PICO-8 is a fantasy console and virtual machine created by Lexaloffle Games in 2015. Emulating an intentionally limited 8-bit computer, it restricts software to a 128 x 128 pixel display with a fixed 16-color palette, 4-channel chiptune audio, and 32 KB cartridge sizes coded in Lua. It includes built-in tools for editing code, sprites, maps, and sound, allowing users to create, play, and share games directly within the program.
Aron0 brings back a 2001 Flash classic with this PICO-8 remake of Circle the Cat, where you wall off tiles to trap a cat before it escapes the board. Read more about Circle the Cat (PICO-8 Game)
Two Worlds is a puzzle platformer where you control two characters living in opposite worlds, and you'll need to switch between them to solve its puzzles. Read more about Two Worlds (PICO-8 Game)
Tea Wars gives you five lives and five seconds per level, so every round is a race against the clock as well as a fight for survival. Read more about Tea Wars (PICO-8 Game)
Mr. Swop is a puzzle game where you swap tiles to help the character find stars, and it's a compact little challenge that fits neatly into a lunch break. Read more about Mr. Swop (PICO-8 Game)
Last Light is a PICO-8 puzzle game where you guide scattered crew members back together after a meteor hits their spaceship. Read more about Last Light (PICO-8 Game)