"What if you're right and they're wrong?"
A tweetcart (276 characters) you can actually play!
m,x,y=128,43,0e,s=x,y::::cls()rect(30,-1,96,m,6)for i=-m,m,32do line(64,i+y/2,64,i+y/2+14)end
if(btn()==1)x=43
if(btn()==2)x=78
print("웃",x,86,11)if(y>m)then
y=0s+=1e=rnd()>.5and 43or 78end
print("🐱",e,y,8)y+=7print(s,84,116,10)if(y==91)and(e==x)then stop()end flip()goto
Made in homage to the old single-game LCD handhelds that had you dodge oncoming traffic with your racing car.
Twitter: Ludokultur
That was very nice, but why didn't you include the code in the description?
@Pico_Maker: Thank you! :)
Oh, do people usually do that? I didn't think to post it separately cause it's available via just one click on "Code" below the cart anyways.
This is awesome! Really cool, well done :) Kind of makes me wanna try and make my own...
I will say I thought it was broken at first when I got hit by the car and the game stopped (it doesn't tell you it's stopped running in browser so it just looks like it's frozen) but I figured out what had happened by looking at the code.
Thank you so much for the kind words @tinysorcerer! :)
Haha yeah I can see that issue. Would be another challenge to get a proper restart mechanism in there I guess.. :D
@Ludokultur People do usually include the code separately bc it's easier to copy-paste than download, open pico-8, and load it.
@Pico_Maker: I pasted it in now! :)
Unfortunately the code snippet feature seems to have issues with the two "emoji" characters and wouldn't allow me to post when using it.
@Pico_Maker If you press the little 'Code' underneath the game you can see and copy/paste the code :)
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