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dwaradzyn	2011-01-08 , 21:07
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Mokomaze is the opensource implementation of the classic game where
you control a steel ball by tilting a wooden labyrinth. It is
written in C using SDL and adapted for Neo Freerunner.

Copyright (C) 2009 Anton Olkhovik <ant007h@gmail.com>

Benefits:
* controlled by accelerometer
* simulates (by vibration) feedback from ball hits against the walls
* high performance and low resource consumption
* simple levelpack file format

N900 was really lacking a decent Labyrinth clone. This one is backed by Open Dynamics Engine and features very realistic physics as well as quite attractive graphics and a lot of fun (48 levels). It works smoothly on N900 and vibration feedback makes it even cooler.

Changes I made to version v0.5.5 of Mokomaze:

Backgrounds and walls are made darken a little.
Replaced icons because of: Bug#600374: mokomaze: uses non-free, possibly non-distributable icons. I used Glowing Purple Neon Icons from http://icons.mysitemyway.com.
Using tahoma font to get rid of liberation-ttf dependency (package not available for fremantle).
Added accelerometer calibration on resuming the game.
Added level access control. You have to finish previous levels to get access to next ones.

Screenshots:

Videos:
Mokomaze 0.5.0 on Neo-Freerunner: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VVRRXx2kEu8
This port on Nokia N900:

The package is available from extras-devel. Have fun and please post your feedback here.

Last edited by dwaradzyn; 2011-01-09 at 14:32. Reason: Package uploaded

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Acidspunk	2011-01-08 , 21:11
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Looking good. Thanks.

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dwaradzyn	2011-01-08 , 23:18
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The package is available in extras-devel but HAM is not showing it under games. I have not figured out why (any advice?). Anyway you can install it using:

Code:

apt-get install mokomaze

Have a nice game

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Mentalist Traceur	2011-01-08 , 23:28
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Originally Posted by dwaradzyn

The package is available in extras-devel but HAM is not showing it under games. I have not figured out why (any advice?). Anyway you can install it using:
Code:
apt-get install mokomaze
Have a nice game

Did you set the section the package is in as "user/games" or whatever? It has to have "user" as one of the categories/sections, or else Hildon Application Manager (and FApMan, unless you select the advanced display option to show ALL packages) won't show it.

It was designed that way as a way to keep end users from doing stupid ****, namely installing some random library because it sounds cool, without knowing what it actually does.

Other than that, I haven't installed it yet, but screenshots look great. N900 greatly benefits from more games, definitely - great to see someone porting one.

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Megaltariak	2011-01-08 , 23:35
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Nice little game

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dwaradzyn	2011-01-08 , 23:41
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Originally Posted by Mentalist Traceur

Did you set the section the package is in as "user/games" or whatever? It has to have "user" as one of the categories/sections, or else Hildon Application Manager (and FApMan, unless you select the advanced display option to show ALL packages) won't show it.

Yes debian/control has this line:

Code:

Section: user/games

I copied it from my other package (CloudGPS) and only altered some data.

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Nokia 5700	2011-01-09 , 00:08
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This game is awesome!

The physics and graphics are impressive.

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Mentalist Traceur	2011-01-09 , 00:08
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Hmmm. No clue then. And I can't test whether it shows up for me right now because my campus wifi is being 'tarded, so unless I spend the next 20 minutes fiddling with setting up USB networking again, I can't get my N900 internet-ed.