Christmas Kitten Chaos

This Christmas, Frankie and Philly the kittens can run riot about the whole house, scoring points by taking out decorations, presents and household items.

Find out where the funny little intruders that keep bringing in the presents are coming from and follow them back there. You might need to find some items to help you.

Press left to play as Frankie or right to play as Philly.

For a two player game with both kittens press X.

Chain together destruction while the combo indicator shows to score more points.

Controls

Player 1

Swipe/Hit: X, V, M (X on gamepad)

Jump: Up Arrow, Z, C, N (A on gamepad)

Left - Right: Left Arrow - Right Arrow

Drop down: Down Arrow

Player 2

Swipe/Hit: Q (X on gamepad)

Jump: E, Tab, W (A on gamepad)

Left - Right: A - D

Drop down: S 

Menu: P, Enter, Esc

From the menu you can toggle the music.

(These are the usual PICO-8 controls)

Merry Christmas!

If you like this game, find a problem or have any suggestions then please comment below.

Please consider trying my other games or following me for news on new projects. Particularly, you might enjoy Demystifying the Christmas Tree, last year's Christmas game with Frankie and Philly.

Game programming, art, music: Drake Blue Games using PICO-8 by Lexaloffle

v1.0.1 Update

Fix for whining noise on intro

v1.1 Update

Updated to use latest PICO-8, which seems to improve performance, notably on macOS when running in Safari. If the game still runs poorly then try downloading the ckc1.1download.zip archive and opening the index.html file inside it - this can perform better as well.

v1.2 Update

Updated to use latest PICO-8 again and now using a different method to get multiple sprite sheets in PICO-8. This improves performance and means the game doesn't have to be so careful about the order in which it draws. So the stairs are no longer in front of the scores and the kittens and lights don't go behind the sleigh feet at the end. Those lights also shouldn't appear to spring into existence when the kittens reach the roof any more. Merry Christmas!