About PW7A
PW7A is a short top-down adventure game with a robot as its hero and a little puzzle-solving mixed in. It's made in PICO-8, so the rooms are small, the pixels are chunky and the palette is limited.
You move from room to room, use the action key on what you find, and work through small puzzles along the way. It's a compact game, built to be finished rather than ground through.
The text is available in English as well as Japanese. You can play PW7A online here with a keyboard or a controller.
How to Play PW7A
- Click the game window so it picks up your keyboard.
- Move with the arrow keys.
- Press Z to confirm or take an action.
- Press X to cancel.
- Use a controller instead if you'd rather.
- Explore each room and solve the small puzzles you come across.
What to Expect in PW7A
Expect a compact top-down adventure game built around exploring rooms and solving small puzzles. The puzzles are light, so the game keeps moving.
The music is PICO-8 chiptune, and a custom pixel font gives the text its own look. Play PW7A free when you want a short game with a robot hero and a tidy little world.
Tips for PW7A
- Press Z on anything that looks interesting. The action key is how you find out what matters.
- Use X to back out of menus or choices you did not mean to make.
- Keep a mental map of rooms you could not get through yet, and come back once something changes.
- Take your time in each room. The puzzles reward looking closely more than quick reflexes.
- Play with the sound on. The chiptune music does a lot for the atmosphere.
Who Made PW7A
PW7A was made by スイカ食べ食べうさぎ, who released it on itch.io. It's made in PICO-8, with music by Fettuccini and a custom pixel font. FunClicker embeds the creator's own version so you can play it here without downloading anything. We did not make the game, and the credit for its design, code, and art belongs to its creator. You can find the original on the PW7A page on itch.io.
FAQ
Is PW7A free?
Yes. PW7A is free to play in your browser here, with nothing to install and no account to make. Click the game window, then use the arrow keys and Z to get going. It's a short adventure, so you can see a good chunk of it in one sitting.
How do you play PW7A?
Move with the arrow keys, press Z to confirm or take an action, and press X to cancel. A controller also works. Explore the rooms, interact with what you find, and work through the small puzzles that come up as your robot makes its way around.
What kind of game is PW7A?
PW7A is a short top-down adventure game starring a robot, with a light layer of puzzles. It's made in PICO-8, so it has small rooms, chunky pixel art and chiptune music. Think of it as a compact exploration game you can finish without a big time commitment.
Who made PW7A?
PW7A was made by スイカ食べ食べうさぎ, who released it on itch.io. It's built in PICO-8, with music by Fettuccini and a custom pixel font. FunClicker did not make the game. We embed the creator's own version so you can play it here, and the Who Made section links to the original.
Can I play PW7A on a Chromebook or phone?
PW7A works well on a Chromebook, laptop or desktop, since it uses the arrow keys plus Z and X. A controller is supported too. A phone may load the game, but you'll need a keyboard or a controller to play it comfortably.
Is PW7A unblocked at school?
PW7A needs only a browser tab, with no download or plugin. Whether it opens on a school or work network depends on that network's filter, which we do not control. If the game loads, it plays the same way it does anywhere else.
Is PW7A in English?
Yes. PW7A was first made in Japanese and now has English text as well, so you can follow everything without knowing Japanese. The controls are the same in both: arrow keys to move, Z to confirm or act, and X to cancel.
Can I play PW7A with a controller?
Yes. PW7A supports a controller as well as the keyboard. On a keyboard, the arrow keys move your robot, Z confirms or takes an action, and X cancels. With a controller, press a button once the game is open so the browser picks it up.
