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I've added a new level select scene after picking your set, and I've updated the engine to store the result of each puzzle separately. The level select is paged (can't fit all 50 on one screen), so needed to add a new "previous button" graphic. Added confirmation prompts, so I can prompt before quitting, and for a new menu option to clear your scores if you want to reset your progress. Progress is still not persisted when you exit, as I haven't figured out how to do that yet. I've also rearranged the title screen a bit. |
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MacLO
MacLO is a clone of the puzzle game Lights Out for the 68k Macintosh. It is a port of ArduLO for the Arduboy.
MacLO is B&W and has been tested on System 6.0.8 and System 7.5.5.
Build
To build MacLO from source, you'll need a working THINK C 5.0 development environment. This can be done in an emulator such as Mini vMac or on real hardware.
Play
MacLO contains two sets of 50 puzzles. At the title screen you can select either Set A or Set B with the mouse to start the game. You can also toggle sound on and off.
The objective is to turn off all of the lights in as few moves as possible. Clicking a light will cause it and the nearby lights to toggle in the shape of a plus.
After finshing a puzzle, you'll be given a score in one to three stars. Here you can either move on to the next puzzle or retry for a better score. Try to get three stars on all 50 levels in the set!
Errata
MacLO is open-source under the MIT license.
Copyright (c) 2021 Jon Thysell