Loopover TUI implementation in Rust 🦀
You have to compile it yourself, but that shouldn't be a problem. Only thing you need is cargo. You need to go to the loopover project folder and run:
cargo build -r
After it's done compiling, you can start it in ./target/release/loopover.
You can start loopover in default size (3x3) like this:
./loopover
If you want to play with custom game size, you can do it like this:
./loopover -s <width> <height>
All the usage and options can be seen in the help:
./loopover -h
It's sliding tile puzzle game, which was originaly created by carykh. It's displayed on a grid of a chosen size. The board is then scrambled and players goal is to solve the puzzle so the numbers are in ascending order. Solving is done by sliding rows and columns.
When you start the game, you can immediately see the game itself. To scramble
the board, you can press Enter key, after which you can start solving the
puzzle. By using Arrow keys you can change selected cell and when pressing
Shift together with any Arrow key, you slide from selected position to
direction corresponding to the arrow pressed. The timer is started after the
first sliding move and after finishing the solve, it's saved in the stats.
When the board contains more then 9 cells, more compact cell type is used. The game works the same, it is just for the purpose of fitting the board to the screen.
You can see last few solves on the right of the board, but if you want to
look at more detailed statistics, you can press Tab to open Statistics
screen. It shows list of all solves on the board with current size as well
as time, date, moves and also game replay of the currently selected stat.
To view the replay, you can go to the next move by pressing Right key,
or going back by pressing Left key.
To go back to the game screen, you can press Tab again.
CTRL + c: rage quitq/Esc: exit the game
- Author: Martan03
- GitHub repository: loopover
- Author website: martan03.github.io