Jogo de cobra na linha de comando?

Lembro-me há muito tempo de ter um telefone celular antigo com um jogo que, acredito, se chamava algo como "Cobra" ou "Cobra", e basicamente era possível mudar a direção da cobra com as setas do teclado. a cobra não pode se tocar (ou acabar com o jogo), mas se tocar nas bordas do mapa, ela simplesmente aparecerá do outro lado. O objetivo do jogo era fazer com que a cobra come comida, mas com cada pedaço de comida (toda vez que comia um pouco mais apareceria em outro lugar, mas normalmente um de cada vez), a cobra ficava mais um pouco, tornando-a mais difícil de jogar.

Tenho certeza de que todos vocês estarão familiarizados com este jogo, então fiquei pensando (como sinto falta desse jogo e só consigo encontrar versões 3D ímpares) se existe uma versão desse jogo no Terminal? Eu esperava que ele ficasse com o original e fosse algo parecido com o ASCII, talvez?

Estou executando o Ubuntu GNOME 16.04.1 com o GNOME 3.20. Existe um aplicativo gratuito nos repositórios oficiais (de onde eu preferiria)?

", existe um aplicativo gratuito nos repositórios oficiais (de onde eu preferiria)?"

Primeiro, nsnakedeve atender exatamente sua necessidade

sudo apt-get install nsnake

Mais dois que encontrei foram snake4abertos em uma nova janela; portanto, não é um jogo de terminal, gnibblesmas não consegui fazê-lo funcionar.

O jogo é chamado centipedee sua história completa pode ser encontrada aqui: http://wp.subnetzero.org/?p=269 . Este é um jogo bash que não requer downloads e um estudo interessante para aqueles interessados ​​em scripts bash.

Você pode alterar o tamanho da tela para torná-la menor e mais desafiadora, alterando estas variáveis:

LASTCOL=40                              # Last col of game area
LASTROW=20                              # Last row of game area

Aqui está o código:

#!/bin/bash
#
# Centipede game
#
# v2.0
#
# Author: sol@subnetzero.org
#
# Functions

drawborder() {
   # Draw top
   tput setf 6
   tput cup $FIRSTROW $FIRSTCOL
   x=$FIRSTCOL
   while [ "$x" -le "$LASTCOL" ];
   do
      printf %b "$WALLCHAR"
      x=$(( $x + 1 ));
   done

   # Draw sides
   x=$FIRSTROW
   while [ "$x" -le "$LASTROW" ];
   do
      tput cup $x $FIRSTCOL; printf %b "$WALLCHAR"
      tput cup $x $LASTCOL; printf %b "$WALLCHAR"
      x=$(( $x + 1 ));
   done

   # Draw bottom
   tput cup $LASTROW $FIRSTCOL
   x=$FIRSTCOL
   while [ "$x" -le "$LASTCOL" ];
   do
      printf %b "$WALLCHAR"
      x=$(( $x + 1 ));
   done
   tput setf 9
}

apple() {
   # Pick coordinates within the game area
   APPLEX=$[( $RANDOM % ( $[ $AREAMAXX - $AREAMINX ] + 1 ) ) + $AREAMINX ]
   APPLEY=$[( $RANDOM % ( $[ $AREAMAXY - $AREAMINY ] + 1 ) ) + $AREAMINY ]
}

drawapple() {
   # Check we haven't picked an occupied space
   LASTEL=$(( ${#LASTPOSX[@]} - 1 ))
   x=0
   apple
   while [ "$x" -le "$LASTEL" ];
   do
      if [ "$APPLEX" = "${LASTPOSX[$x]}" ] && [ "$APPLEY" = "${LASTPOSY[$x]}" ];
      then
         # Invalid coords... in use
         x=0
         apple
      else
         x=$(( $x + 1 ))
      fi
   done
   tput setf 4
   tput cup $APPLEY $APPLEX
   printf %b "$APPLECHAR"
   tput setf 9
}

growsnake() {
   # Pad out the arrays with oldest position 3 times to make snake bigger
   LASTPOSX=( ${LASTPOSX[0]} ${LASTPOSX[0]} ${LASTPOSX[0]} ${LASTPOSX[@]} )
   LASTPOSY=( ${LASTPOSY[0]} ${LASTPOSY[0]} ${LASTPOSY[0]} ${LASTPOSY[@]} )
   RET=1
   while [ "$RET" -eq "1" ];
   do
      apple
      RET=$?
   done
   drawapple
}

move() {
   case "$DIRECTION" in
      u) POSY=$(( $POSY - 1 ));;
      d) POSY=$(( $POSY + 1 ));;
      l) POSX=$(( $POSX - 1 ));;
      r) POSX=$(( $POSX + 1 ));;
   esac

   # Collision detection
   ( sleep $DELAY && kill -ALRM $$ ) &
   if [ "$POSX" -le "$FIRSTCOL" ] || [ "$POSX" -ge "$LASTCOL" ] ; then
      tput cup $(( $LASTROW + 1 )) 0
      stty echo
      echo " GAME OVER! You hit a wall!"
      gameover
   elif [ "$POSY" -le "$FIRSTROW" ] || [ "$POSY" -ge "$LASTROW" ] ; then
      tput cup $(( $LASTROW + 1 )) 0
      stty echo
      echo " GAME OVER! You hit a wall!"
      gameover
   fi

   # Get Last Element of Array ref
   LASTEL=$(( ${#LASTPOSX[@]} - 1 ))
   #tput cup $ROWS 0
   #printf "LASTEL: $LASTEL"

   x=1 # set starting element to 1 as pos 0 should be undrawn further down (end of tail)
   while [ "$x" -le "$LASTEL" ];
   do
      if [ "$POSX" = "${LASTPOSX[$x]}" ] && [ "$POSY" = "${LASTPOSY[$x]}" ];
      then
         tput cup $(( $LASTROW + 1 )) 0
         echo " GAME OVER! YOU ATE YOURSELF!"
         gameover
      fi
      x=$(( $x + 1 ))
   done

   # clear the oldest position on screen
   tput cup ${LASTPOSY[0]} ${LASTPOSX[0]}
   printf " "

   # truncate position history by 1 (get rid of oldest)
   LASTPOSX=( `echo "${LASTPOSX[@]}" | cut -d " " -f 2-` $POSX )
   LASTPOSY=( `echo "${LASTPOSY[@]}" | cut -d " " -f 2-` $POSY )
   tput cup 1 10
   #echo "LASTPOSX array ${LASTPOSX[@]} LASTPOSY array ${LASTPOSY[@]}"
   tput cup 2 10
   echo "SIZE=${#LASTPOSX[@]}"

   # update position history (add last to highest val)
   LASTPOSX[$LASTEL]=$POSX
   LASTPOSY[$LASTEL]=$POSY

   # plot new position
   tput setf 2
   tput cup $POSY $POSX
   printf %b "$SNAKECHAR"
   tput setf 9

   # Check if we hit an apple
   if [ "$POSX" -eq "$APPLEX" ] && [ "$POSY" -eq "$APPLEY" ]; then
      growsnake
      updatescore 10
   fi
}

updatescore() {
   SCORE=$(( $SCORE + $1 ))
   tput cup 2 30
   printf "SCORE: $SCORE"
}
randomchar() {
    [ $# -eq 0 ] && return 1
    n=$(( ($RANDOM % $#) + 1 ))
    eval DIRECTION=\${$n}
}

gameover() {
   tput cvvis
   stty echo
   sleep $DELAY
   trap exit ALRM
   tput cup $ROWS 0
   exit
}

###########################END OF FUNCS##########################

# Prettier characters but not supported
# by all termtypes/locales
#SNAKECHAR="\0256"                      # Character to use for snake
#WALLCHAR="\0244"                       # Character to use for wall
#APPLECHAR="\0362"                      # Character to use for apples
#
# Normal boring ASCII Chars
SNAKECHAR="@"                           # Character to use for snake
WALLCHAR="X"                            # Character to use for wall
APPLECHAR="o"                           # Character to use for apples
#
SNAKESIZE=3                             # Initial Size of array aka snake
DELAY=0.2                               # Timer delay for move function
FIRSTROW=3                              # First row of game area
FIRSTCOL=1                              # First col of game area
LASTCOL=40                              # Last col of game area
LASTROW=20                              # Last row of game area
AREAMAXX=$(( $LASTCOL - 1 ))            # Furthest right play area X
AREAMINX=$(( $FIRSTCOL + 1 ))           # Furthest left play area X
AREAMAXY=$(( $LASTROW - 1 ))            # Lowest play area Y
AREAMINY=$(( $FIRSTROW + 1))            # Highest play area Y
ROWS=`tput lines`                       # Rows in terminal
ORIGINX=$(( $LASTCOL / 2 ))             # Start point X - use bc as it will round
ORIGINY=$(( $LASTROW / 2 ))             # Start point Y - use bc as it will round
POSX=$ORIGINX                           # Set POSX to start pos
POSY=$ORIGINY                           # Set POSY to start pos

# Pad out arrays
ZEROES=`echo |awk '{printf("%0"'"$SNAKESIZE"'"d\n",$1)}' | sed 's/0/0 /g'`
LASTPOSX=( $ZEROES )                    # Pad with zeroes to start with
LASTPOSY=( $ZEROES )                    # Pad with zeroes to start with

SCORE=0                                 # Starting score

clear
echo "
Keys:

 W - UP
 S - DOWN
 A - LEFT
 D - RIGHT
 X - QUIT

If characters do not display properly, consider changing
SNAKECHAR, APPLECHAR and WALLCHAR variables in script.
Characters supported depend upon your terminal setup.

Press Return to continue
"

stty -echo
tput civis
read RTN
tput setb 0
tput bold
clear
drawborder
updatescore 0

# Draw the first apple on the screen
# (has collision detection to ensure we don't draw
# over snake)
drawapple
sleep 1
trap move ALRM

# Pick a random direction to start moving in
DIRECTIONS=( u d l r )
randomchar "${DIRECTIONS[@]}"

sleep 1
move
while :
do
   read -s -n 1 key
   case "$key" in
   w)   DIRECTION="u";;
   s)   DIRECTION="d";;
   a)   DIRECTION="l";;
   d)   DIRECTION="r";;
   x)   tput cup $COLS 0
        echo "Quitting..."
        tput cvvis
        stty echo
        tput reset
        printf "Bye Bye!\n"
        trap exit ALRM
        sleep $DELAY
        exit 0
        ;;
   esac
done

Há uma coleção de jogos de linha de comando chamados bsdgames.

Você pode instalá-lo digitando sudo apt-get install bsdgames ou sudo apt install bsdgames.

Após a instalação bem-sucedida, você pode iniciar o jogo a partir desta lista (apenas digitando seu nome no terminal)

adventure (6)        - an exploration game
sol (6)              - a collection of card games which are easy to play with the aid of a mouse.
arithmetic (6)       - quiz on simple arithmetic
atc (6)              - air traffic controller game
backgammon (6)       - the game of backgammon
battlestar (6)       - a tropical adventure game
bcd (6)              - "reformat input as punch cards, paper tape or morse code"
boggle (6)           - word search game
caesar (6)           - decrypt caesar ciphers
canfield (6)         - the solitaire card game canfield
cfscores (6)         - the solitaire card game canfield
chkfont (6)          - checks figlet 2.0 and up font files for format errors
countmail (6)        - be obnoxious about how much mail you have
cowsay (6)           - configurable speaking/thinking cow (and a bit more)
cribbage (6)         - the card game cribbage
dab (6)              - Dots and Boxes game
espdiff (6)          - apply the appropriate transformation to a set of patches
figlet-figlet (6)    - display large characters made up of ordinary screen characters
figlist (6)          - lists figlet fonts and control files
fortune (6)          - print a random, hopefully interesting, adage
gnome-mahjongg (6)   - A matching game played with Mahjongg tiles
gnome-mines (6)      - The popular logic puzzle minesweeper
gnome-sudoku (6)     - puzzle game for the popular Japanese sudoku logic puzzle
go-fish (6)          - play "Go Fish"
gomoku (6)           - game of 5 in a row
hack (6)             - exploring The Dungeons of Doom
hangman (6)          - computer version of the game hangman
hunt (6)             - a multi-player multi-terminal game
huntd (6)            - hunt daemon, back-end for hunt game
intro (6)            - introduction to games
lolcat (6)           - rainbow coloring for text
mille (6)            - play Mille Bornes
monop (6)            - Monopoly game
morse (6)            - "reformat input as punch cards, paper tape or morse code"
number (6)           - convert Arabic numerals to English
phantasia (6)        - an interterminal fantasy game
pig (6)              - eformatray inputway asway Igpay Atinlay
pom (6)              - display the phase of the moon
ppt (6)              - "reformat input as punch cards, paper tape or morse code"
primes (6)           - generate primes
quiz (6)             - random knowledge tests
rain (6)             - animated raindrops display
random (6)           - random lines from a file or random numbers
robots (6)           - fight off villainous robots
rot13 (6)            - decrypt caesar ciphers
sail (6)             - multi-user wooden ships and iron men
snake (6)            - display chase game
snscore (6)          - display chase game
teachgammon (6)      - learn to play backgammon
tetris-bsd (6)       - the game of tetris
trek (6)             - trekkie game
wargames (6)         - shall we play a game?
worm (6)             - Play the growing worm game
worms (6)            - animate worms on a display terminal
wtf (6)              - translates acronyms for you
wump (6)             - hunt the wumpus in an underground cave

Para sair desses jogos, pressione Ctrl+C