Alien Invasion
This was originally going to be Dodgebrawl (a Brawl Stars kinda sorta game), but I do not want to do all that crap. So instead I just made this simple Alien shooter game. The controls are a little wonky only because I don't want to purchase Pico-8 right now. And I am sorry to people without mouses (is it mouses or mice, someone tell me), but you do need a mouse to play. You might be able to use a D-Pad, but good luck with that.
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A mysterious collection of freshwater and saltwater fish has converged in this bay. Rumored sightings of a dragon in the area suggest a possible cause.
Aim with the arrow keys, cast your line with X. Keep the line tension in the middle box. Use your arrow keys to pull against resisting fish (pull in the opposite direction of their movement).
If you can get enough points, you may be able to find the dragon!
This is a fangame inspired by Breath of Fire IV's fishing minigame. It is also my submission for Palette Lock Jam in June of 2025. Happy Pride!
Music by ShoiShoi10Two.
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After seeing one of those bouncing DVD logos made for the p8, I created this simple screensaver I thought would make a nice first publication for the BBS!
To install it, just move the cartridge to /appdata/system/screensavers, reboot and select it in system settings.
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I would like to change the hotkeys for transpose +1/-1 +12/-12 semitones (Shift+2,Shift+M,Shift+Z,Shift+i) to something else. I haven't found any info on how to do this.
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If this already exists please tell me how to do it.
In the Tracker pressing space starts the pattern at the start of the pattern and shift+space at the start of the current 4 bar column of the pattern. A playback from the cursor position (currently selected note) would be much more useful and more in line with how other tracker software functions.
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The live_note setting in the config file does not affect the tracker mode. When transposing notes you don't hear them as they get transposed.
The setting should affect the tracker mode as well.
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Sentium Pico - Synthetic Life Simulation
An experiment in artificial consciousness within PICO-8's constraints
What is this?
I've been fascinated by consciousness research for years, and wanted to see what happens when you try to implement some of those theories in the most constrained environment possible - PICO-8's 128x128 pixels and tiny memory space.
Sentium Pico started as a simple question: can you create something that feels "alive" using just colored pixels? What emerged was more interesting than I expected - digital organisms that seem to develop their own personalities, remember experiences, and react to your presence in ways that feel surprisingly genuine.
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Hi, I made a 3x4 custom font following the "Variable Width P8SCII Fonts" part there: https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=49075
Everything works fine, including variable char widths, but I found 2 small problems:
- using P8SCII "#" to change background color is 1 line and 1 column short, as shown on "BASE" here:
- stopping the program and then resuming it switched the font back to defaut (and also shows the "BASE" background color as intended):
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To heal the land, you need to summon a friendly nature spirit. Gather enough sticks to build them a home, and maybe they will come...
Just a little learning test based on some themes from my fellow designers. Posting here mainly to make it easy to share.
Updates
02 July 2025
- spirit is created based on the last two collectibles in the inventory
- last slot determines the head, second to last slot determines the body
29 June 2025:
- set up object oriented programming for player, collectibles, spirit
- set up hitboxes as basis for entity overlap checks (except for collision with map tiles)
- improve end-game dialog box
- add rocks as second collectible
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A little jam game I worked on at the Toronto Games Week pico8 jam. Don't think I'm going to do anything else with it so I thought I'd just go ahead and post as is.
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Tiki Panic
A difficult top-down action game about destroying an evil tiki empire. Collect axes to cut down tiki totems and gather materials to upgrade your weapon. Try to keep up with the growing swarm.
Can you make it out alive?
Controls:
- Arrow Keys to move
- ❎ Button to attack
- 🅾️ Button to upgrade weapon
This is my first full game, made over the course of about a month. I learned alot making sprites, music and code. I hope you find the end result atleast a little entertaining even with it being rough.
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Kitty's Bubbles
Hey everyone! This is my attempt at making a bubble shooter in Pico 8.
Help Kitty through 40 levels to retrieve her lost bubble.
- Press left and right to aim
- Press up and down to fine tune your aim
- Press Z to shoot
- Press X to swap your bubbles
- Aim assist and colorblind modes can be toggled at the pause menu
There's a few unlockables if you make it to the end
Have fun!
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There's bit to do, like events, music or sounds, but is almost completed.
By the way, my first game. Any opinion are welcome!
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Just a simple Brainf🐱k interpreter I made out of boredom.
Featuring a decent text editor, copying and pasting, and uh, themes I guess.
All of your usual Brainf🐱k is here if that's what you're here for.
But for people who don't know why we're talking about f🐱king brains...
I can break it down for you.
Brainf🐱k Crash Course
Brainf🐱k is a programming language that wasn't designed to be practical
at all, but just for dumb stupid silly fun, because programmers like silly little
technical things that value no purpose in our lives.
It involves a list of cells containing a single number in each cell starting at zero, and a niffy
pointer pointing at which cell it's looking at.
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Hello everyone, and welcome... TO YOUR DOOM!
Above is the most difficult challenge I believe has ever been posted on the internet. Inspired by many other difficult challenges you may have seen online (I know I've certainly seen quite a few!), this game is the natural conclusion to all of them.
Let's break down the challenge.
First, you need to get the button to appear. This only has a 1% chance to happen on start-up, so needless to say, we're starting off pretty strong.
Next, you need to actually press the button (with X or Z). However! This sneaky button only has a 1% chance of being press-able, and has a 99% chance to troll you!
The challenge doesn't end there, though. After that, the button actually has a 99% chance of making you lose! Only 1% of the time will this button cause you to win, marking the end of the challenge.
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