Maybe FAKE-08 would work? Just a guess, since on ARM platforms that works much better and they have a version for retroarch you can download separately.
There is P8 Player on the Google Play store, it's not official, but it works a good portion of the pico-8 library. Also, you could try retroarch with Retro8, although Retro8 doesn't play as much.
I could answer that. Tic80 has a web export for the games. All you do is upload the html5 version. I did it with one of my games made with copper cube. It's actually pretty easy to do. Let me know if you have further questions.
I think you don't make sense. Pico cad was original free, it was changed and now it is paid. He can charge for it. I was just saying it's not very cool to make a change like that and not allow old versions to be downloaded. Simple.
Just a suggestion. Instead of putting multiple file downloads, just zip up the installer from the original game and upload that. It's much easier for others to download that way. Let me know if you need help with this. I'll try to explain the steps the best I can.
The game looks like it was made in Game Boy Studio. For the resolution, it was the resolution of the original game boy and limited to it's 4 color palette.
There is the limited educational version that you can use freely on the web for learning purposes. I bought the main editor since its a fair price and not going to break the bank. Either way, its no big deal.
I don't believe that was the motive behind the game currently. But I could be wrong. I would look at some of the options in the menu or maybe runtime flags used for resolution.
Looks very good! However, my computer can't run it very good. Probably not powerful enough to run it at higher framerates. I gave Godot a shot earlier, I'll have to start trying to learn more about the engine at some point.
I believe also I read something about helper functions being used in C but it is a bit more advanced than Lua, the programming language used in PICO-8.
You can play it if you install linux. Look up how to install linux on chromebooks. There are two options. One is crouton, which requires developer mode. The other is crostini which is in you settings under 'Linux Beta', let me know if you need help.
You can actually run the windows version on Linux. Just install wine and the itch.io app. Then from itch.io app click on install and choose windows version. You can run it afterwards. Let me know if you still have trouble. I will try to help. Unfortunately, the Linux version might be a broken build.
