The second game I ever made.
Move with arrow keys, the spinny blade thing is attached by a springlike connection to you.
You cannot go off the edge of the screen, but the blade can.
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The first game I ever made in PICO-8: it's a simple animation, nothing to do here.
And yes, it does hit the corner eventually.
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I have a raspberry pi with a cheap USB controller plugged in to it. I would like to fx press the select button and the green button which will then start up splore using the pico8 -splore command. The reason is that I now have to have a keyboard connected to the pi which would be nice to remove
But I have not been able to get it working. I have tried keyboard shortcuts and xbindkeys. But none of this helped. Anyone have any suggestions?
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This is a turn based dungeon crawler I've been working on.
I would like to add a story and objective on top of the mechanics in place.
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A game published at Creative Computing magazine in 1976.
CHASE puts you in a maze made up of high-voltage fences and posts. This in itself isn't too unpleasant but there're also the interceptor robots bent on just one thing-your destruction. If these robots touch you... that's the end of the game (and you!). There's one hope-make the robots hit the maze, or each other (they're like people-sometimes they'd rather be alone). If you destroy them all, you win!
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So, maybe it's a really dumb question but I haven't figured it out yet.
Is there any way to execute pico-8 on a Raspberry Pi 4 with a Manjaro distro?
When I try it on the terminal I get the message:
pico8: pico8: cannot execute binary file |
Trying with the pico8_dyn version I get the same result.
I'm guessing that Manjaro doesn't come with a necessary binary to run, but that's just a guess.
And just to clarify, I did downloaded the Raspberry Pi version of pico-8 pico-8_0.2.1b_raspi.zip.
Please save me for having to use the my windows again!
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