Rules
You have 10 roll attempts to match the current target. If you succeed you win Points!
Try to gain as many points as you can!
If you exceed 10 rolls you will lose points and the target will be reset
Controls
Left and Right to move the cursor
Button O to roll all dice
Button X to roll selected dice
Up button to reset Target. Deducts 5 points.
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Mate in 1-2-3 vol.1
each level is a mate in 1, a mate in 2, and a mate in 3.
50 levels for a total of 150 puzzles.
progress saves with each puzzle.
about the puzzles and the code
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the second beta for my game Collect the Coin 2!
patch notes:
-portals to get to next level
-enemies
-coin animation
-fixed map boundary exploit
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I have discovered a crash when running code. If I try to call the notify() function using the # operator on a table, it will cause picotron to crash.
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Boris the bear wants to get fat for the winter. He loves honey and likes berries, but he's not a fan of bees. He's a bit clumsy, slipping on puddles and crashing into trees, which stun him. Don't fall into holes either! Help Boris get fat and happy!
Lovingly dedicated to my dear Alejandro.
Special thanks to Javi R. and Sergio G. for motivating me!
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Controls: Press Z when on Yellow or Green tiles. but don't press it on Red, or else you'll get a game over. If you do, press X to play again
My first game, I'm proud of this because i finally made something and didn't get stuck in Tutorial Purgatory. And also learned some things too. There's some things I'm not sure how to fix, but I'm honestly just glad i got it out.
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Hi, nice to meet you!
Please take care of your digital pet... or not, you monster.
Controls on desktop: Arrow Keys, Z, X
Hi, Nice To Meet You! is a simple tamagotchi-like / virtual pet game. It's like a desktop buddy that keeps you company. He is hungry for attention, though, but just a little bit. Wait for it to wake up. Play, feed, and clean your little blue digipet to make it feel loved. :)
Everything made by gamertheartist :)
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Made a little platformer. It's my first PICO-8 game anywhere near completion. It is SUPER easy to make your own maps using the map editor, and I'd love to see what some people come up with.
I also tried to use no (I cheated for collision) YT tutorials, and relied on my Python knowledge and the Discord help channel.
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Controls
Player 1: arrow keys
Player 2: S, F, E, D
Rules
On a beautiful autumn day, you decide to go mushroom picking (in a randomly generated landscape). Then the worst thing that can happen to a mushroom picker happens: another mushroom picker is already present in the same area.
You'll have to fight hard to fill your basket with the best edible mushrooms and bring them home. Unless, of course, you'd rather bring dangerous mushrooms to your opponent's house... The choice is yours.
Mushrooms
Good
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I found that some cases support 7 keys, but normally they support only 5~6.
It's really annoying because some cases take 3 keys and cannot check an important key.
If you press Tab+S+E, the hardware doesn't check the Up key. This causes co-op to not work properly.
Please check this problem
0.2.6b
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Hi, this is a little lathe toy thing I'm working on. So far turning and facing works, and you can affect the finish
to do:
-fix collision between work piece and tool
-make things prettier
-add other materials (brass, wood, shawarma etc)
-add other tools
-make it into a game somehow
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Why do we fall? So we may learn how to make soup
Froglegs is a small platformer inspired by games like "Jump King" and "Getting Over It with Bennett Foddy", fashioning 1-bit styled graphics, all made with PICO-8. Our frog friend is on a quest he didn't initially embark to take, but when life gives you wells to jump down into, you learn to make soup. Oh, and starchase too, yes, starchasing is important - "Why stars?", Why anything, brother?
Learn to jump, bounce and the second law of thermodynamics, all through merely two buttons: Z and X on keyboard and (O) and (X) on PICO-8/Mobile. One to go left, one to go right. Easy peasy, right? You can also go into the pause menu (Enter or P on PC) to switch the inputs to be further confused.
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