Small disclaimer: You are free to use these in your projects, free of charge !! Only thing I ask in return is attribution by crediting me somewhere in the project.
Here are two little code snippets to shift patterns!! The token cost is 55 tokens for the vertical shifting code and 76 tokens for the horizontal shifting code. These code snippets also account for additional settings on bits 0b0.111
of the pattern (to learn what the hell that is, check this part of the manual). I am choosing to leave the snippets as they are in the cartridge in here to people can see (and try to understand if they want to) what is going on under the hood without reading something that looks like a keysmash.
Was working for a multi-cart that would be published in like, 7 months, and decided to give y'all a taste of what's to come this cc-mas with a demo of Chapter 1. Hope you enjoy! :D
Controls
- Arrows to Move
- Z to Jump
- X to pickup and throw objects
- Down + X to place the object down rather than throwing it.
A Fight! With snowballs! Don't forget to grab all the cool stuff the other kids drop!
Growing up in rural Canada, winter always meant huge, endless piles of snow everywhere. And as kids, huge piles of snow meant chaos. Snowball Fight! is an endless, high score chasing, winter arena "shooter." Bury the other kids with snowballs or dig ledges out from underneath them and nab dropped presents for bonus points. Clear each screen to move to the next one.
This game was made as part of the 2024 PICO-8 Advent Calendar.
Thanks to everyone who play-tested early versions of the game. And special thanks especially to:
- bikibird: for managing and organizing the Advent Calendar
--old version
About
- Score 5 points to win!
- Try to get the highest rally!
Default Controls
- P1: UP/DOWN: E/D
- P2: UP/DOWN: Arrow-Keys
- FIX: In a 1 player game. You can now use both E/D and Arrow keys (mobile now works)
Other/Credit
-Just a clone of pong
-This was just a programming/design project by and for myself. (MrDuckyWucky)
I started this game following a tutorial for pico-8 that was in the Magpi magazine 6 years ago. My daughter then aged 3 helped me to design the space ship. I figured I should finish this and inspire her as she has recently taken an interest in gaming. The nemesis in the game is a monster from my good friend Jon Hillman's book "The Vile Realm".
It's a classic side scrolling space shooter. The game features a ship with rechargable shields, energy bombs, timed missiles, and lasers. The player has to stop the big bad "Xotolo" from reaching Earth during the final wave of the game cycle. I hope you have fun, I plan to use what I have learned and push pico-8 to its limits!
An idle farming game developed in the Celeste Classic engine.
Controls
Movement: Arrow Keys
Jump: Z, C, or N
Interact: X, V, or M
Fish: Down + Interact
Swap: Up + Interact
Original game created by Maddy Thorson and Noel Berry.
https://celesteclassic.github.io/
A little holiday stocking filler for the 2024 Advent Calendar.
"Do You Hear What I Hear" 1962 by Noël Regney and music by Gloria Shayne
Arranged for pico-8 by @shadowphiar
With thanks to @bikibird and the PICO-8 Free Music Jam for the visualiser.
PATCH 2 NOTES
--small performance boosts
--added pseudo voxels for map, up to 4 cubes high
Silly little raycast engine, ill probably make a game with this at some point but for now here ya'll go. Feel free to use this for whatever just credit me :)
--IMPORTANT
there is no actual game, for realsies, I just made the murder mystery as clickbait because I'm greedy, there will be a game one day but as of current its just a simple game engine.
--Old versions
translation:
colosseum
12.17
--Initial sound effects and animations have been completed, and a damage indicator has been added to display the amount of damage dealt.
--The characteristics of each troop type have been further defined by introducing an "accuracy" attribute. Higher accuracy increases the chance of dealing double damage, giving Thieves a certain advantage.
--The attributes of troop types have been randomized to increase the game's replayability and variability.
--A formation function has been added, making it easier to arrange and deploy armies.
角斗场
12.17
--初步完成了音效和动画,加入了伤害提示
--进一步确定了兵种的特点,加入了准确度这一个属性,准确度越高越有可能造成双倍伤害,这使得盗贼具有一定的优势。
--对兵种的属性进行了随机化处理,使游戏得可玩性更高。
--加入了列队函数,更方便的布置军队。
角斗场
12.17
--初步完成了音效和动画,加入了伤害提示
--进一步确定了兵种的特点,加入了准确度这一个属性,准确度越高越有可能造成双倍伤害,这使得盗贼具有一定的优势。
--对兵种的属性进行了随机化处理,使游戏得可玩性更高。
--加入了列队函数,更方便的布置军队。
translation
colosseum
12.17
--Initial sound effects and animations have been completed, and a damage indicator has been added to display the amount of damage dealt.
--The characteristics of each troop type have been further defined by introducing an "accuracy" attribute. Higher accuracy increases the chance of dealing double damage, giving Thieves a certain advantage.
--The attributes of troop types have been randomized to increase the game's replayability and variability.
--A formation function has been added, making it easier to arrange and deploy armies.
Made for the 2024 Advent Calendar collection of holiday games, toys, and fun tools made in PICO-8.
How to Play
Move around with the arrow keys.
Press X to perform actions.
Win Goal:
- Survive and protect gifts long enough (?)
Lose Conditions:
- Health at zero
- Gifts < 5
Highscore & Speedrun
You can rate your quality of success by the number of gifts you protect by the end, as well as the amount of time it takes to reach the end. You can take a screenshot with Ctrl+6 during the win scene to share and compare.
Hi everyone!
I have managed to get Pico8 running on my RetroPie setup. It works great!
However, I am having some problems changing the size of the games. It looks like a slightly squashed rectangle now. The screenshot shows two long vertical bars at left/right. The right sonic is from retroarch, it is able to scale to the entire screen
From what I see from log.txt
'''
[001309] ok
[001609] codo_load_pod: /home/pi/pico-8/pico8.dat ok
[001630] codo_set_screen 128 128 8 100
[001630] window size: 640 540
[001630] setting fullscreen window size to 1280 1024
[001738] setting filter to nearest (screen_mode 1 back page width: 128)
renderer opengl:
flags: 0x0000000E ( | | )
texture formats (8): ARGB8888, ABGR8888, RGB888, BGR888, YV12, IYUV, 0x3231564e, 0x3132564e
max texture size: 4096x4096
[001750] desktop size: 1280 1024
[001750] ok
'''
Is there a way I can alter the window size? I have tried various suggestions around, some involved me adding new lines to config.txt.
Hey everyone, I got into Pico-8 games thanks to getting a Miyoo Mini with Onion OS that has baked in Pico emulation. I've lightly started learning Unity and Unreal engines, but I'm no developer by any means.
I saw and played the cart Pico Hot (previously played the vr version) on my tiny little handheld and was blown away by it existing or running at all in Pico, and I really want to learn and build a "hopefully" simple little game.
Seeing as there's vector and raster support, and there's a Wolfenstein & Doom demake, I had the thought of (I've been playing a lot of extraction shooters lately) a first person game running through an open field, stepping left or right to go around low obstacles/cover, avoiding or firing a single basic weapon (like a mosin) at random enemy spawns on your path until you get his once and die or make it a random distance and "extract". Am I an idiot with thinking this would be possible at all in this engine, or it is but well beyond my entry level of understanding?