OldPeculier [Lexaloffle Blog Feed]

Survival Dash

Tue, 01 May 2018 17:37:24 UTC

Survival Dash 1.0

by OldPeculier

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We built this survival-endless runner genre mash-up for Ludum Dare 41.

Use Z to jump, arrow keys to craft items like food, armor, and weapons.

Exploding Golf, with Lovable Piggies

Sun, 03 Dec 2017 22:11:20 UTC

Exploding Golf, with Lovable Piggies 1.0

by OldPeculier

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Created for Ludum Dare 40. Play and rate it there if you like.

Exploding Golf, with Lovable Piggies

Sun, 03 Dec 2017 22:10:50 UTC

Exploding Golf, with Lovable Piggies 1.0

by OldPeculier

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Created for Ludum Dare 40. Play and rate it there if you like.

Exploding Golf, with Lovable Piggies

Sun, 03 Dec 2017 22:10:49 UTC

Exploding Golf, with Lovable Piggies 1.0

by OldPeculier

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Created for Ludum Dare 40. Play and rate it there if you like.

Melting Snow: Hide and Seek

Wed, 28 Dec 2016 01:51:36 UTC

Melting Snow: Hide and Seek 1.0.1

by OldPeculier

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Melting Snow: Hide and Seek is a two-player hide and seek game played in the snow. The first player hides. As you do so, you inevitably leave clues: footprints in the snow, barrels pushed out of place, gates left open, chickens frightened into odd places. After you hide, the second player (who has been closing his eyes) takes over as the seeker. You look for the hider, but not just anywhere: try to narrow your search by deducing where the hider must be. To investigate a place, move to it and then tap the Z and X keys rapidly back and forth. Once you've filled the search bar the game will tell you whether you've found the hider. If not, keep searching until the time runs out.

Good, quick fun for families and friends. Enjoy!

I'm an experienced game developer, but this is my first pico-8 cartridge. It was an absolute blast to make. pico-8 is a joy. Lexaloffle is a miracle. You've simply made one outstandingly good decision after another in the design of pico-8, from the command line to the tools to the palette and on and on: thousands of decisions that seem so inevitable, yet few developers�large or small�ever get this much right. Totally genius. Thanks so much.