Well, at least your code will be good
If Linus would think "its open source, and if other people can ruin the code, why should I make it good?", Linux wouldn't be as good as it is now

Some people will cheat no matter what barriers are in place. Just worry about making sure someone could not accidentally cheat, and leave it at that.

My current issues are not related with people cheating but with my game being of good quality, I like your way of thinking. As long as the user doesn't cheat by accident it's good, it's up to each one to do whatever they want.

Powerups?

Power-ups are when the player gets additional abilities/powers. They are also items that induce such powers in the player.
In the case of your game, power-ups could fall down like blocks and the player would have to catch them.
There also need not just be power-ups; you could have items that reduce the player's abilities.
An example of a power-up would be an item that makes the blocks fall slower when the player catches it.

This looks nice, great work ephan!

Thanks a lot apcalc!

Power-ups are when the player gets additional abilities/powers. They are also items that induce such powers in the player.
In the case of your game, power-ups could fall down like blocks and the player would have to catch them.
There also need not just be power-ups; you could have items that reduce the player's abilities.
An example of a power-up would be an item that makes the blocks fall slower when the player catches it.

I see, that's actually very easy to implement, I'll just have items falling instead of just blocks. I make another array with "blocks" (items) that fall at a lower rate than blocks.

When the contest is finished, I'll go ahead and add that, because right now I'm quite busy and can't do it, thanks for the suggestion though