Vircon32 6 games
Vircon32 is an open fantasy console: a 32-bit machine designed from scratch by Carra, with a 640×360 screen, a gamepad of eight buttons and cartridges written in C or Lua. It was made to feel like a real console that could have existed, and its emulator, BIOS and tools are open source. These games come from the project's own collection and from its community, under free licences, and run here in the official emulator compiled for the browser.
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Basic Platformer
A simple, cheerful platformer for the Vircon32 fantasy console: run and jump through three worlds, grab the coins and reach the goal flag while dodging spiky balls. Free and open source, by Carra.
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Fifteen (Vircon32)
The classic sliding puzzle for the Vircon32 fantasy console: put fifteen numbered tiles back in order on a four by four board, against the clock and with as few moves as you can. Free and open source, by joyrider3774.
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Mahjong
Mahjong solitaire for the Vircon32 fantasy console: clear the board by matching free pairs of tiles on four classic layouts, with a hint button, undo and redo, and a shuffle that always leaves the game winnable. Free and open source, by Carra.
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MineSweeper
The classic mine-finding puzzle for the Vircon32 fantasy console, with easy, medium and hard boards, a flag button, a timer and a first reveal that is always safe. Free and open source, by Carra.
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One Skill
A puzzle platformer for the Vircon32 fantasy console, made for a game jam: Nico knows four skills but can only use one at a time, so every room is about picking the right one at the right skill post. Free and open source, by Carra.
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Vircout
A neon brick-breaker for the Vircon32 fantasy console: bounce the ball off your paddle, break the blocks, catch the power-ups and clear eight levels. Written in Lua, with a game and assets released as free software and public domain.