Popular games for platform Playdate
From the folks behind the BIT.TRIP series comes the frantic insanity that is Woah Dave! Help our hero, Dave Lonuts, survive an insane alien invasion and line his pockets with shiny pennies. Hurl alien eggs, skull bombs, and explosive WOAH blocks to stay alive and sky rocket yourself to high score fame and fortune. The Steam and PS4 versions of Woah Dave! also feature a local two-player competitive mode, where two Daves can go head-to-head in a battle to collect the most coins. We aren’t exaggerating when we say it could very well result in ruined friendships and unsalvageable marriages. Competitive games are good like that. If that isn’t enough Dave for you, there’s also Bonkers Mode with more aliens, more lava, and more chances to get killed. Those who brave the storm will be rewarded with a splendor of precious coinage those who fail will be revoked of their License to Dave. Good luck, and may the best Dave win.
A bun-tastic game for the Playdate!
Pixel Harvester is a relaxing and satisfying game, created by a real combine harvester operator for those moments when you want to hop behind the wheel—even outside of harvest season.
Satellite is a Tower-Defense Game without a grid or slots for your towers. Instead, you place satellites in orbit around planets. Use the crank of the Playdate to determine where to launch your new satellite. Once the satellite is placed, it orbits the planet by itself.
Play the part of a witless criminal, hired for a daring train heist where everything goes wrong. Made in the style of classic RPGs and text adventure games; read, roll, and choose your way through this thrilling adventure with countless paths and dozens of unique endings.
Shadowgate is one of the most well-known and beloved point-and-click adventure titles in gaming history. As one of the original titles in the popular MacVenture series that went on to be celebrated on the NES, GBC, and Nintendo 64, Shadowgate quickly endeared players with its fantastic atmospheric soundtrack, perilous locations to progress through, countless puzzles to solve, and more ways to gruesomely die than gamers previously thought possible. Developed by Pixel Ghost, Shadowgate PD is being lovingly reimagined for the Playdate console using Pulp, a web based game making tool made by Panic.
Playdate game that mixes the gameplay of Puzzle Bobble with 2048.
A fun little puzzle game for Playdate
A Mobware minigame for Playdate
Pulpmon is small turn-based monster fighting game for Playdate!
9:05 is a 'port' of the 2000 text adventure of the same name by Adam Cadre, created as a test of the Pulp system for Playdate when Pulp was released originally. It has no sound (due to a Pulp bug, the phone was supposed to ring), crummy graphics (yeah that one's my fault) and a small amount of the content that was originally in the text adventure was removed due to the translation from text to this, but the original game's spirit is still there, including the game's four endings.
A puzzle game
Oom is a rhythmic dungeon crawler where player simultaneously moves and shoots on the beat and controls the direction of the character with the crank. It's an unusual take on a rhythm game where decisive action is made in-between the beats.
A 2 player pass-n-play deduction game for the Playdate
Gloom Gate is a reaction-based action RPG that combines old-school dungeon crawling with soulslike elements.
Remember what you've picked up to make your way through this puzzle-platformer. PlayJam 5 Winner!
Orbeats is a crank-based rhythm game made for the PlayDate with a light space theme.
You are lost in space! All weapons are down! Survive by ramming your ship into meteors and hostile forces.
A trading game for Playdate
Fun and fast arcade game. React faster. Score higher. Make an impact.
Shoot down waves of paratroopers before they hit the ground. Time your shots. Make every bullet count. No tutorials. No mercy. Just pure reflex and cold nerves – just like it used to be.
Exchange coins and reach high scores in this challenging arcade roguelike puzzle game
A no-stick arcade shooter for the Playdate where every shot counts. It's a crank-operated twist on the twin stick formula, where dexterity and precision are the key to success and no two runs are the same.