Description
Have you ever wondered how certain games are created? In this installment of "How Did They Do That: Tetris" we analyze exactly what goes in to making a game like Tetris. In this project / tutorial we go over exactly what the mechanics are that makes this game so popular and we do it in laimens terms so that it is easy to understand.
In this neat little project we explore:
- Grid based calculations to flip and rotate blocks
- Saving and loading high scores
- Custom font to fit the block design
- Snazzy effects
- Difficulty that ramps up over time
- Score multiplier for clearing multiple lines at the same time
- Easy controls
- Tiles
and much much more!
- Note that these projects / source engines are NOT completed games. They are simply demos that seek to break down the core mechanics of a beloved and popular video game. While many of these games are no doubt programmed outside of the Game Maker IDE, their core components attempt to replicate consistency and accuracy to the authenticity of the original invention.
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Age Rating: 4+
Version
GMS1 - Version 1.0.0. Published July 23, 2016
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