ncurse_tetris

Tetris project 🖥️

Done by Melissa and Maxime - Epitech 2022 🎓

Overview

This project is a part of the first year of Epitech.
We had 2 weeks to complete it. 🗓️

The goal of this project was to recreate a Tetris game in C using the Ncurses library. 🎮

Features

    --help Display a help message
    -L --level={num} Start Tetris at level num (def: 1)
    -l --key-left={K} Move the tetrimino LEFT using the K key (def: left arrow)
    -r --key-right={K} Move the tetrimino RIGHT using the K key (def: right arrow)
    -t --key-turn={K} TURN the tetrimino clockwise 90d using the K key (def: top arrow)
    -d --key-drop={K} DROP the tetrimino using the K key (def: down arrow)
    -q --key-quit={K} QUIT the game using the K key (def: ‘q’ key)
    -p --key-pause={K} PAUSE/RESTART the game using the K key (def: space bar)
    --map-size={row,col} Set the numbers of rows and columns of the map (def: 20,10)
    -w --without-next Hide next tetrimino (def: false)
    -D --debug Debug mode (def: false)

Running the project locally

From the repo:

• Clone this repostitory locally
• Run make in your bash / command line
• Run ./tetris <left-key-arrow> <right-key-arrow> <grop-key-arrow> <turn-key-arrow> <map-size>

Warning Make sure the Ncurses library is installed or the program won't work.

To try this program, you can use this command that will put the direction arrows to play and a map size of 20 by 20:

make && ./tetris --key-left 68 --key-right 67 --key-drop 66 --key-turn 65 -map-size=20,20 && make fclean

An output you can get from this program can be:

Here are the different tools and languages we used to make this project: 🛠️

Here is the GitHub of the person who did the project with me : Melissa Laget