project · June 29, 2018 · 2 min read
Fibbozle
A console game in C, like 2048 but the tiles merge along the Fibonacci series instead of doubling. My first proper terminal project in C.
Fibbozle
Fibbozle is a little console game I wrote in C. It plays like the classic 2048, except the twist is in how tiles merge: instead of doubling, matching tiles combine into the next number in the Fibonacci series. So a 1 and a 1 make a 2, a 2 and a 3 make a 5, and so on up the sequence.
This was an important one for me at the time. It was my first attempt at building a complete terminal project entirely in C, and it taught me a lot about modularity, how to split a program into sensible pieces, and how to manage the different parts of something that was, for me back then, a slightly bigger project than usual. Getting the grid logic, the merging rules, and the input handling to all fit together cleanly was the whole point.
How you can use it
Clone it, compile the C, and play it in your terminal. The repo has the code if you want to see how it works or how I structured it.
