Playscii VS Japanese Emoticons

Playscii

Full-featured ASCII art and graphic editor and game creation tool

Japanese Emoticons

The ultimate copy tool for Japanese emoticons

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2022-06-19

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2021-10-05

JP's game dev update 26 - Playscii 0.8.0

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Playscii mentions (3)

Interesting retro-futuristic interactive interfaces for players?
An alternative to your first link: https://jp.itch.io/playscii. Source: about 2 years ago
The PsychDOS desktop environment is now available
Oh, and to easily convert images to ANSI-like art on a modern system, use a program called Playscii (https://jp.itch.io/playscii). Source: almost 3 years ago
Pixel/ASCII Maps
I found this cool ASCII art program on Itch.io called Playscii. After faffing about with it for a while I thought some of the character sets would work well for making maps. So I redrew the map of a Sky Tomb from the Stars Without Number adventure Hard Light. They're not spectacular (I'm still new to visual art) but I think they look super cool. I think this visual style fits really well with the OSR. Source: about 3 years ago