MALMTRON BIOS 4.02        (C) 1996 MALM SYSTEMS
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RYAN'S ROOM

Games and creative coding by Ryan B. Malm. The games are on the floppies in the box up there: most were made for js13k (the whole game, zipped, in 13 kilobytes), and lately some in Picotron. Pick a disk and it goes in the drive and plays on the monitor, or use the list below. The smaller experiments live on the computer's hard drive, in C:\DEMOS.

#LABELYEARNOTES
01Poopicorn2026JS13K 2026 entry
02Six and Seven2024JS13K 2024 entry
03Space Garden2021JS13K winner
04The Chroma Incident2018JS13K, 5th place
05Greeble2017JS13K winner
06Super Glitch Box2016JS13K, 4th place
07Retro Raid—Jack Rugile's awesome game, but pixel-art
08Rainbow Raid—It's Retro Raid with unicorns
09Planetoid DecimatorWIPWIP Picotron asteroids clone

C:\DEMOS

Creative coding experiments and small toys, kept on the hard drive instead of a floppy. Click the monitor, type CD DEMOS, then a name. HELP lists the rest of MalmOS.

C1Rain—Rain and ripples. Click for splashes, R toggles the rain.

README.1ST

  • Click a disk to pick it up and read the label, then INSERT DISK (or → / Enter). ← or Esc puts it back.
  • Once a game loads, click the screen so it gets your keyboard.
  • Click the monitor with no game running to type at MalmOS. Try DIR, DISKS, INSERT GREEBLE.
  • Type IRC at MalmOS to chat with whoever else is in the room.
  • There's a very small text adventure on the hard drive: CD \GAMES, then BASEMENT. Not every folder shows up in DIR.
  • Disks you've played get a tick, here and on the label.
  • ■ QUIT goes back to the prompt and leaves the disk in the drive.
  • ⏏ EJECT (or the little button on the drive) puts the disk back in the box.
  • ⛶ FULL PAGE opens the game on its own page, full screen, no basement.
  • The lamp has a switch. Some stickers glow in the dark.
  • You can link straight to a disk, e.g. #greeble.

CREDITS

The DeLorean on the desk is "Delorean - time machine - low poly" by Meloque, licensed CC BY 4.0. The room is built with three.js.

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