Tetris-Battle-pygame

Installation

pip install pygame
git clone https://github.com/EdgedSquirrels/Tetris-Battle-pygame.git
cd Tetris-Battle-pygame
python main.py

Enjoy and have fun 🙂

Introduction

Tetris Battle was a well-known online tetris game on Facebook. But due to its closure in 2019, the game is no longer available in Facebook. A fan re-made the game in C++ with SFML. However, setting up the SFML environment may be hard for beginners. Therefore, I made a pygame version based on mvc-game-design, and it will make installation easier. Also, the framework is redesigned for better readibility and maintenance.

Game Mechanism

Most of the implementation follows Tetris Guideline. And this implementation supports Super Rotation System/Standard Rotation System (SRS) as well.

Scoring

The scoring mechanism is based on Tetris Battle settings.

Combo	Sent	Line Clear	Sent
1	1	Single	0
2	1	Double	1
3	2	Triple	2
4	2	Tetris	4
5	3	T-spin Mini	1
6	3	T-spin Single	2
7	4	T-spin Double	4
8	4	T-spin Triple	6
9	4	B2B Tetris	6
10	4	B2B T-Mini	2
11	4	B2B T-Single	3
12	4	B2B T-Double	6
13	4	B2B T-Triple	9
14+	4	Perfect Clear	10

Players

It currently supports 1 player or 2 players. It can be set from the menu. For the two players, 2 modes can be chosen from: KEYBOARD, LOG.

The description of playing modes are shown below:

• KEYBOARD: In this mode, the player is manipulated with keyboard. The mappings are shown below: 1P:

  • Up and X are to rotate 90° clockwise.
  • Space is to hard drop.
  • Shift and C are to hold.
  • Ctrl and Z are to rotate 90° counterclockwise.
  • Left, Right, and Down arrows are to move.

  2P:

  • 0 is to hold.
  • 8, 4, 6, and 2 are hard drop, left shift, right shift, and soft drop respectively.
  • 1, 5, and 9 are to rotate 90° clockwise.
  • 3 and 7 are to rotate 90° counterclockwise.

• LOG: In this mode, the player is from the log file log/log.txt or log/log2.txt. The game will automatically log the movements you make in each game. The name of the log file is in this format: log [year]-[month]-[date] [hour]-[minute]-[second] [1P|2P].txt. If you want to play against your log, simply rename the log file to log/log.txt(for 1P)or log/log2.txt(for 2P).

File structure

• log The directory that stores player logs.
• src The directory that stores images and sound effects.
• components The directory that stores some model components.
  • buttons.py The file that defines buttons.
  • logger.py The file that defines a logger which stores and reads player logs.
  • player.py The file that defines the properties of a player.
• eventmanager.py The file that defines events.
• const.py The file that defines the game, such as width, height, etc.
• model.py The file that defines the main structure.
• view.py The file that handles graphics and sound effects.
• controller.py The file that announce player movements to model.
• main.py The main file that integrates the above functionalities.