BBC Micro:bit Games
A collection of simple games written in Python for the BBC Micro:bit.
Pico-8 is used to provide a browser-based emulation to give an example of the gameplay of the finished game. Your online experience may differ slightly from the downloaded games.
Micro:bit Controls:
- Dungeon: Tilt turn, A/B move, get as far away as possible from the center. Move into monsters to fight them and leave, will take damage over time if not defeated.
- Tilt: Tilt move, keep the dot on screen for as long as possible
- Bomber: A/B fire, prevent buildings from reaching the top of the screen. Each bomb will destroy one floor of a building. Only one bomb allowed at a time.
- Hide: A/B hide, stalker will advance towards player showing their last position. While hidden the stalker will move randomly.
- Racer: A/B move, avoid being hit by another vehicle for as long as possible
- Drop: A/B move, avoid being pushed off the top of the screen for as long as possible
Pico-8 Controls:
- Mouse to select game
- Arrow keys to tilt
- X or V to use A button
- Z or C to use B button
- Ctrl+M to turn off sounds
Mobile Controls:
- Very similar except in the virtual handset the O button represents the Z key
Controllers:
- You can use any game controllers recognized by SDL with PICO-8
Status | Released |
Platforms | HTML5 |
Author | Kieron Scott |
Genre | Action, Platformer, Role Playing |
Made with | PICO-8 |
Tags | Casual, html5, microbit, micro-rpg, Minimalist, python, sourcecode, web |
Average session | A few minutes |
Languages | English |
Inputs | Keyboard, Mouse, Xbox controller, Gamepad (any), Joystick, Touchscreen, Accelerometer, Smartphone, Playstation controller |
Accessibility | Color-blind friendly, High-contrast, One button, Textless |
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Game Files 3.6 MB
Source Files 4.8 kB
MakeCode links 346 bytes
Development log
- BBC Micro:bit gamesJun 03, 2022
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Great project. Is the PICO-8 cart available somewhere?
No, not at the present time. If I was to make it available anywhere it would be here under the paid-for source files. It wasn’t included as the code wasn’t exactly great, was just enough to mock something together so people knew what they were buying. If it’s of any interest I could include it in the source files.