Game: Br!x 2.0

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thumb.jpgJason Bonham [p00f] has created a Blender game that everyone on the BlenderArtists forums is raving about. It’s a combination of breakout and space invaders and contrary to most Blender game projects, this one is finished, highly playable and quite addictive.

Some other features that I like: Jason only used logic blocks for this game, just to see if he could pull it off. There’s not a line of Python code inside. Similarly, he hasn’t used any textures (although I do think the game might look a bit more polished if he did). It even has a few surprises such as (multiple) enemies and a multi-ball feature.

Now, grab your copy (right-click, save-as), read the instructions below and enjoy!

Move paddle left and right:

  • <== and ==>,
  • Left and right mouse buttons.
  • A-key and D-key
  • Joystick left and right

Fire Missile:

  • Space
  • ^ Up
  • Middle mouse/ mouse 3
  • Joystick button1

Restart/Reset:

  • R key
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    • Tshepang

      Is there an easy way to make such a game not depend on Blender?

    • Kayde

      Yeah, it would be sweet if the game was in a .exe format or something…

    • http://www.blendernation.com Bart

      From the Game Engine FAQ:

      “Can games be converted to an executable?

      * Yes. First remember to pack your data (packs textures used into .blend). In Blender, select “File”, then “Pack Data”. To create an executable, select “File”, then “Save Dynamic Runtime”. In the newer versions of blender, the executables need sdl.dll and python_current python version here_.dll (ex: python24.dll), in order to run. “

    • Ubuntuist

      Nice game!

      BTW: It seems that things has changed in current cvs and playing this is quite surreal. Blocks are floating in the top of the screen and collision detecting is not working correctly and thus game never ends.

    • http://www.instinctive.de Alexander Ewering

      Though he should either have used textures instead of 3D objects, or used FSAA for the screenshots, as the aliasing looks horrible ;)

    • blendercross

      I like it! :-)

    • http://www.surteratec.com hhec

      Good game.. it brings back good old memories of may atari console and the arcades :)

    • http://ingo.freio.de quiss42

      It is a really great game – highly addictive!

      Saving it as a runtime makes it runs smoothly on my linux system – and the graphics are good enough even in a maximized window.

      I don’t know whether it’s the same under Windows, but here there’s no “in-game” way to exit the game when running as a standalone program, means: “Esc” doesn’t work.

      This can be fixed quite easily by selecting the object “player” and adding a sensor (Key Q), controller and actuator “Quit this game” in the Logic window.

      And now I have to return to the game… ;)

    • Bjellereven

      Problable a very dumb question, how do i launch tha game?

    • http://ingo.freio.de quiss42

      @Bejellereven: Open the file with Blender, put the mouse cursor over the playing field and press “P”-key.

    • http://3d-synthesis.com ROUBAL

      Hi!

      Nice game ! I’m very new to the Game engine, and I have not been able to do good things… this game is impressive, and also it’s fun !

      Well done ! Thank you for sharing !

      Philippe.

    • http://johantri.deviantart.com jo

      awesome !!! i like it ! i wonder if he could make a tutorial for creating this game..

      anyway,is there any link for blender game tutorial ??

    • http://www.osysi.net Bmud

      Wow.. I didn’t realize that the new Blender game textures allowed for selective wireframe rendering. That is SO COOL and I’m going to exploit the mess out of that feature…. as soon as I finish this history paper. >_>

    • Don

      Sounds cool. I wish the link still worked

    • Stu

      The link to the file doesn’t seem to work, does anyone have a copy or know where to get this ?

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