It's all well and good writing a language, but what about the regular games?!

JSE's coming along at a measured pace, and as with all things, SpikeDislike will be my test.

I took a huge chunk out of the RPN code, yesterday, and sat rewriting it all.

Late last night, over on SoCoder, Hobo asked how to replicate a tilemap system that isn't obviously tilemapped.

Yesterday I spent most of the day battling with Scales. I added my first "sprite" to the JSE engine, and things went downhill from there!

The path is spawning, and the spikes are preparing to kill you. Roll your ball safely through the maze, without falling off. If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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By this point, I've completely lost track of what day I'm up to.

Yesterday's plan seemed perfect.

Our hero is up at the top, but the base of the polls is the best place to be. Hop between the poles to avoid the spikes on the way down. You can Play the game in the Browsercade, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Took some time to work on the basic UI for JSE, yesterday.

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I was supposed to be starting a Browsercade game, yesterday. I certainly wasn't expecting to do much to the JSE engine.. But the fun of the puzzle dragged me back in!

Most of the tweaks to the JSE recently have been little bits over the past couple of days.

If you're an Apple Music subscriber, and would like to listen to a curious collection of my musical picks, my JPicks Playlists are gathered together each month.

Guide our intrepid hero through the clockwork maze, to gather up the mystical Clockwork Bananas. If you've a Switch and SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key

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7am, woke up with a banging headache.

Not 100% sure where this week's SmileBASIC game is heading.

Reverse Polish Notation is a form of mathematical layout, whereby your equation function is left until the end of the numbers that it'll work with.

As the games continue to splot out onto the web, so the comments and thoughts are returned. Michael Fernie gives his thoughts on this week's Minesweepers game.

Day five, and after a bit of tweaking, Function Values are being returned.

A simple board game rendition of Minesweeper. Use the clues on the board to decide where the mines might be, and try your best not to get blown up. You can Play Minesweepers in the Shoebox, in your Browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

The Minesweeper game is coming together nicely.

Time for a new Shoebox game, and there's one particular game that's been outsmarting me this whole time.

Had another couple of hours playing NMS, and thought you might like a gallery of pics, from my recent adventures.

Over on my last JSE Scripting Engine post, Alan suggested the following...

As I started to write today's blog, I struggled to remember what it was I did, yesterday..