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Pixie

a simple yet magical game written in x64 assembly (FASM) using the raw pixel-shooting power of Raylib and the blood, sweat and tears of my remining neurons!

Install / Use

/learn @0xFA99/Pixie
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Quality Score

0/100

Supported Platforms

Universal

README

Pixie - A Tiny Adventure in Assembly!

Welcome to Pixie, a simple yet magical gmae written in x64 assembly (FASM) using the raw pixel-shooting power of Raylib and the blood, sweat and tears of my remining neurons!

This is not just a game. It's a cry for help. It's a rebellion against modern software bloat.

Demo

Getting Started

Requirements

  • Linux (x86_64)
  • FASM - because who needs sanity
  • Raylib - one of the few C libs that didn't gaslight me (yet)
  • ld (GNU linker)
  • make - cause I like to pretend things are automated
  • optional: a therapist (for debug trauma)

Build & Run

Clone the repo:

$ git clone https://github.com/0xFA99/Pixie.git
$ cd Pixie
$ make
$ ./Pixie

Warning: running this may cause your CPU to feel disrespected and overachive out of fear. To clean up:

$ make clean

TO-DO

  • [x] Draw Sprite
  • [x] Add Camera2D
  • [X] Add Flip Sprite
  • [X] Add Sprite Animation
  • [X] Add Movement
  • [X] Add Parallax Background
  • [ ] Add Camera Linear interpolation
  • [ ] Add mental health recovery mechanic
  • [ ] Add sound effects if I dont scream first
  • [ ] Port to brainfuck or Morse code (maybe)

Warning

This project was written in FASM, with zero safety nets, training wheels or regrets. By running it, you agree that:

  • if anything breaks dont contact me - contact a shaman.
  • if your GPU starts chanting in Latin, thats a feature.
  • understanding this code may unlock ancient knowledge or possibly just migrains

Use freely, suffer responsibly.

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GitHub Stars14
CategoryDevelopment
Updated5d ago
Forks0

Languages

Assembly

Security Score

90/100

Audited on Apr 5, 2026

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