Popular games for platform Playdate

A Playdate tribute to one of my favorite hand-held games of my youth

Paint, compose, build, record, and dance your way across six playful creative spaces for your Playdate.

High-tempo microgame shooting.

A puzzle game - fill the board with the same number.

Made in one day, Spin to Win!

Think you can handle air radar and a rocket launcher at once? Take down as many enemies as possible.

Inventory Hero is a frantically paced role-playing game where you leave the exploration and the monster battles to the computer so you can focus on the true meaning of adventure: managing your inventory. Drop the trash, equip the good stuff, save the potions for a rainy day, and remember to watch out for rabbits…

✦ One enemy. One power-up. Unlimited

An owlet afraid of flight sets off to explore a vibrant mysterious world and rediscover itself. On this heartwarming adventure, you'll confront the owlet's deepest fears as only the greatest challenges can lead to the most profound growth. Owlet's Embrace is an action exploration platformer, blending fast paced grappling hook manouvers with combat and emotional discovery.

A terror-suspense-puzzle inspired by the Alien universe.

Are you a master of the drifting arts? If not...would you like to be? Trackminia is a precision-racer inspired by a legendary series of French games.

A short game playdate developed during PlayJam4

A Missile Command style arcade game for the Playdate that utilizes the crank for aiming. Take command of the sole missile launcher to defend your 6 cities against wave after wave of incoming attack.

Incremental game for playdate where instead of clicking you use the console's crank.

Gatecrasher is a game.

​Pulpmon is small turn-based monster fighting game for Playdate!

The climbing season starts! Armed with your camper van, traverse sectors in pursuit of mastering the challenging 9a grade climb. But it won't come easy. Train hard, conquer routes, and ensure a good night's rest in your camper to reach the summit.

Surf Safari is an endless survival game built for playdate.

An unofficial port of Celeste Classic from PICO-8 to Playdate. Celeste Classic on Playdate was made to be as faithful as possible to the original game on PICO-8. But here are a few notable changes: The game is in black and white only. A lot of visual elements have an outline to make them more readable. But this does not impact their original hitbox. The game is rendered at 256×240 from the original 128×128. Four pixel lines are cropped at the top and bottom of the screen. The game can be played at its original resolution by disabling the Fullscreen option available in the game’s menu. Assist mode is available under the game’s menu. This allows players to skip a level, change the game speed to 0.5×, get infinite dashes, and enable invincibility. If assist mode is used during a run, a mention is added on each level in the lower right corner, as well as in the pause screen and the final score screen.

A flappy bird-style game, but you're a whale who has to deal with being pulled both up and down.