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DigGaym

DigGaym is the latest action-packed video game for the TempleOS 64-Bit Operating System.

Released August 11th 2021, the third anniversary of Terry Davis' death.

How to Play

Transfer the code to your TempleOS machine and launch it by running #include "Main" or download my distro ISO and boot it in VMware Workstation (or Player). Yes you need to use VMware, It's a no-registration download, it's in the AUR (btwiua). VirtualBox has significant performance issues, and has no sound. QEMU has buggy mouse support and awful sound. Two cores is highly encouraged.

The TempleOS installer has been modified to provide the option of playing the game without installing TempleOS.

If you choose to install TempleOS you will be getting the canonical final release (1a1ec79) modified to 60FPS and DigGaym added to the /Home directory. You can use this as a starting point to create your own TempleOS video games.

Controls

  • Movement: WASD
  • Fire: Left Mouse
  • Toolbelt: # Keys
  • Kill Sound: M
  • Inventory: I
  • Close Menu: ESC
  • Quit: SHIFT+ESC

About

This is an instance of biting off more than you can chew. I wanted to make a game like famous flash game Motherload but instead of fuel as the limiting factor it would be the increased heat from depth, requiring the player to buy and deploy coolers along their route. As the deadline of August 11th approached it was clear that I wouldn't be able to finish this, so I quickly threw together obstacle course levels centered around the use of a grappling hook. The unfinished Sandbox mode is still included and accessible from the main menu.

Build

Dependencies

  • libpng
  • tinyxml2
  • gcc/clang
  • make

Run make to build

Bugs

  • System crash when you try to relaunch the game from the same terminal, related to ifndef header guards

License

MIT+NIGGER

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Description
a TempleOS tile-based platformer with destructible terrain written in HolyC
Readme 302 KiB
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C 41.9%
Shell 4.9%
Makefile 1.6%
C++ 1.2%
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