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Explore the projectFoundations / C++ architecture
Tetris, one component at a time.
A C++ learning project separating the board, pieces, timing and player commands.
01 / The challenge
The question behind the system.
Keep game mechanics and player interaction understandable as state and timing change.
This collaborative implementation explores modern C++ through the familiar mechanics of Tetris. Board state, collision, rotation, scoring and levels are organised into separate components with an MVC-inspired structure.
02 / The approach
From architecture to implementation.
- 01
Divide the model into board, piece, bag, position, level and timer components.
- 02
Handle movement, rotation, collision and line clearing through a separate controller.
03 / Outcomes
What the work shows.
- A command-driven game with configurable board and victory conditions, scoring and level progression.
04 / Scope & next steps
Where the work stands.
- The documented interface is command-driven; graphical presentation is an extension rather than a completed feature.
Developed by Alec Waumans and Giuliano Taurone. Inspired by Tetris, created by Alexey Pajitnov.
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