Popular games for platform Playdate
A whimsical word game! Writers are lost for words and need your help spelling new ones. The chef needs spicy words for his cook book. The artist needs colorful language and the naturalist needs wild animal words. Use your grabber contraption to nab bwirds out of the sky to form words and reap the rewards as long as you keep your writers happy.
After a strange accident, you’ll travel across the world to uncover a mysterious force that is manipulating structures and the people around them. As you explore, you’ll find new ways to solve puzzles, and free each island from the signals controlling it.
A mysterious message in a bottle calls a little ghost to reunite a pirate captain with his 4 wayward wives...
Adventures of Polo is a puzzle adventure game for the Playdate handheld console. It is inspired by Lolo for the NES and other similar games.
Never enough puzzles!
An action game for Playdate. Put out fires!
A minimalist dungeon crawler built entirely around a single input.
A psychological adventure thriller by the award-winning developer of Quest For The X.
Play as a telephone operator in the 1960s, when exchanges were not yet fully automated. Plug the right cables to connect incoming calls before the switchboard overflows! Switchboard Shuffle is a puzzle-game/score-chaser inspired by Tetris and Puzzle League, featuring unique cable-routing gameplay. Cables drop from the top of the board and must be guided to jacks of the matching color.
See the sky is one such story book, a festive-themed Christmas present released for Apple Macintosh in 1992 as a series of HyperCard stacks. In 1996 it was re-released in a remastered form: as an interactive CD-ROM, produced using Macromedia Director, which added ambient music and navigation to the original images. Also released in 1996 was a printed book of the story, presented as 3 images per page. Finally, in 1999 a CD-R of the combined HyperCard stacks was released. This is a new version of "See the sky" for Playdate, which adds chapter navigation similar to the CD-ROM version.
A sokoban style game in which you have to push blocks in order to press switches, with the twist that the blocks stick to you and each other.
Help Chip and Chap protect the CPU from the Bad Bytes.
Cherry Hill is a small sandbox game about driving trucks. Cruise the open road hauling your cargo, deliver the load on time, keep your truck fueled up and maintained, and occasionally meet other truckers on the road. Take contracts, plan your route on the map, then put it in gear! Earn job bonuses based on your driving- stay in your lane, avoid collisions, travel at the speed limit, and park the trailer neatly at its destination. As you earn more money, you can unlock new License Endorsements to haul new and interesting cargo from frozen pizza to kerosene gas. In the world of Cherry Hill, there are 9 truck stops, 10+ characters to meet, 11 unique depots, and over 2,000 miles of scale* highway. Most of the game can be experienced in a couple hours but the game can be played endlessly!
The tax lawyer has come to subpoena your company. Shred all your incriminating documents so they have no basis to sue!
A curse has befallen the pond and trapped the ducklings. Luckily, you are not only a duck but also a wizard. Use your duckly powers to break reality and restore order to the pond.
A Short Shooting Game for Playdate
Minesweeper for Playdate. Multiple mines per space!
Christmas themed daily puzzle game for the Playdate.
A Playdate game about making sure Minecarts get to where they're going.
Bona Fido is a fast-paced, single-screen platformer, inspired by classic arcade games but with a spooOOooky twist. Turns out the afterlife's not as bad as they say! Well, except for all the terrifying monsters, at least.
The Barkless Doctrine is an interactive comedy novel; a book in which you navigate the complex geopolitical tomfoolery that gets thrown at you. Will you accept Kitty’s invitation to a daring mission? Will you be rude to people, or only kind of rude? Green or red salsa? Choose wisely, for the fate of the free world is in your goofball hands!