The game's main hub. Get used to it, since you'll be here whenever you open the game.

Before I go crazy with this project, I need to know if any of you would play it. It's a fairly small, open-world platformer/shooter, where you have to recover/combine four objects scattered in the corners of an unknown land in order to save it. (It's actually a port of a DSi browser game I made years back.)

Sorry for the 24-minute wait! Here's the drawing (AKA pixel art). #HappyBDKirby

I just realized: I reached 200 posts and 50 followers!

I'm... not going to ask about the fish.

Is there a way to detect collision with a background layer, without grabbing/using player coordinates to check for every single wall?

Would my game be rejected if I hid a Nintendo enemy in a secret area?

It will have the same fate as every FNaF ever made with this.

Tweaked the default program a bit, and now it's nothing but pixellated dogs.

*cough*Frogger*cough*

Mario Kart in SB confirmed.

For some reason, the map cuts off at the edge of the screen (I checked, there's nothing but a void past this part). Is there any way to prevent that, and load the full map?

I transferred the fixed text/graphic over to the original, and gave credit in the About section.

Version 3 is out, with a graphical overhaul! The key is DDVQY3N4.

The next update comes out tomorrow. Most notably, the basket now says "fruit" in Japanese. :)

I had to delete, edit, and re-upload it, to fix some things I forgot to add. The new key is RKREVKKV.

Finished and fully tested! The key is KVEA3S3.

I started this, but ran into a roadblock. How do I place sprites randomly in an off-screen area?

Is it possible to run a loop without blocking out the other scripts?

That was fast. Here's the key.