PICO RU8IK

This is a Rubik's cube implementation in PICO-8 fantasy console

You can solve from a 1x1x1 cube up to 10x10x10 Rubik's cube

It's very customizable and CPU efficient too!

HOW TO PLAY

ORIENTATION: -90º IS COUNTER CLOCKWISE, +90º IS CLOCKWISE

•   Z:  (O) button
•   X:  (X) button
•   Use the arrows of your numeric pad / keyboard
•   P :  Pause the game

Pause the game to see other options like go back to the main menu, save the state of the game or even reset the cube.

YOU CAN'T MOVE THE PIECES OF THE CUBE IN THE DIRECTION YOU WANT IF THE  ICON APPEARS ON THE SCREEN.

This happens because the game needs to see some face of the cube in order to rotate the pieces in the desired direction.

HOW DO I SOLVE THE CUBE?

The main goal is solve the cube. This means that you have to move the pieces until every face of the cube has only one colour / texture.

Try following the beginner's solution, if you don't know how to solve the cube properly.

TIP: PAUSE THE GAME AND SAVE THE CUBE STATE TO AVOID LOSING ANY PROGRESS!

UP TO 25 DIFFERENT PIECES AVAILABLE

1. PICO-8 (1)                       -=  8x8 textures from 1 to 10   =-
2. RUBIK cube
3. Minecraft characters and mobs (1)
4. Minecraft characters and mobs (2)
5. Among Us characters
6. PICO-8 characters and creators (Madeline, Nerdy Teachers, Zep_, ...)
7. Pac-Man ghosts
8. Videogame characters (Kirby, Pikachu, Link, ... )
9. Playstation 1 buttons and logos
10. Smileys pixelart
11. PICO-8 (2)                       -= 16x16 textures from 11 to 16 =-
12. PICO-8 (3)
13. Chickens from Stardew Valley
14. Colored Yoshi's from Super Mario World
15. Undertale characters
16. Tamagotchi (Kuchipatchi, Milkitchi, Pochitchi, ...)
17. Kyo Takano's universal pallete   -= Solid colors from 17 to 25   =-
18. Western pallete
19. Japanese pallete
20. Sarah Strong pallete
21. Red/Brown pallete
22. Blue/Grey pallete
23. RGB pallete
24. Palette for protanopia/deutanopia color blindness
25. Palette for tritanopia color blindness

PRINT YOUR OWN PICO-8 RUBIK CUBE! 

The size of the full image is in 17,357 cm X 13,018 cm

CREDITS

Thanks to Trasevol_dog(Rémy Devaux), Shiftalow, Nerdy Teachers, freds72, drakeblue, mboffin (Dylan Bennett), saint_modo, johanvinet, Gladios 7 and Chacochilla for their code routines and/or pixelart.

I founded most of the code routines in saint_modo's Rubik's cube post on the Lexaloffle forum, but also I had to find some others like the quad rasterizer from Trasevol_dog Freds72.

You can also find the music on my bandcamp :)

https://bandcamp.com/EmbeddedPlayer/album=2515250807/size=large/bgcol=ffffff/linkcol=0687f5/artwork=none/transparent=true/