Smolpxl games

Another new game featuring the famous cute pixellated gonks performing some winter sports!

Announcing Gonk Olympics, a cute pixellated retro sports game that only uses one button!

Announcing Box Stacker, a physics-based puzzle game, new on Smolpxl!

We have a new Santa-themed game for you.

Another retro recreation for you - Tron, a game of tangling lines, and staying alive longer than anyone else.

The new lightcycle game, Tron, is fairly close to a first release.

The Smolpxl games count how many times each game is played. (Anonymously, of course.)

I always enjoyed playing Heli, and even wrote Gnome Attacks in tribute many years ago.

A classic, implemented the way I like it. Have a go at Snake - what is your high score?

I’ve just extracted my work-in-progress Smolpxl game to its own repo.

Navigate an accelerating ship through shrinking tunnels!

Inspired by old-style Frogger, Cross the Road is a one-button game that can be played casually, or speed-run, since it gives a measure of average time spent to make each run.

I’m looking for feedback on this: * Does it work on your device? * Are the buttons the right size? * Do they look ok? If not, how could they look better? * For games that require arrow keys, do you need them in the normal arrow-keys layout, or is a simple row fine?

Perhaps the most original game currently on Smolpxl, Spring is a mobile-friendly one-button game, arguably of the “rage game” style.

A very long time ago, I played a hand-held maze game on a school coach trip. I wrote a game inspired by it in AMOS Basic on my Amiga (I think it was called “Steel Liberty"). Much later, I wrote a new version in Python that worked on my GP2X console.

There’s a new game on Smolxpl - it’s a speed version of classic maze games like Pacman.

A fast-paced maze game.