Flipull

Flipull is a clone of a Taito puzzle game of the same name (also known as Plotting) in which players control a blob holding a block. Each block has a pattern inside — either a square, a circle, a cross, or a triangle — and the player must match blocks of the same pattern in order to remove them. The objective is to remove a number of specified blocks per level given a time limit. There are 30 levels in total.

This game is known to work on GNU/Linux, Mac OS X, and Microsoft Windows platforms.

Warning

This is a preview version, so there are missing graphics, sounds, and the odd bug here and there. Be warned.

Screen Shots

Title Screen Throwing a block

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Controls

The game is controlled exclusively using the keyboard or a joystick / game pad that maps its buttons to keys.

  • Left, h, A, or B: Throw the blob’s block.
  • Up or k: Move the blob up.
  • Down or j: Move the blob down.
  • Enter or Start: Start the game or pause when ingame.
  • Escape, Click + Start, or Y in the title screen: exit.

License

Flipull is distributed as Free Software under the terms of the GNU General Public License (GPL) version 2.

Bugs, Features, Enhancements

If you find any bug or want to propose any feature to Flipull, please add a new issue ticket to the issue tracker located at:

http://dev.geishastudios.com/flipull/issues/new/

Also, if you prefer, feel free to send me an email to jfita@geishastudios.com with a description of the bug or feature.

Credits

ChangeLog

1.0.0 (2010-11-16)

  • Initial version.

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