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[?]MVU » 🌐
@mvu@sunny.garden

The next 0dd.company gallery is out! We didn't get a lot of submissions this month (though there's going to be a few late submissions!)

This month's inspiration was the painting "The Triumph of Death", and I made a virtual pet in called "Apocketlypse" for my submission where you raise a little avatar of the apocalypse.

(It's very bad but looks good in gif form)

It also runs on an M5 Stick device thanks to the recent M5stack uxn port @neauoire did, so it feels like a real virtual pet!

You can see more (as well as other submissions) at 0dd.company/galleries/triumph/ !

Alt...1 bit pixel art -- a hospital is demolished and a little rat guy is really happy about it, then evolves into a plague-mask hat-wearing scarecrow that dances around. Virtual pet display

    [?]alanxoc3 » 🌐
    @alanxoc3@tilde.zone

    Drums of Liberation anyone?

    I started this yesterday, but didn't have time to finish until today. Very proud of this one.

    @pixel_dailies

    Gear 5th Luffy from one piece, in a 32x32 4 color (2 bit) palette. He is angry? And smiling? And has clouds and firey white hair and ya. Lot's of detail packed into these 1024 pixels.

    Alt...Gear 5th Luffy from one piece, in a 32x32 4 color (2 bit) palette. He is angry? And smiling? And has clouds and firey white hair and ya. Lot's of detail packed into these 1024 pixels.

      [?]alanxoc3 » 🌐
      @alanxoc3@tilde.zone

      @pixel_dailies

      Many faces on a totem.

      Alt...Many faces on a totem.

        [?]vga256 » 🌐
        @vga256@mastodon.tomodori.net

        sometimes i fear all of the greatest pixel work was already done in the early 90s

        was playing DreamWeb tonight and noticed this scene in a mobster's office. so much thought and careful colour choice went into this scene drawn by artist David Dew over 30 years ago:
        - it is drawn from a palette of 256 colours
        - the cigar is 3 pixels, with a single pixel for a flaming tip; and yet, manages to perfectly express that it is a cigar.
        - the 5 pixel gun slides across the desk in a casual, yet threatening, manner

        Alt...A top-down view of an office, with a large desk. A balding man sits behind the desk. He puffs extravagantly on a lit cigar, reaches into his desk, and pulls out a handgun. He slides the handgun across the desktop, and it comes to rest near you.

          [?]Eniko Fox » 🌐
          @eniko@mastodon.gamedev.place

          got the dungeon view going for walking around in You Have Died and i gotta say, this feels neat :3

          (movement animations are coming later, it's not staying instant)

          Alt...tile-based movement with 90 degree turns through a blobber style first person dungeon

            [?]David JONES » 🌐
            @drj@typo.social

            Spritemap from the game Crossfire (i "think" the 1992 Gauntlet-like?). As a bitmap font with 24x24 tiles. discmaster.textfiles.com/view/

            There are over 3000 tiles; this is just a selection.

            [discmaster is incredible]

            A bitmap showing showing 4 tiles from the Crossfire spritemap. Clockwise from top-left there is: a lightbulb with a 4 inside, a sculpted key-cap with what looks like a small lightning bolt, a bipedal monster with pincers facing right, the same monster facing left. It's very retro.

            Alt...A bitmap showing showing 4 tiles from the Crossfire spritemap. Clockwise from top-left there is: a lightbulb with a 4 inside, a sculpted key-cap with what looks like a small lightning bolt, a bipedal monster with pincers facing right, the same monster facing left. It's very retro.

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