It's made in Pico8 that exports games ("cartridges") in a special png format. So if you want to open the game in Pico8 you can download it instead of playing the web version here.
Somebody that knows how Pico-8 works, and realizes that the game's code is embedded in the png, which pic-8 expects you to load into it? Most people would probably just play it in their browser though...
What an interesting puzzle game! I really enjoyed playing it because of the attention to detail in the graphics and presentation. The puzzle stages get progressively more difficult, so it's good to learn techniques naturally. Having said that, I have only cleared up to stage 14! It was easy to operate the game from the browser of my smartphone, so I will play it there and aim to clear all the stages, meow~!
After two nights thinking about the final level, i finally beat this! I love how many levels are built around the player teaching themselves something new, with zero words for any of the techniques.
I was stuck for a long time on 'dino' until i went back to fully understand 'bookcase' , solving it 3 different ways. I was understanding the nature of carving more and more. Dino had a long chain of figuring out where to start, where to end, and solving many mini-challenges along the way.. I felt like i had tried every possible approach and always coming up just a little short, before finding the right one, and probably there would be other people who could just stumble across the right one much earlier. But it felt rewarding to bring the techniques learnt before together in one level. And just the final level being a dino skull itself while being so challenging, love it...
All in all my favourite game i've finished this year. Not even to mention how difficult it looks to have fit it all into pico-8. Thank you for the worms. This joins 'hot knife through butter' and 'sorcerers detritus' as my favourite small puzzle games
Saw a post showing off this game on tumblr and had to come immediately to try it: What a delight! Really clever game that makes you feel even more clever having solved it, great work!
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i swear to goooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooddddd
why are pico-8 games always bangers every single time, im going insane
Hello, Are you considering bringing a fully fledged version with more content on Steam/consoles? That would be awesome!
Is there a level creator? If there isnt, will there be one in the future? I am just now downloading it.
do woodworms taste like wood.
This is really good! Lots of 'aha' moments throughout.
Ohh this is a good one! These puzzles are deceptively tricky. I love it!
who the heck whold dowload a freakin' png?!
Dude. This is a browser game. You can play it at the top of the page.
It's made in Pico8 that exports games ("cartridges") in a special png format. So if you want to open the game in Pico8 you can download it instead of playing the web version here.
https://www.lexaloffle.com/pico-8.php
Somebody that knows how Pico-8 works, and realizes that the game's code is embedded in the png, which pic-8 expects you to load into it? Most people would probably just play it in their browser though...
This was amazing! Great game. Added it to my best of list. :)
Fun !
guys this game is stolen from alphabetagamer
How is it stolen from alphabetagamer? They're a youtuber that does walkthroughs of videogames?
oh...
Absolutely incredible puzzle game. I love it.
how do i even
i dont understand how this works
i liked it sooo much. reminded me of my childhood when i used to carve various animals out of cookies hahaha. thank you for this experience!! <3
Absolutely excellent!
What an interesting puzzle game! I really enjoyed playing it because of the attention to detail in the graphics and presentation.
The puzzle stages get progressively more difficult, so it's good to learn techniques naturally.
Having said that, I have only cleared up to stage 14!
It was easy to operate the game from the browser of my smartphone, so I will play it there and aim to clear all the stages, meow~!
I guess you are what you eat since I'm a block head and can't solve 16 and 17
After two nights thinking about the final level, i finally beat this! I love how many levels are built around the player teaching themselves something new, with zero words for any of the techniques.
I was stuck for a long time on 'dino' until i went back to fully understand 'bookcase' , solving it 3 different ways. I was understanding the nature of carving more and more. Dino had a long chain of figuring out where to start, where to end, and solving many mini-challenges along the way.. I felt like i had tried every possible approach and always coming up just a little short, before finding the right one, and probably there would be other people who could just stumble across the right one much earlier. But it felt rewarding to bring the techniques learnt before together in one level. And just the final level being a dino skull itself while being so challenging, love it...
All in all my favourite game i've finished this year. Not even to mention how difficult it looks to have fit it all into pico-8. Thank you for the worms. This joins 'hot knife through butter' and 'sorcerers detritus' as my favourite small puzzle games
Saw a post showing off this game on tumblr and had to come immediately to try it: What a delight! Really clever game that makes you feel even more clever having solved it, great work!