Stacking Trouble

Stacking Trouble is a game that (poorly) attempts to re-create Stack Attack game that came preloaded on old Siemens phones. The goal of the game to organize falling crates into a row by pushing them. Once the bottom-most row is filled, it is discarded and points are awarded. Crates can also be destroyed by jumping and hitting them with the character from underneath. 

This game is made for the Langjam Gamejam, the goal of which is to create a programming language first and then write a game in it, all in 7 days. Stacking Trouble is written in Bla - a very Python-inspired dynamically-typed imperative interpreted programming language. The compiler and the interpreter are written in Go. 

The language supports:

• Functions/Function references (i.e. virtual calls).
• Lists/Objects.
• Loop/If statements.
• Global constants.

Check the repository on Github for the source code.

Controls

Arrows to move, Space to jump, Enter to restart. 

Big thanks to Langjam Gamejam organizers!