Blue and green disagree, only one way to solve this problem. Dropping rocks on each other's heads. The first person to drop a rock on the other's head three times wins the game.
Only one controller is required to play. new update : the first player will be the green player on the left and presses either the buttons or the arrows the other player will be the blue player.
This game is very freely inspired (copied) on Dong dong a two-player mini game present on WarioWare Inc on GBA. Thanks to them.
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IMPORTANT CONTROLS:
Target Practice - use the shift key to shoot
Golden Orb of Death - you can retry the level in the pause menu
This project is the result of a "mod jam" where members of the celeste classic community got to make one level with whatever short mechanics or designs they pleased, without any restraints or communication between members. We ended up having 12 people involved, which is incredible for how quickly everything was put together, and I think the finished project is really interesting. Credits for this mod are fairly straightforward despite the large number of contributors; everybody did their level, veitamura did the music, I set things up and compiled the levels, and for some reason nim made the balloon in sheebeehs's level. Thanks again to everybody who helped make this possible, and I hope you enjoy our game!
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How To Play
- Z - Shoot
- X - Rockets
- Arrow keys - Move
Some enemies have a blue outline - when they die, collect their ghost for a large score bonus. Each ghost is worth 50 points times the number of ghosts collected so far - so the key to a high score is to not miss any of the ghosts.
After you've used your rockets 3 times, they take 10 seconds to reload. Save your rockets for difficult situations or blue enemies.
Inertia is on by default, which makes the player's helicopter move smoothly. If you prefer more responsive controls without acceleration and deceleration you can turn inertia off.
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A clone of The Sound of Sorting I made just to test and diagnose my QuickSort algorithm.
It may sound a little ridiculous on web, since the array access sounds tend to get lumped together into far fewer frames.
- Press z to step
- Hold z to disable step mode
- Press x to switch sorting algorithm
- Use up and down to control the number of entries.
- Use left and right to control the speed.
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Hi..
I'm Back...
I decided to make a funky stars demake...
I also remixed it a tiny bit!
the tic80 version really inspired me to try doing it for pico-8, and i hope it sounds good!
enjoy!
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CCKEY (Inject below)
I saw some talking about what control style is better, so i created this. The end to all controls.
KeyRnd inject
If youd like to use this in other cartridges, here is the code. simply add this to a new code tab,
and change the inputs if you have other vars for those. Thanks for using this thing!
--[[keyrnd by antibrain]]
--[[do not eat]]
--possible keys. dont change unless you have to.
possible={}foreach(split([[
abcdefghijklmnoqrstuvqxyz`\-=[];',./
]],""),function(t)if t!=" " and t!="" then
add(possible,t)end end)poke(0x5f2d,1)
--write input vars here, seperated by a space.
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Play as the Special Teams HOLDER in this high stakes, pulse pounding simulation.
Phase 1 - Press O (keyboard Z) to snap the ball, use the direction pad to catch the ball and move on to phase 2.
Phase 2 - Use left and right to align the laces perfectly in the center, ensuring the kicker has a perfect setup.
Press X (keyboard X) at any time to restart. Being a Special Teams HOLDER requires lightning reflexes- arrows on the keyboard will work but it is best played with a controller.
Do you have what it takes to be a Special Teams HOLDER?
Made for the 21st Eggjam. Special thanks to Simon Wittmann for the inspiration and technical consulting.
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Please help with the code
I would also like to add 2th High score next to in the pannel
Now I only have the Highscore
hiscore=dget(0)
input={}
newhiscore=false
if player and player.score>hiscore then
hiscore=player.score
newhiscore=true
dset(0,hiscore)
end
print(pad0(player.displayscore,5).."0",10,0,7)
if flash and player.score>hiscore then
else
print(pad0(hiscore,5).."0",57,0,7)
end
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Simple Background Editor!
NOTE - "tile" mode is just for debugging how it will look against a tilemap, its not saved to the background
controls are explained inside the tool, you can also right click to copy the color the cursor is over!
once you save the background, it will be copied to your clipboard as a string to use.
Background Usage Example!
open this project in pico-8 to see how to implement these backgrounds, theyre fast n' cheap!
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First Pico Game: Lawnmaster
- O to pick up and drop tools
- Walk around to use tools
- Sew grass seeds in bare ground
- remove weed and weed sprouts with th weeder
- mow long grass to keep it healthy
- once you have enough nice short grass, you win!!
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Henry Jr and the Satchel of Doom
You are a famous professor of archaeology and you have found a secret cave somewhere in the deepest jungle of the Americas. Luckily, you came prepared with your trusty satchel. It is a satchel, not a handbag! But it is also doomed. It seems there is always room for more, no matter how many artefacts you stuff into it. Like your greed! Unfortunately, you have no choice but to travel deeper into the cave to find more artefacts.
Avoid shooting skulls, flying blocks, deadly traps and ugly nazis.
Update 1
Fixed an issue where players could get stuck in a bonus game loop. Hopefully 🤞
How to play
Avoid falling and flying blocks: ⬅️➡️⬆️⬇️
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Gone Fishing
A hyper casual one-button fishing game set at sea. Play as a lone fisherman casting out into shark-infested waters, catching as many fish as possible while avoiding becoming lunch!
How to Play
Credits
Gone Fishing was written and designed by
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This is an animated version of a procedural dungeon generator. It was inspired by a blog post (details below), which included a number of animated demo's which I found quite hypnotic to watch. So I built this to emulate the demo. I also have a cut-down version which runs straight through and generates a full dungeon in one hit. In hindsight I should have probably built the run-through version first and then expanded it out to animate it as I think that would have made for more efficient code.
The generated 'dungeon' is a 2D array of cells, each of which has a type of either wall, passage, door or room (represented by number constants). It could potentially be translated to a simple grid of numbers representing colours or a tilemap, or used as the map for a raycasting 3D game.
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A slightly tweaked version of @Yolwoocle's Pico Dino. The game runs at 60fps instead of 30 and also saves your highscores locally. (I'm like 95% sure I fixed all the bugs that came up from the fps conversion but if I didn't let me know :)
V1.3: Fixed a bug where objects stop working after about 3000 score
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