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This is a game I started working on earlier. I'm using C++ with SFML; I learned the library's basics last night. According to the Project Properties, this game works on Windows (32-bit), and Unix (both 32-bit), but I'm not sure. It's still on work-in-progress stage. I apologize for the crappy graphics.



In this game, you have to find the exit through some rooms and mazes using your arrow keys for turn-based movement.

Current Blocks::

Aqua: Gamer/Player
Black: Spaces
Blue: Walls
Yellow: Portals
Darker Yellows: Dead Portals
Orange: Light Switches (Can be used to activate portals.)
Red: Enemies
Green: Exit

And maybe I will provide the source code.

I will only provide the source code if I release the final version.

Update (v.0.1):

++ Mechanics reworked
++ Improved graphics thanks to vertex arrays
++ Added three simple levels (don't expect much; it's really small)

Description:

The blue and aqua block must reach the (yellow) portal in each level. The whole game will restart if the gamer touches the lasers (red tiles). I will be adding moving lasers in the future.
Also, I added a twist on the mechanics: there are "pong controllers" in the game for added difficulty. Use "Up" and "Down" keys to move them.
There are two paddles which have the same four "movement blocks" but in different orders.
If the continuously-moving rainbow ball touches a certain movement block, the actual player entity will move in a turn-based position.
All green movement blocks give upward movement to the player.
All blue movement blocks give downward movement to the player.
All magenta movement blocks give leftward movement to the player.
All red movement blocks give rightward movement to the player.
If you still don't "get" it, I suggest that you try the demo (link below) so you will get an idea on how the mechanics work.

You can download it here!

Comments or Suggestions? Criticisms or compliments? Feel free to post 'em.