So today, i made a simple rage game for nspire.
Its about 1 hours work, 83 lines of code, and 2KB, so nothing special, really just me practicing some varius techniques in lua.

How to play:
Move the curser around, and the blue square will follow it.
The closer the square is to the cursor, the slower it will move.
Avoid the red squares that spawn every .03 seconds.
The Red squares move slower when they are near the blue square.
Try not to die

Screenshots here, and a download below





EDIT: Just a warning, this game runs incredibly fast on the student software, if you want me to change that I can, but I thought it was exciting that way, so for now, if you want to play it at a normal speed, do it on calc

EDIT: Now compatable with OS 3.1

Its kind of like that. The main difference is that you control it with the cursor, and the blue square follows the cursor, rather than directictly controlling the square. Also, just having cursor controls in general is pretty different. Also, you dont have to collect items, and there is an infinite number of enemies spawning

@fb39ca4: I'm not sure what you mean by that. Could you explain?
Anyways, I optimized a bit, made it harder, and slowed it down on student software. I cant promise it will work on 3.1 though because im not sure if platform.hw() works with 3.1. If not, just use the link at the top.

@fb39ca4: I'm not sure what you mean by that. Could you explain?
Anyways, I optimized a bit, made it harder, and slowed it down on student software. I cant promise it will work on 3.1 though because im not sure if platform.hw() works with 3.1. If not, just use the link at the top.

You can use timer.getMilliSecCounter to get the time in milliseconds, and from that calculate the time since the last frame. You can either have everything move proportional to the delta time, resulting in a variable framerate yet constant gameplay speed, or wait for the delta time to reach a certain amount, resulting in a constant framerate.

01101000 01101111 01101111 01110010 01100001 01111001 00100000 01100110 01101111 01110010 00100000 01100010 01101001 01101110 01100001 01110010 01111001 !!!!!!!!!!!!!