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I've tried this on Mac.
As you can see in this screenshot, I looked in your Linux shell script (as trying to run it from the finder caused MacOS to start up XCode, the SDK for Mac), but as Mac uses Unix commands, I just typed the same command, and well, see for yourself what happened....
Please remember, I'm a nitwit when it comes to Java, so help me a little. ;)
(To magnify the picture, click this link: https://imgur.com/Y26Hc12)
(To play this game you must install Java (https://www.java.com/en/download/) ).
The Oyster Mirror is a traditional puzzle game with 35 different stages and many different puzzle elements. Beat the stages within the given stage limit to earn a special golden star and eventually unlock the special ending.
Controls
Arrow keys/Left analogue stick/Dpad: Move
R/(Y) button: Reset
Enter/(Start): Confirm/open menu
Escape/(Back): Go back/quit
F4: Toggle fullscreen
Left Ctrl+Q: Force quit
XInput gamepads are supported. DirectInput pads may also work, but the buttons are slightly different
Playing the game
Windows: unzip the content and run oyster.jar with Java, or run run_windows.bat.
Linux : unzip the content, go to the folder, open terminal and type java -jar oyster.jar, or alternatively run run_linux.sh
Features missing/broken in beta 0.9.0:
No audio. I might add audio later if I find a good Java audio library, but don't count on it.
There are some bugs in Stage 35 ("Master Puzzle"). You may sometimes be able to walk inside movable blocks.
Endings might not always trigger correctly.
Bugs reports are encouraged.
Source code on Github: https://github.com/jani-nykanen/the-oyster-mirror
The game was written in Java using LWJGL library.
#puzzle #java #javadev #lwjgl #relaxed #hires #fullhd #smooth
