Catch the spikes as they fall from the swirling vortex. Protect the planet. The people don't like spikes.. If you've a Switch, and have downloaded SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key...

4EA9EF3QJ

Find the tents within the field. Each tent is attached to a tree, so is adjacent horizontally, or vertically. Due to social distancing, none of the tents are next to each other, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally. Use the clues along the top and side to help track down the positions of all the tents. You can Print out sheet of the puzzle here, or alternatively Play them in your browser.

Mind's not been focusing properly, this week. The Petit Switch game is only half complete, and needs a ton of work.. Today!! This week's Foldapuz game got done on Monday, but I still haven't posted about it. And the ALChoon got posted late last night.. .. AFTER I started at 1 in the morning!!

I started a project on Switch yesterday, which looks an awful lot like Rotational Defence!!

Fan of Bugs (Bugspin!) seems to have gone down nicely, getting a few decent comments for what is essentially a really basic game. This week, I think I should probably try to make use of that "Two-Joycon" support that I added a while back. But what kind of game could I do with that? I'm terrible at coming up with multiplayer games. Hmm..

Score points based on five hands of poker, and try to score the highest that you can. You can Play Poker Points in the Shoebox, in your browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Woke up at 4:30. It's now 6am, and I'm sitting here posting daily pixelarts and blogs, and the sun is rising outside. I'll be asleep by 10!

I've decided to scrap one of the elements of this week's Poker Points game.

As much as I love making gambling games (after all, my IRL name is actually James Gamble) I've tried to steer away from them for the past decade or so.

Week three on the island. We start the week with a mystery How on earth do you create all this from only 10 Cherry Blossom petals? It makes no sense at all!

Guide the bugs along the path of mysterious spinning objects, and try to keep your gang alive. If you've a Switch, and have downloaded SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key...

4E3X3E4EF

My mind wasn't in a coding mood, yesterday, with a troll appearing on SoCoder and me having to faff about getting rid of all of that.

A fair number of changes, over on the ICQ app, today, including a forced request for your phone number.. Not really happy about that, and will be watching for spam over the next few days. If I don't post a giant whinge about my phone suddenly getting a ton of garbage sent to it, you can assume it's "probably" not being used illicitly.

Meanwhile..

Last night I started work on a remake of "Fan of Bugs" over on PetitSwitch, and the basics are working reasonably well. Bugs get spun aro...

In Phonecall, you simply have to try to figure out what word is being typed out, from the number that's been dialled. You can Print out sheets of puzzles, here, or alternatively Play it in your browser, here.

Yesterday I made a very simple start on a new JNKPlat, for Petit Switch/SmileBASIC4.

Fight against the attacking invaders, and stop them from destroying your precious orb. Note : An absolute TON of reuse in this game, even the music is a reuse. Sorry about that!! You can Play the game in your browser, on Desktop, Mobile or Tablet.

Bit of a late night, last night. Well, it wasn't too late. I got to sleep around about 1 in the morning, but then inexplicably woke up at 3, and could NOT get back to sleep again! Wasn't until about 6:30 before I did, and as would be expected, I'm utterly wrecked, this morning. Bah, humbug!

Started the circular blaster last night, and ended up using the same shoot-em-up sprites that are already in the other shoot-em-up games in the Browsercade..

A quick "game" tutorial type thing for a silly little game, created using PetitCom/SmileBASIC on the Nintendo Switch. If you've grabbed a copy from the Japanese eShop, you should be able to follow along, since the program itself now includes a complete English translation. I'll assume you're using the program with a USB Keyboard attached, but if not, most of the keyboard functionality can be accessed by hitting the [-] button on your controller. From the main menu, hit the Make a Prog...

This is not really a game idea. I've seen you're using petitcomputer 4 on nintendo swich. Do you like the basic coding language? If yes, you can also make mobile games (cuz your little games could really go on mobile) for android using Rfo basic and Rfo compiler (if you don't want to pay a compiler, you can just use rfo-quick apk). Hope to see some mobiles games soon, heredos. Honestly.. I'm DONE with Mobile.

Week Two, on the Island. The week started with a bang, as all the villagers gathered for the opening of the island's campsite. Even Mr Angry Brows decided to be slightly less mean, on this occasion.

Blast away the evil virus using your super power of making blue flashy things. Go, Go, Neo! If you've a Switch, and have downloaded SmileBASIC, you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key...

4AKD1EH3

ALChoon's posted, Socoder newsletter is mostly finished, and all the fruit and eggs are waiting to be harvested. A busy morning, methinks.

Matrix Blaster on Petit Switch seems more or less done, so I'll put that away until tomorrow's normal release day, and start work on the similar'ish planet-defence thing for Browsercade.

Seems like the crazy shopping sprees are starting to die off a bit, and the online services are starting to cope a little better.

Each row and column contains the numbers 1 to 5, without repetition. A spacer is provided on each row/column, and the sum total of each cluster of numbers is given in the areas at the start of the column or row. You can Print out a sheet of puzzles, or alternatively Play the game in your browser.