it's the game snake, but 3D, in 552 bytes! this lil thing was made for TweetTweetJam 7.
moving: steer with left/right - steering is also how you move forward, because you are a snake
growing: eating olives is how you grow longer, because you are a snake
losing: touching your tail with your face is how you start over, because you are a snake in a video game
if you grow your tail so long that your framerate suddenly reduces to garbage: you win!
the code is nonsense, since it's a tweetjam, but here it is!
p={0,0,0,0}b=0a=0g=0h=0::_::cls(15)w=btn()w=w%2-w\2%2m=w*w*2a+=w*.015p[3]+=m*cos(a)p[4]+=m*sin(a)q=p
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As per title. I have no tokens remaining and need to do some optimising, so the least number of tokens the better!
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Usage (requires keyboard): Type text including control codes (\n, \f, \^, #, and more) live in your terminal and see the result displayed on screen...
You could also just edit a print() statement in a dummy cart and reload... but there's something about being able to edit color/spacing/etc 'live', especially for codes like + and \^v that can take a lot of trial-and-error tweaking.
In the comments below I have a larger utility cart version of this that includes help, save/load/export, and so on. But this first post is trying to pack a subset of that into 560 characters for TweetTweetJam.
p.s. The tweetcart it doesn't quite support all the P8SCII codes (no \a, |, -, and likely more), but the full cart in the comments supports most of them (still not \a).
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I'm trying to use a breadth-first search on a grid for path finding. My code works for a grid of 7x7, and just barley for 8x8, but it runs out of memory at 9x9. I was just wondering if there was a way I could do things differently to keep the memory usage down.
function grid:findpath(src,dest)
function buildpath(node)
local path={}
local current=node
while current do
add(path,current,1)
current=current.parent
end
return path
end
local dirs={
{x=-1,y=0},
{x=1,y=0},
{x=0,y=-1},
{x=0,y=1}
}
src.parent=nil
local queue={}
local visited={}
for y=1,grid_size do
local row={}
for x=1,grid_size do
add(row,false)
end
add(visited,row)
end
add(queue,src)
while #queue>0 do
local node=deli(queue,1)
visited[node.y][node.x]=true
if node.x==dest.x and node.y==dest.y then
return buildpath(node)
end
for dir in all(dirs) do
local new_node={
parent=node,
x=node.x+dir.x,
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Tuck and Rolo is about being a cool skeleton (Tuck), collecting mushrooms, and tackling fiends, all with the help your fire-spitting, mostly-loyal bird friend (Rolo). It is an action platformer with a scoring system that rewards exploration and survival over speed.
This game was originally an outlet for me to get familiar with pixel art and to experiment with an OOP approach to game entities in PICO-8 (https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=30886). For years, Tuck and Rolo was more of a scratchpad than any sort of product with a direction. Eventually I decided that not having a finished game was silly. With the addition of scoring, NG+, and music, I felt it was worth releasing. It's come a long way: https://www.lexaloffle.com/bbs/?tid=30552
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Game for one or two cooperative players.
Fight against various enemy hordes, space phoenixes, asteroids, minibosses, abandoned structures until you reach the final great enemy in this arcade game inspired by the classics.
Features
-One or two simultaneous players in cooperative mode
-Seven different hordes
-Normal enemies
-Phoenix
-Asteroids
-Triangles Mini-Bosses
-Structures
-Final mega boss level
-Debug option that allows you advance a level if you get blocked
Game controls
Player #1
-Cursor left and right to move
-Z key to shoot
-X key / cursor down to use shield
Player #2
-Keys S and F to move left and rigth
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My submission for TweetTweetJam 7 - a Breakout-like game using 560 characters!
Check out the other TweetTweetJam7 submissions: https://itch.io/jam/tweettweetjam-7
Some of the other submissions I've seen so far are mind-blowing, and certainly give inspiration for the future!
Controls:
Arrow Keys: Move Paddle
Z: Restart
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welcome back, bubble cat. we have another situation, and this time you've only got 60 seconds
how to play:
- arrow keys: move
- ctrl-m: mute
- X/Z: continue to next level
you don't have to full-clear every level! skipping a level without clearing it just gives you a points penalty (-5 per remaining bubble)
code:
this game was made to fit inside two tweets; i.e. <560 characters of code and no sprites! here's the full code:
x=3y=3o={}m=0n=0p=circfill::_::z={}for j=1,13do
z[j]=rnd(49)\1end?"⁶!5f2cC"
while t()<60do?"⁶1⁶c"
b=btnp()q=b>8and"⁷fdc"d=sgn(n-m)u=x
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Here is my Pico-8 version of the Game Boy Advance game Denki Blocks from 2001.
Features:
- 235 puzzles
- 2 unsolved puzzles unlocked at a time
- undo last move
- reset level
- Best time and best moves are saved per level with cstore
- Cheatmode
Have fun!
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Hi, I'm new to the scene here- I'm just writing a text adventure game and I'm looking for a way to scroll the text or just get the player to the "next page" of text? The map I load into the game is only a drawn border or fancy frames for the game... This is the code I have as of now, but the program skips to the last update function when I press the 'X' button/key in the game is the problem I currently am faced with. I also have yet to figure out an inventory system or anything similar. I know my code isn't clean- nor is it efficient, but I'm just looking to do a text adventure. Any help is appreciated however!
-- main
cls()
-- prints map
map()
-- beginning
print("my story text here",15,20)
print("my story text here")
print("\n")
print(" (hit x to continue)")
print(" other buttons displayed here",20,100)
print(" ")
-- button pressed
function _update()
if (btn(X)) then
-- scroll text
cls()
-- prints screen
map()
-- beginning
print("my story text here",15,20)
print("my story text here")
print("\n")
print(" (hit x to continue)")
print(" other buttons displayed here",20,100)
print(" ")
end
end
function _update()
if (btn(X)) then
-- scroll text
cls()
-- prints screen
map()
-- beginning
print("my story text here",15,20)
print("(hit the < key to (do "something")")
print("(hit the > to (do "something")")
print("️ other buttons displayed here",20,100)
print("my story text here")
end
end
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Hello fellow Pico-8 fans
It's still a work in progress, but thought folks could check it out and have more fun. Thanks to @Krystman and LazyDevs for getting me up to speed with Pico-8. More acknowledgements below. But thought I'd start out with some early thanks :)
How to play the game
X - Launch Ball
C - Launch Bomb (need to gain them with bomb powerup)
Left - Move Paddle Left
Right - Move Paddle Right
When in the Piconoid start screen
Left - Show Highscores
Right - Hide Highscores
Up/Down - Level select (I opted to add this feature to have fun with the different levels)
Goal is to hit the bricks, and clear them all before advancing to the next level. There are 9 levels (more to come).
Powerups
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arrow keys to move the buoy
Explore the lake, get to the finish line, and avoid getting popped on the rocks!
reeds slow you down, the current gives you a boost, and sharp rocks pop your buoy.
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Hello all...
I've been looking up how to have leading 0s on my score displayed on screen.
Some of the explanations I've seen look very complicated.
How difficult is it to have, say 00050 rather than just 50 displayed as the player score.
Thanks
Peej
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You're chased by piranhas and need to escape.
A very basic version of a game my father developed on a Thomson TO9, back when I was a kid.
It's my first go at a game on the PICO-8. I accidentally fist came across that fantasy console last week and absolutely felt in love with.
The game works better on a big screen as you character (green dot) and the piranhas (red dots) are way too small to view on smaller screens.
I need to play around within the constraints of the PICO-8 to find a way to have bigger items while still allowing to have a few hundred piranhas to deal with. Maybe some kind of zoomed and cropped version of the game.
Anyway, “release early, release often”. Any feedback will be appreciated.
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Pretty happy with how this turned out. Managed to implement everything I wanted to within the limitations.
Character count: 560 (558 in-editor)
cartdata("focus_ttj7")d=1/16f=rectfill
h=dget(1)l=0m=127p=66t=0v=0y=62cls()?"move:⬆️/⬇️",p,p,7
::_::t+=d
if(t==0or l>0)v=l>0and"hit the red"or"won"goto u
f(0,y,3,y-3,0)
if(btn(2))y-=1
if(btn(3))y+=1
if(y>m)y=m
if(y<0)y=0
for i=1,m do
for j=0,m do
pset(i-1,j,pget(i,j))end
end
for i=0,3do
for j=0,3do
if(pget(i,y-j)>7)l=1end
end
p+=flr(rnd(9/4)-5/8)if(p>m)p=m-1
if(p<11)p=12
f(m,-1,m,m+1,8)f(m,p,m,p-11,0)f(0,y,3,y-3,7)flip()goto _::u::?"you "..v.."!\n\nscore: "..t.."\nhigh score: "..h,1,1,7
if((t>h and h>0)or(t<d and h>t))dset(1,t)?"new record!"
flip()goto u |
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Hello, this is my new Pico-8 game, made for the VGL Gamejam.
Hope you enjoy my game as much as I enjoyed making it!
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