Some simple games written in Python3.

Tetris

To play the game, cd in to the Tetris folder, and run

# example 
python Tetris.py 15 7

command line arguments are explained as the following:

• usage: Tetris.py [-h] R C
• positional arguments:
  • R: number of rows for the game board (>=5)
  • C: number of columns for the game board (>=5)

After running the command, the game would start with a random stone, eg:

Tetris.py: 
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#piece: 1   score: 0
Use the direction button to move the stone (up:rotation)

You can use the direction keys on your keyboar to control movements of the stone at each step. KEY_UP will rotate stone 90 degrees clockwise.

MineSweeper

To play the game, cd in to the MineSweeper folder, and run

# example 
python MineSweeper.py 7 7 10

The arguments are explained as following:

• usage: MineSweeper.py [-h] R C Nmine

• positional arguments:

  • R: number of rows for the game board (between [4, 26])
  • C: number of columns for the game board (between [4,26])
  • Nmine: number of mines

The mine zone is represented by a matrix with rows and columns labeled with letters. The letters will be used in commands to make your moves.

MineSweeper.py: 
                              a b c d e f g
                             --------------
                           a|     1 F 1     |
                           b| 2 2 3 2 2     |
                           c| █ █ █ F 1     |
                           d| █ █ █ 1 1     |
                           e| █ █ █ 1       |
                           f| █ █ █ 1   1 1 |
                           g| █ █ █ 1   1 F |
                             --------------
Number of mines: 10
Number of flags: 3
your next move, in the format of (f/c row col). f for flag, c for click.
your input: (_, _, _)

You will see this prompt asking you for next move: You next move (f/c row column):
There are two kinds of moves you can make:

• flag (syntax f row col)
  for example: f a c will flag block row a and column c as mine (marked with a yellow F)
• click (syntax c row col)
  for example: c b e will click on block row e column f. If it is a mine, game over. Otherwise, the number for that block will be disclosed.

When game is over, the full unmasked mine zone will be displayed, using red Ms as mines:

MineSweeper.py: 
                              a b c d e f g
                             --------------
                           a|     1 M 1     |
                           b| 2 2 3 2 2     |
                           c| M M 3 M 1     |
                           d| 3 M 3 1 1     |
                           e| 2 3 3 1       |
                           f| 3 M M 1   1 1 |
                           g| M M 3 1   1 M |
                             --------------
Number of mines: 10
Number of flags: 3
Number of clicked blocks: 33
Number of correct flags: 3
Number of wrong flags: 0
Game over. Press any button to exit ...