Celeste Classic on the Numworks Calculator !

A working, albeit janky and unoptimized port of ccleste by Lemon Sherbet which it self is a port of Celeste classic for the PICO-8 fantasy console by EXOK to C/C++. It runs at full speed (mostly, you wont notice it though) what can I say ! Oh and saves are persistant through app exit.

Controls :

• Pico-8
  • OK: Dash
  • BACK: Jump
  • Dpad: Moves around
• General
  • Backspace : Pauses the game
  • Toolbox : Opens the settings
  • Shift : Creates a new save
  • Alpha : Loads a save
  • Ans : Loads a backup save
  • XNT : Reset
  • Home: Exit

Building

You'll need a few dependencies, if you are on MacOS, Windows or a Debian based distro, Numworks provides instructions here. If like me you're running Arch Linux, I'd recomend you use an AUR helper like yay and run the following command :

yay -S arm-none-eabi-gcc arm-none-eabi-newlib numworks-udev nodejs npm [numworks-epsilon]

(The simulator binary can be found here for all platforms, note that on Linux it's expected that numworks-epsilon is in your $PATH).

To compile the project run :

make

You can also directly test it by running this:

make run [PLATFORM=simulator]

Acknowledgements

• EXOK to be more exact Noel Berry and Maddy Thorson. For creating Celeste Classic
• Lemon Sherbet Who actually ported the game's code to C (I do not claim his code under this repo's license)
• Riley0122 For making the template I used (MakeFile + Necessary SDK components)
• Yaya.Cout For the frameLimiter's code and making storage.h
• Oignontom8283 For fixing a crash that could occur on N0115 and N0120 upon app exit
• Numworks For being as open as allowed by education legislations and providing an SDK
• Emilie Feral Who made the new MakeFile I use with support for the simulator and web version of Epsilon and for providing a build of the Simulator