BePuyo: A Tetris/GemDrop-like game

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Good morning,Haiku users.
I’m currently in vacation and made a small fun project here.
Looking through the HaikuArchives,I found BePuyo really interesting as a small time-wasting game when you’re bored.
It didn’t want to compile anymore,and after it did,it still was buggy.
Now that it works,it’s really fun to play,it’s a bit like Tetris,but also not exactly the same.
Screenshot
The source code is now available at Codeberg: nikisoft/BePuyo: A Tetris/GemDrop-like game - Codeberg.org
I uploaded a 64bit HPKG here: https://codeberg.org/nikisoft/BePuyo/releases/download/1.0.0/BePuyo-1.0.0-1-x86_64.hpkg
Alternatively,you can also compile it yourself: make gives you a binary that you can directly run and make package creates a .hpkg that you can install.
I’m not creating a Release on Codeberg yet,as I don’t have my 32bit Haiku computer with me,so I can’t create the 32bit HPKG here and I don’t know if it even compiles on 32bit or if I broke something (will do that at Sunday when I’m back at home).

Let me know what you think about it :slight_smile:
Also please let me know if you find any bugs or have ideas for improvements.
While this is only a small side-project,I’ll of course try to keep maintaining it.

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I’m now back at home and tested the code on my 32bit Haiku computer - It works :tada:
I have created a 32bit HPKG now as well,and uploaded both HPKGs to the Codeberg Releases,where you can download them:

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I can’t download this in webpositive, it passes anubis but the downloaded archive is also an anubis page

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It seems the download in WebPositive doesn’t send the cookies which are needed to remember that you passed the challenge.
You can instead download the .hpkg from Codeberg,where I reuploaded it today,that doesn’t use Anubis.
Or you can use a Terminal tool like wget or curl since Anubis checks for “Mozilla” in the user agent.

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Hmm… worked for me with Web+ on x86… cool game…

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Or use “Download Linked File” from the context menu. Or, for those already working in haikuwebkit, compile the latest changes.

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or copythe link to clipboard, open a Terminal and use wget or curl

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Thanks for the good number of workarounds,but that’s mostly irrelevant by now.
I reuploaded the HPKG to Codeberg Releases after I verified that 32bit also works,and that’s the preferred download method that will keep working.
The other filesharing site was only a temporary solution,not sure how long they even keep the uploads.
I changed the link in the start post to Codeberg now.

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I just tried it through UTM Virtual Machine. It is unexpectedly fun. 19 was my best score.

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I’ve marked the GitHub repo as “Archived” and linked to your repo here.

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