I tried to make a small action game using Xerpi's vita2dlib for maximum gpu acceleration effect (Thanks Xerpi!) Gameplay heavily relies on simultaneous usage of left and right stick. Very basic because I lack free time atm.

Description: Tactic miner fell in an unknown cavern. Help him escape. 'Little' 2d action game for ps vita and ps tv.
Controls : Select = pause, Left stick=moves, Right stick=redirects helmet lamp, Triggers=Lamp on/off
Author: myself (+xerpi's vita2dlib)

Gameplay
Green mushrooms : cures poison
Red mushrooms : cures poison and adds extra life
Hint: beyond 40 screens away from starting screen, it's suggested to return to first screen and try another direction... (unless you want to collect many red mushrooms

Hi guys

I have small project for Rejuvenate called - BreakVeetOut.

Hope you can test it and report bugs

For now there is only 3 levels (but will add it more later, now infinite playing)

Controls
Left pad, Left analog, L trig - Move Pad Left
Right pad, Right analog and R trig -Move Pad Right
X- Start Playing
Triangle - Start Bot (auto bot play)

First I would like to thank Smoke and xerpi for helping me out whenever I needed to do tests or had questions. I would also like to thank yifanlu for creating rejuvenate and to everyone who was involved in vitasdk. I still cant believe all the effort you mustve put in it. This scene sure is something one should look up to.

And now for the game... As the name suggest, RejuveSnake is a native snake homebrew launched through rejuvenate and coded using vitasdk and xepri's vita2dlib.

As I'm not sure Ill have the time to add all the features I wanted to until next week or the week after(and its already been ready for some time now) I decided to publish it now and update it when I can.

Controls

Move the snake using the d-pad
Pause using the start button
Go back to the main menu by pressing select
Everything else for the menus is touch based with the exception of the colors menu in which you could either use touch to select RGB or use the d-pad to do so.

PuzzAttack4vita - This is simple tetris attack clone. Original source in from the following code google link code.google.com/p/puzzattack.

The goal of the game it to match up at least 3 squares of the same color to eliminate them. New rows of squares will be added to the grid in small intervals and grows faster during gameplay. When rows reach the top, the game it over.

The keys

LEFT, RIGHT, UP, DOWN -- for moving the cursor around the grid
CROSS -- swap the 2 sqaures that the cursor is on
LTRIGGER/RTRIGGER -- scroll a new row of randomly generated squares
SELECT - Pause game
START - Start a new game after game over

Todo.

Add theme

Hi all.

I release a version of flood-it for PSVITA. Use rejuvenate to run it like other homebrews.
You can grab it here: here

Sound will be added later.

[UPDATE] 2.25.2016
- Fixed a bug with the fade in/out at startup
- Optimized score position

To install and run 2048, you need a PS Vita running on firmware 3.60, with the HENkaku hack.

Just a tetris for henkaku

It’s the simplest game ever made, yet possibly the most influential game ever made. It spawned a plethora of consoles and to this day there are people that will still play it. Now you can do the same on your PS Vita.

Return of the Hylian is a fan sequel to popular SNES game A Link to the Past. The world is enjoying a new era of peace under the rule of the Seven Sages, but a new crisis approaches and only Link can save Hyrule once more. It features the same type of assets as the SNES games making it feel familiar but not dated. The game has been ported to the PS Vita by developer usineur.

Installation:

– Install the vpk with VitaShell
– Unzip the content of zroth.zip into ux0:data/

Controls:

Commands can be retrieved on the “Help” screen. Just type “Select” to access it during the game.

More features incoming, very soon.

A small endless game where you must dodge the stars. This is a port (or rather, a rewrite, written at the same time the PC version was being written) of a small game made for Programming classes at my university. I've decided to rewrite it in Lua. It's rather incomplete because the original game isn't finished either, and I'll add most features from the PC version once that one is finished. Probably.

This was basically made for fun, it's extremely simple at the moment. I've decided to post it here as to have more people try it and suggest me features to add to it. If you do have a feature request, contact me through GBATemp, Wololo, Twitter or GitHub. I have a significant amount of planned features (most of which already part of the PC version, which I might release to the public eventually if I think it is decent enough), but a lot of them are not preset here.

As for controls.
You use the left analog to move the ship (well, at the moment, ths LPP version of the game uses a small rectangle, but that'll be replaced), or the d-pad. Shooting is (will, as it's not included with this initial release) done by pressing X. The music I used can be found here: https://www.bensound.com/royalty-free-music/track/sci-fi

I'd like to present my first ever lua homebrew for the PS Vita:
a (very) simple implementation of Conway's Game of Life, programmed in only one day.