Collect kitty toys, give kitty boops, or kitty nap your way to victory!
Overview
It's Fuzzes (brown cats) vs Fluffs (grey cats) in this 2v2 real-time strategy platformer inspired by my pets and favorite arcade game, Killer Queen.
1-4 players compete to win in any of 3 ways: toys, boops, or naps.
Buddy up or go head-to-head for multiplayer fun!
Work your way through 5 difficulty levels to hone your skills and strategy.
3 Ways to Win
Have your team reach 100% in any of 3 areas to win.
Toys
A variety of fun toys will randomly appear. Jump and touch them to collect. Collect 14 toys with your partner to win.
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--pickups--
function ipickups()
pu={}
add(pu,{
x=flr(rnd(120)),
y=flr(rnd(120)),
act=true
})
rubies=0
end
function upickups()
if pu.act then
if abs(p.x-pu.x)<=4 and abs(p.y-pu.y)<=4 then
rubies+=1
sfx(1)
pu.act=false
end
end
end
function dpickups()
for p in all(pu) do
if pu.act then
spr(3,pu.x,pu.y)
end
end
camera()
print("rubies:"..rubies,10,10,10)
end
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I've got the basic loop of flapping over pipes (or failing to) as well as their outcomes. This was much trickier to put together coding-wise than I expected, so I may just leave this on the back-burner for a bit. I still like the idea though.
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I had this idea in the shower for a joke RPG with Flappy bird where the only options in response to an encounter are "flap" and "don't flap".
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PortalBrix is a small puzzle game.
Your goal is to draw one path from the green Start tile to the red Finish tile. The path must pass through every tile one time only. You cannot cross your own path or use the same tile twice.
Each level has one pair of Portals. When your path enters one portal, it jumps to the other portal.
Use the yellow hint tiles to help you find the correct path.
The yellow hint tiles show important numbers in the hidden path order. For example, a yellow tile with 20 means this tile should be the 20th tile in the correct path. Use these numbers to figure out where the path should go before and after the portals.
Controls:
Arrow keys: move the cursor or draw the path
Z / O: select or unselect a tile
X: erase a path line or undo a step
Hold X: restart the level
Z + X: go back to the main menu
On the title screen, press X to turn sound on/off
This is a demo version with a few sample levels. Please try it, enjoy the puzzles, and share your feedback about the gameplay, difficulty, graphics, sound, and portal effects.
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This is a demake of J2ME classic Gravity Defied by codebrew, based on rgimad/gravity_defied_cpp project.
Controls
X - Gas
O - Brake
left / right - Lean
Preview
Releases
v1.0.3
- Added "Clear progress" option
- Added auto-upgrade bike after beating the league
- Fixed 175cc wheels
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Working on my first pico8 project, a skyjo card game. It isn't even playable as of now, Right now I'm a bit stuck because I don't know how to design the "pile" view in the middle of the game, where people draw cards. My plan was to give the player hints so they can navigate around. But I'm not really happy the way it looks, it looks a bit cumbersome in the pile view. This game requires to know other people's revealed cards and maybe I also have to teach people how to play skyjo first.
I want to make the game work first, then maybe some polishing.
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Hi, quick question.
Does anyone know if there is a limit to how many leaderboards can be created for a cart?
Documentation says scoresub() only returns the top 64 scores, but is there a limit for how many leaderboards can be made? Or can i just keep making new ones?
I assume only @zep would know, but maybe someone has the inside scoop?
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Hi, new here. I'm trying to figure out how to handle collisions for a 16x16 player sprite with 8x8 map tiles with flags. I followed this SpaceCat tutorial https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oBzmFxG2ezM.
Some edges do collide correctly and prevent the player (blue square) from crossing the map tile (green square) with flag set, but some edges don't and blue can cross over green.
I put together a very basic sample cart (and hopefully uploaded it correctly).
Can someone tell me what I'm doing wrong? Am I missing some math for the 16x16 sprite dimensions?
Thanks!
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Call of Pico: Survivors!
Survive as long as you can
Kill enemies for points
Use points to buy perks and unlock new areas
controls:
🅾️ = shoot
❎ = interact
❎ + ⬅️ / ➡️ = switch weapon
❎ + 🅾️ = pause
I basically tried to make a fusion game of Call of Duty: Zombies and Vampire Survivors.
Pretty much my first game so there's probably tons of jank.
Im the only person that actually play tested this, so feedback is much appreciated
How far are you guys getting? Does the difficulty spike too fast?
Are you able to find the other weapons? Should I leave more tips or hints?
---------------Spoilers for Game--------------
--EE Steps--
--Get 4 new weapons by getting kills near weapon crates
--active teleporters by getting all weapons
--teleport to get soul keys in uwu room
--unlock doors with soul keys
--locked doors give either:
-- 1 more perk slot (up to 4),
-- parts to upgrade uwu (up to 4),
-- parts to increase perk level (4 parts for +1),
-- parts to craft wonder weapon
-- 4 perk slots can be unlocked by shooting 4 cracked tiles with wonder weapon
-- lvl 5 perks unlocked by shooting active box with lvl 3 weapon and 12, lvl 4 perks
--Final Step--
--after all weapons are lvl 3, use uwu to activate final step
--zombie spawn rate is increased and round does not increase
--interact with all weapon crates to level up uwu to teleporter
--interacting with the uwu teleports the player and finishes the game
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What better way to get back on track than by making a little game? In "DIAMS ! DIAMS ! DIAMS !", you destroy monsters by matching groups of three of the same color. Every third monster earns you diamonds—both for itself and for any others it takes down with it. If you play without making mistakes, the number of diamonds earned per group of three increases. A good color combo also grants a lucrative bonus to help you smash the high score. The current house record is 42,182 points. I hope you have fun!
ressources :
https://davemakes.com/extremelyspecific/
https://nerdyteachers.com/PICO-8/Pico-view/16
inspirations :
https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?uid=9308
https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?uid=11047
precious friends of mine :
https://ghettobastler.itch.io/
https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?uid=69071
https://scotaire.itch.io/
https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?uid=17263
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P8-38P
P8
303
808
Poly
12 voices: 8 rendered to PCM, 4 native PICO-8.
303
Saw/square into a resonant filter with envelope mod and decay. Per-step accent and slide.
808
Seven synthesized drum sounds. Per-step accent. Closed hat chokes open.
P8 Poly
Four voices, eight waveforms, six octaves (below PICO-8's pitch floor), and bass-boost.
Mixer
Per-channel faders, meters, mutes. Sends to two master effects.
Effects
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Preface
Last night I was gripped by the urge to make a tline() based map renderer so I could make cool distortions. I ended up finishing it after a couple hours of research and hacking, and I felt it was a good thing to write about.
This is going to be one of those tutorials where all the steps are explained. If you just want the final code, I won't judge, just scroll down and grab the demo cart, it should be well-commented and easy to pick apart.
Method
The specific way we're going to render the map with tline() is by defining the viewport with 4 points on a quadrilateral and rendering each column of the screen individually. We sample 128 points along the bottom and top lines using tline and draw those to the screen. This is actually the only rendering trick you need to pull off, all effects based on this just depend on how you move the four points!
TUTORIAL START
Defining Our Points
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objective
In "blob jump" you are a blob that can jump, you need to get the coin in every level while avoiding the spikes
lessons learned
Okey so I wanted to practice a few things but not create a ton of levels... this are just two levels, but I got to
- Practice platforms collisions
- Gravity and more advanced movement
I got a ton of inspiration for achieving this things from:
- nerdyteacher https://nerdyteachers.com/PICO-8/Community/
- kevin thompson for the background and understanding how to approach oop in pico 8 https://youtu.be/X9qKODb-wXg?si=DvwAKJV5t_ietgmW
- And this cart for understandind plataformer collisions https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?pid=28248#p
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Second game from Dylan Bennet's zine, uploaded here to test the process of sharing games (and to celebrate success :D). I took the opportunity to mess around with particles since I never programmed particles myself.
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Cooking up some mad wizardry on this.
3D + subscore() multiplayer is gonna go HARD! Wish me luck!
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this was a game made in two weeks for the brainless game jam! play as a guy trying to not get touched by a robot puppy. use arrow keys to move and x to dash, press z for a funny sound
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This is a reworked version of my first go at making Scoundrel in Pico-8
- I have fixed the rules so that it follows the correct rule set from the original physical game.
- I have also added 2 new styles to the game to play.
[ UPDATES ]
1.1
- [NEW] Game resets to the last mode played in the menu after losing a game
1.2
- [FIXED] The UI cursor would highlight hidden options by mistake when your hand was less than 4 cards or you avoided a room.
- [FIXED] When playing HOUSE rules cards would display the sword is dull message on cards that could still be attacked by mistake
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