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I'm glad you liked it! thank you for playing :3

i hope you didn't get too bummed out :o

thank you for playing it! i actually made my first draft of this a few months ago and only just got around to cleaning it up and publishing it. i'm glad to hear it connected with you. 

thank you for playing! I'm glad you like it :3c

thank you for playing it!

this is really good

my life of picky eating apparently allowed me to solve this without learning any of the rules lol

I couldn't understand the 6th on until i hovered my mouse over the words I'd already submitted. Nice puzzle!

this is so cute

looks great! i love this game

thank you for playing!

thank you for making this

this is one of the first games i played on itchio, in a time when i was lonely and wanted to be understood. playing this, i felt seen. thank you for sharing it 💜

nostalgia like a dagger... beautiful

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I actually was able to win a game of Fork Solitaire thanks to your advice! Thinking of it like Tap Solitaire was helpful :3

I could not figure out Time Travel until I made an accidental click and discovered that I could to get the same card from another empty spot in the bottom row on the turn that I needed it.

i love this! it feels right at home

nice B-)

how.... why is the "Run game" button wiggling....

Fun games!!! Great value!!!!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 10/10, would recommend

If anyone has any hints for how to do Fold Fork Solitaire, I'm all ears 🥺 It looks simple enough, and it's only rated two-stars for difficulty, but I can't seem to get anywhere past a dozen moves or so.

I've been getting a lot of milage out of Time Travel Solitaire. If I'm remembering correctly, it's the only gamemode besides Cheatdeck that reveals new cards. All the solitaires require sorting (which I adore), but TTS has that extra bit of luck, which makes it so sticky to me.

My other new full-version favorite is Pick-Up. Though the order/location of the cards is revealed at the beginning, I'm never going to remember all that, so it retains an element of surprise.

My favorites on the free version were Tap Solitaire and Megataire. Megataire is more tedious now that the extra slot has been removed, but I understand why that change was implemented.

Could you specify in the rules for the 52 card pickup solitaire that you can only move the first ten cards in a stack? It took me a while to figure out on my own that adding a 3 to the top of a stack that goes from a king to a 4 would disable the king.

i laughed so hard after clearing the first line. amazing

1. The gameplay is fun and sticky! (pun intended)

2. I like that every level is available from the start! I tend to play games on mobile more often than not, and my phone does not save data from pico-8 games between sessions. It was a nice anti-frustration feature for me. 

3. The credits song is so cute ;-;

thank you for commenting! I've been meaning to post an refined version of this for uhhhhhh a while now, and this is excellent and much needed motivation

whoa... figuring out how to operate the roller was a brainteaser. neat!

Nice work! Super spooky!

neat!

i like the poem "Statesmen." i really feel that third stanza.

so cute!!

yo, i go by miniwoolf. i was a member of the old bitsy discord, and i haven't released a game in over a year. until today, that is. i mostly like using bitsy as a visual medium for my poetry and prose. maybe soon i'll have the energy to hack the latest version of bitsy (they put music in it???), who knows! I'm glad this lil tool exists.

neat!

what are the rules for this game?

a delightful addition to my minesweeperlikes collection

https://itch.io/c/2611943/minesweeperlikes

this is really good and also reminds me how much homestuck altered the course of my life (affectionate)

<3 thank you for making and sharing this. I got into Bitsy during a really uncertain time in my life. I felt lost and empty and scared. Finding Bitsy and participating in the Discord server was instrumental in my ability to have hope in myself and a future, even if that hope was small. I think one day I'll get back into some form of game- or story-making, and I'm grateful for this reminder of the little engine that could.

i feel like we as a culture moved past horse plinko too soon

finally beat the 6&9 grid!