Tetris Spacestation
This game is from the old Ludum Dare platform. You can try viewing the original page on Web Archive
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Right, this was a little bit too big for 2 days and it's even less done than usual. Heh.
However, this is a card/tetris/surival thingimabob:
- You can click on the cards at the bottom of the screen to play / discard them
- After you've played or discarded at least one, or more cards, you can click the text in the lower right hand corner of the screen. This allows you to click on exactly one room to activate it. Activating different rooms gives you different resources.
- You need to create 10 warp points in warp cores to win
- You'll lose health if you have more than 6 fighters, or you get too close to the sun. Activate your guns and your engines to avoid that!
-- Changes on Monday:
* Added Web-Port. It's laggy, but it's working.
- Changes done for the web port:
-- Mostly shuffling things from java 7 to java 6
--- deleted uses of String.format because that's just logging
--- declared a bunch of variables final so GWT can figure out the closures right
--- Had to implement Collections.shuffle myself
None of these change the gameplay in any meaningful way, so this should be fine.
However, this is a card/tetris/surival thingimabob:
- You can click on the cards at the bottom of the screen to play / discard them
- After you've played or discarded at least one, or more cards, you can click the text in the lower right hand corner of the screen. This allows you to click on exactly one room to activate it. Activating different rooms gives you different resources.
- You need to create 10 warp points in warp cores to win
- You'll lose health if you have more than 6 fighters, or you get too close to the sun. Activate your guns and your engines to avoid that!
-- Changes on Monday:
* Added Web-Port. It's laggy, but it's working.
- Changes done for the web port:
-- Mostly shuffling things from java 7 to java 6
--- deleted uses of String.format because that's just logging
--- declared a bunch of variables final so GWT can figure out the closures right
--- Had to implement Collections.shuffle myself
None of these change the gameplay in any meaningful way, so this should be fine.