A game for the Lazy Dev 2024 Summer Jam.
You can download the latest release from here.
Otherwise, if you want to build for your platform, do the following:
git clone https://github.com/magnetrwn/tetris-tornadocd tetris-tornado./build.sh <platform>- get the distributable zip in the
dist/folder
Where <platform> is one of the following:
windowslinux
You start with a small base to drop tetrominoes on. During the game, there will be random gusts of wind, indicated by red arrows to prepare the player before they pick up speed. The player can then prepare for the pieces to be moved in the direction of the wind and adjust their strategy accordingly.
The main objective of the game is to make as big of a tower as possible. The game is endless, with the score being the maximum number of pieces that have been kept for a certain amount of time (score rises only once blocks stop blinking, and if the total amount goes above the displayed value).
- Move the mouse to handle the placement cursor.
LMBto place the piece.RMBto rotate the piece.Pto pause the game.
If the tetromino has been placed, there will be a short delay before the next piece is allowed to be spawned, indicated by the cursor turning red.
If you were looking for the cross-compilation toolchain, it's this one. This project expands from a template wrapper I made around Raylib and Box2D, including the correct static libraries to link against on Windows, that were built using the toolchain. If you are interested in where the compiled libraries come from please tell me.
Note: on Linux the libraries are linked dynamically, so you will need to have them installed on your system! This way the final executable is smaller and easier to distribute.
- You can place pieces inside of each other.
- There's a bunch more.
This simple game is licensed under the BSD 3-Clause License. See the LICENSE file for more information.
Asset licenses are located at each asset folder and are not included in the game's license. Their credits are as well.
