Yeah, I totally agree with that I could expand it a little bit more, and I plan to do so later on, maybe once I have some more experience with making games. And yes, the Pico-8 engine does in fact allow for web build, but only with the paid version(as far as I'm aware of), which I don't own. I used the education edition which is free online, and has most of the features that the paid version has.
While the process was tedious at times, it was also a lot of fun and educational. It was tedious because I for some reason decided to hard-code all of the coordinates for the borders, which meant a lot of looking back and forth from the code editor to the map and vice versa. This also took up a lot of time that I could have spent doing other things such as, well, adding a collision detection system for instance, or maybe making more levels.
As for the Trijam #333 part 1, well, as you could probably already tell, I've missed it. But I will definitely try to make it to #333 part 2 and 3, but then I will be using the Godot game engine instead, because I have a bit more experience with it than I do with PICO8.
Apologies for the late reply; I just got back a few days ago from a vacation, so I hadn't checked Itch.io for a while.
