It's the third biannual TweetTweetJam! Make a game in 560 characters of code.
Why 560? Because you don't always need a ton of code to make something fun. Because sometimes it's nice to scale back. But mostly because it's the length of two tweets. PICO-8 is our recommended tool, but TIC-80 and other text-based engines will work as well!
Rules:
- Your final game code must be 560 characters or less. This includes spaces and brackets, but doesn't include the code composing your framework or engine.
- No spritesheets or external art libraries allowed! All of your game art must fit into your code. Symbols such as 웃 and ★ are acceptable, as long as they work in your editor and can be included in a tweet!
If you need some inspiration, check out PICO-8 Tweet Games, compiled by Paul Nicholas. These games were made with 280 characters, so 560 is totally achievable!
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Made with less than 560 chars of code for TweetTweetJam
Action
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An attempt to remake the classic Commander Keen in just 560 chars!
Platformer
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Hack through as many levels as you can by matching the waveforms in time!
Action
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Racing
Very brief Boulder Dash-esque puzzler with 560 characters of source code
Puzzle
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a game that fits in 2 tweets: shoot an endless wave of zombies!
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Entry for TweetTweetJam3 written in Puzzlescript that fits in a single tweet!
Puzzle
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Thirty seconds of FRUIT-LICKING FUN! Easy to play, kinda easy to master, too!
Action
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Entry for the third tweet jam
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