King Bado and his Badlets have stolen all the food in your village. Chase them to the ends of the earth with your OMEGA BOUNCE CANNON!
Perfect your aim and trick-shot your way to victory!
An experiment to make a game based in trial and error, but not memorization.
collab between myself and Patrick Riordan (@TehSquidz0rz)
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I was working on this during Ludum Dare 39 (4 months ago) but never got the courage to finish it… maybe one day!
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Dunkin Bronuts is a game jam entry for Wizard Jam. Currently a Work In Progress, I'm racing against time as my first child is about to be born.
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Hi, there, everyone!
It's been years since I posted anything here, but I just wanted to share something with you.
I've found a game on steam that is also inspired on Robotron and voxel-based terrain and it immediatly reminded me of Voxatron!:
http://store.steampowered.com/app/404540/Nex_Machina/
It looks cool, and I though about sharing it with you and ask your opinion on it. It could even provide some ideas for projects of yours.
If posting about other games is against the rules or something (haven't been following this forum at all), feel free to delete this post on the spot! No offense taken, and my apologies :)
Kudos to you, and good luck!
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PICO EMPIRES
This is a SPLIT-SCREEN, 1-VERSUS-1, 4X - similar to Civilization or Europa Universalis.
Build cities!
Explore deserted ruins!
Research new technologies!
Wage war!
Build fortifications!
Conquer the world!
DEFAULT CONTROLS
Player 1:
X - CONFIRM
Z - CANCEL
Arrow keys - Navigate menu & control movement orders.
Player 2:
Q - CONFIRM
TAB - CANCEL
EDSF - Navigate menu & control movement orders.
CHEAT-SHEET
[b]TECH-TREE
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Parking Masters is a game I made over a weekend for a friend's birthday. Said friend is fond of driving and once took a photo of his car parked very close to another which has become a running gag (many ridiculous photoshops).
I have turned the photo into a little arcade game/"very serious" simulation of parking in a manual car. I thought it would be a fun thing to do, turn a photo into some sprites for a PICO-8 game. Pleased with the results - photo-realistic action!
Controls
Up - gas pedal
Left and right - shift gear
X - Clutch
C - Brake
Park as quickly as you can, as close as you can! Try and avoid stalling and also from shunting the other car!
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That true Apple ][ GS experience, As remembered by anyone who's wanted to use one at lunch to play some games at school. :V
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Hello. I have a bad feeling I'm gonna get nailed for being an ignoramus here, but I swear I really couldn't find the answer anywhere, and have been looking for days now.
My Windows machine shit itself, so I decided I'd try Ubuntu, seeing as how I wasn't able to reinstall Windows. I'm brand new to any Linux distributions, but my hunch here is that in order to run Pico-8, I have to build the package.
Is that accurate? And, if so, can someone kindly point me in the direction of any literature on the subject? I'd like to be able to understand what I'm trying to even do. I've gotten as far as checking it's architecture(citation needed) using "ldd" and that's about it.
Thank you very, very much.
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While reviewing the documentation, I came across the following issues:
The draw state is reset each time a program is run. This is equivalent to calling:
clip() camera() pal() color() fillp()
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It seems that the result is that of color(6), instead of color().
peek addr
poke addr val
Read and write one byte to an address in base ram.
Legal addresses are 0x0..0x7fff
Reading or writing outside causes a fault
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Actually, reading outside the valid range silently returns zero.
Glyph characters (normally typed with shift-A..Z) are stored in .p8 format as $A..$Z.
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This seems outdated, as some Unicode characters are now used instead. Appears to have been reported in another thread already.
Dividing by zero evaluates as the largest possible number: 0x7fff.ffff
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If the first argument is negative, it evaluates to 0x8000.0001 instead (which is not the smallest possible number, but it makes sense)
FILLP(0b0011010101101000.1) -- checkboard with transparent squares
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The manual states that "Glyph characters (normally typed with shift-A..Z) are stored in .p8 format as $A..$Z."
However, they are now saved as: █▒🐱⬇️░✽●♥☉웃⌂⬅️😐♪🅾️◆…➡️★⧗⬆️ˇ∧❎▤▥
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Introduction
After receiving feedback on 'Cosmo Boing!' from operators and players during location testing in select arcades, minsoft is pleased to announce the release of...'Cosmo Boing Deluxe'!
Gameplay
Bounce to the finish line, avoiding gaps and holes using the direction tiles to your advantage, in this action puzzler for 1 or 2 players.
Controls
Insert Coin = Up / GPIO input (defaults to free play so not required!)
Move Left / Right = Left / Right
Start Game / Jump = Z or X (Shift or A for player 2)
[b]DIP Switches (menu items)
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(I think this is an old bug, not just with the new version, and I don't remember if it's been filed:)
When uploading an image (or a cart?) to the BBS with the file chooser, if the filename contains spaces, the upload will appear to succeed, but the file will not appear in the image list. For example, when I take a screenshot on macOS, the file with the original filename of "Screen Shot 2017-12-13 at 11.08.48 PM.png" will exhibit this behavior, but if I rename it to "screenshot.png" and upload it, it works as intended.
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Looks like there's a bug displaying "ago" dates in the new BBS thread list, showing negative numbers of seconds:
(Might only be for recent posts.)
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The newest version of the BBS appears to have broken thread pagination. The page links have the page ID in them but omit the thread ID ("https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?page=2";).
(I appreciate the work on the BBS!)
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Shalom y'all!
This game is designed to help kids (and maybe adults) learn the sounds of Hebrew letters by associating them with familiar English letters.
Your goal is simple:
1.) catch Hebrew letters that match the sound of the English letters surrounding the map
2.) avoid other letters and bombs depending on the level of difficulty
There are three difficulty settings:
1.) Easy-> all letters fall at the same speed
2.) Normal-> all letters fall at a random speed and bombs randomly drop
3.) Hard-> just like normal, but letters fall faster and bombs drop more often
After three letters are caught, a new target is chosen.
Please note that ":|" is used to signify no sound for × and ×¢.
I plan to add more to this at a later date, but for now I'm happy with it.
--8/17/20
--I had to update to fix a typo on the letter selection screen. There was a kaf sofit instead of a mem sofit.
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