO-8 cartridge, and my first time with Lua outside config files for i3wm.
Petri is a puzzle game based on a problem I've been obsessing over for a few years.
It's Conway's Game of Life, but run backwards. It's pretty tough, even the 6x6 board.
Let me know what you think.
1.0.1:
- removed todo in tab 1
1.0.2:
- fixed cart data bug. defaults to six if not present
- fixed graphical bug after resizing to 6x6. tiles deliberately zeroed now.
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When binary numbers have too many digits after the comma they get parsed in a weird way:
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The documentation says tonum(val) returns nil if the conversion fails, but it actually returns nothing. Tested in 0.1.11d.
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DIG↑ WAR, the intense two-player action game oriented around defeating your opponent!
How to play:
Each player plays as a farmer, which either has a red (P1) or blue (P2) hat.
Players control their farmers by using the arrow keys/ESDF for movement, Z/tab to jump, and Q/X to throw or "dig up" plants.
The goal of the game is to kill your opponent. Each player starts with 3 health, and all plants deal 1 damage. Plants are gathered by digging up sprouts with X/Q, and are thrown with the same input. Health can be increased by gathering extra fruits; every three that players gather beyond the first three will increase their health by one (health boost progress is shown by the hearts displayed below the player). The lava at the bottom will rise every 20 seconds as well, increasing intensity the longer matches last.
Although most plants do the same thing, there are two with alternate behaviors:
Melons- bounce across the ground
Banannas- function as boomerangs which go across the screen
Made in PICO-8 by @GunTurtle:
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DIG↑ WAR, the intense two-player action game oriented around defeating your opponent!
How to play:
Each player plays as a farmer, which either has a red (P1) or blue (P2) hat.
Players control their farmers by using the arrow keys/ESDF for movement, Z/tab to jump, and Q/X to throw or "dig up" plants.
The goal of the game is to kill your opponent. Each player starts with 3 health, and all plants deal 1 damage. Plants are gathered by digging up sprouts with X/Q, and are thrown with the same input. Health can be increased by gathering extra fruits; every three that players gather beyond the first three will increase their health by one (health boost progress is shown by the hearts displayed below the player). The lava at the bottom will rise every 20 seconds as well, increasing intensity the longer matches last.
Although most plants do the same thing, there are two with alternate behaviors:
Melons- bounce across the ground
Banannas- function as boomerangs which go across the screen
Made in PICO-8 by @GunTurtle:
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DIG↑ WAR, the intense two-player action game oriented around defeating your opponent!
How to play:
Each player plays as a farmer, which either has a red (P1) or blue (P2) hat.
Players control their farmers by using the arrow keys/ESDF for movement, Z/tab to jump, and Q/X to throw or "dig up" plants.
The goal of the game is to kill your opponent. Each player starts with 3 health, and all plants deal 1 damage. Plants are gathered by digging up sprouts with X/Q, and are thrown with the same input. Health can be increased by gathering extra fruits; every three that players gather beyond the first three will increase their health by one (health boost progress is shown by the hearts displayed below the player). The lava at the bottom will rise every 20 seconds as well, increasing intensity the longer matches last.
Although most plants do the same thing, there are two with alternate behaviors:
Melons- bounce across the ground
Banannas- function as boomerangs which go across the screen
Made in PICO-8 by @GunTurtle:
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