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22nd July, 2019
Blog
22nd July, 2019
 This week's game sees you trying to place the cards in such a manner that all rows and columns add up to 21. The game should be fairly easy to solve, as long as you remember the card values. Jack, Queen and King are all worth 10. Aces can be either 1 or 11. You can Play Pontoon Grid here, or wait for it to show up in your regularly scheduled puzzle sheet. Read More Views 8, Upvotes 0
Foldapuz
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Logic
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22nd July, 2019
.. When you're awake late at night, and think to yourself "This will give me ample time, tomorrow, to do all the other things!" Read More Views 13, Upvotes 1
Daily Blog
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Juggling
Blog
21st July, 2019
Alan suggestsThe fact that the die is white at the beginning of your turn, and also white after you roll makes it unclear at a glance whether the die's current value is your actual move. Not sure what the solution is. Maybe dimming the die or displaying question marks on its faces in pre-roll mode, and the normal white with pips in post-roll mode? A valid point. The "Popomatic" function has a "Locked/Unlocked" value, so I can use that to decide when to draw v1 or v2. I'll have a play, tomorrow, to decide on how best to show it. Shading isn't easy, since Javascript (as of typing) can be slow at recolouring sprites, depending on the browser. I'll have to have a good think about that. Views 36, Upvotes 1
Player Thoughts
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Shoebox
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21st July, 2019
As I was drifting off to sleep, my mind was racing for a decent Foldapuz concept for the week. I thought about cards, and considered a grid of 5x5 cards. Read More Views 12, Upvotes 1
Foldapuz
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Shoebox
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21st July, 2019
In order to properly test my onscreen touch controls, I'm going to need some kind of quick playable game, so that's going to be today's task. Something short and simple, but complex enough to really put the controls to the test. Read More Views 26, Upvotes 1
Daily Blog
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Browsercade
Blog
20th July, 2019
After I release more and more games, player's try desperately to keep up! Let's see what RSKGames thinks of today's Shoebox addition. You can Play Grid of Conquest in the Shoebox, under the Group Games section. @RSKGames''Grid of Conquest'' immediately reminded me of ''Might of the Balls'' which was incidentally made almost on a similar date last year ''23rd July, 2018''. Oh yeah! I'd actually forgotten about that game. Read More Views 36, Upvotes 1
Shoebox
Blog
20th July, 2019
 Try to fill up as much of the board in your colour as you can. Normally you can't move over opponent's tiles, but if you earn a 6, you're allowed to move wherever you'd like. There are additional green spots on the board. Reach these for a couple of extra points. You can Play Grid of Conquest in the Shoebox of Games under the Group Games section. Read More Views 73, Upvotes 1
Shoebox
Blog
20th July, 2019
I spent last night rewriting my Pseudo Random code so that it works nicely in Javascript, for both Browsercade and Shoebox. Read More Views 17, Upvotes 1
Daily Blog
Blog
19th July, 2019
 This project was titled "Power Source" when I started it, but the name doesn't fit the end result, so I'm going to have to change it. Read More Views 151, Upvotes 0
Shoebox
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Concept
Blog
19th July, 2019
I don't think I'll be getting "Game with balls" up and running within the next day-and-a-half or so, so instead, I'll make something completely different!! But what game to make? Read More Views 25, Upvotes 1
Daily Blog
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Shoebox
Blog
18th July, 2019
 Welcome to a mini-deathmatch scenario. It's just you and the aliens, in this classic twin-stick shooter. How long will you survive? If you've a Switch, and have downloaded PetitCom4 from the (Currently) Japan-Only eShop (vague instructions here), you can grab a copy of the game using the Public Key... 444XEP3HDRead More Views 71, Upvotes 0
Petit Computer
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Smilebasic
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Nintendo
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Switch
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Petit Switch
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Petitcom4
Blog
18th July, 2019
Things I need to do, today. 1. Post morning Blog+Pixelart 2. Socoder Newsletter 3. ALChoon 4. Finish off Alien "something" for Petit Switch 5. Go for a health assessment in the middle of town.. Ugh.. Not looking forward to this one. .. Read More Views 12, Upvotes 1
Daily Blog
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Juggling
Blog
17th July, 2019
Lots of things to finish off, today, and not a lot of time to do it. Tomorrow's another trip into town for another assessment, and that'll take away a lot of my regular Thursday "finishing things off" time, so .. Today's the day for that!! Read More Views 24, Upvotes 0
Daily Blog
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Petit Switch
Blog
16th July, 2019
 Yesterday I was playing with Alien sprites. Today, I've been playing with Balls! First off, don't get too excited! This is currently only a simple physics test, and is in no way representative of the end result! I'm actually aiming for a completely different game, first, but figured I might as well test the physics whilst I'm here. So far, so good, although the physics are occasionally a little bit glitchy. But.. .. Yeah, works fine!! Views 26, Upvotes 2
Daily Blog
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Shoebox
Blog
16th July, 2019
My Petit-Switch engine runs with nothing more than 16x16 pixel sprites, so if I'm going to create any form of Alien Deathmatch on there, I'm going to first have to redraw all the sprites. Read More Views 22, Upvotes 1
Daily Blog
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Petit Switch
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Alien Deathmatch
Blog
15th July, 2019
Blog
15th July, 2019
 Crikey, I wasn't expecting this to be as hard as it is! Reminder to developers : Just because it works with a mouse on your PC, doesn't mean it'll work well with a giant iPad screen or tiny iPhone screen, directly in your hands! I think the rest of today will probably be about shuffling the buttons on the screen, to try to find something that feels just right.. Also, I might try making an analogue thing, instead of a dpad. Views 11, Upvotes 0
Browsercade
Blog
15th July, 2019
 A simple maths game, this week. The solutions are already there, but what equations make up the solutions? The nine boxes should be filled with the numbers 1 through 9, such that the results are accurate. You can Play Cross Sums here, or wait for it to show up in the daily Foldapuz sheets. Read More Views 10, Upvotes 0
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