Have a look at the first post in this thread.

This is good. Keep it coming, bro!

No source, only EXE and Demo.bas

hi filox,
you could try pm picnic for source etc

Flow is a puzzle featuring water as the main character.

Your goal is to guide the water to specific targets.
The water changes shape when it encounters obstacles.
The puzzle has 20 rooms with an increasing level of difficulty.

The game's source code can be found in the folder: EXAMPLES\GAMES\WIN10\FLOW.BAS.

Windows 10 console screenshot.

Hi picnic, if u can share code with us, we can help you possibly to improve it faster and i'm interested in it for educational scope

Heartstone is a new block-pushing puzzle game written in Hobby BASIC.

The game takes place in the dungeons of a tower, with the storyline following the hero as they seek to recover magical keys to save the kingdom from darkness.
The puzzles gradually become more challenging, providing an ongoing challenge to the player.

The game combines a sense of adventure with strategy, as the player collects keys to unlock doors in the dungeons and gain experience points.

The game features graphics designed in DRAW, the design program written in Hobby BASIC, and is accompanied by an imposing soundtrack.

The game's source code can be found in the folder: EXAMPLES\GAMES\WIN10\HEARTSTONE.BAS.

Windows 10 console screenshot.

Pushpull is a small puzzle game written in Hobby BASIC.

The game features: 15 rooms, keyboard movement, undo last move functionality, and sounds.

The game's source code can be found in the folder: EXAMPLES\GAMES\WIN10\SOKOBAN.BAS.

Windows 10 console screenshot.

Hello, it is very interesting. I was very fond of qbasic. I'd just say that it would be nice to see your page in English, Greek is a bit hard for me

KAIMA is an arcade puzzle written in Hobby BASIC.

Traverse all the tiles in each area before using the portal to teleport to the next area.
Do not let the heroes kill you! Press X at the right moment to neutralize them.
Any portal can transport you to the next area.

The game's source code can be found in the folder: EXAMPLES\GAMES\WIN10\KAIMA.BAS.

Windows 10 console screenshot.

Source code?

2D World Generation written in Hobby BASIC.

A small program that generates random worlds.
There is no specific goal – just explore.

Use the arrow keys to move. Press the spacebar to create a new world.

The game's source code can be found in the folder: EXAMPLES\MISC\2DWORLD.BAS.

Windows 10 console screenshot.

The new version 0.9 of DRAW is ready.

DRAW is a program for designing and editing ANSI graphics, developed entirely in Hobby BASIC.

It is being developed alongside the Hobby BASIC interpreter and takes advantage of many of its capabilities and features.
This version offers significant improvements, making it even more powerful and versatile.

The decision to create DRAW was crucial for the development of the Hobby BASIC interpreter.

The program became the foundation for all subsequent games based on ANSI graphics that are developed with Hobby BASIC.
Without DRAW, the process of creating graphics would be significantly more difficult and time-consuming.
While the capabilities are present, the ease and speed of design allow for faster game development.

DRAW can open standard ANSI images, typically 80x25 in size, as well as multiline ANSI images consisting of more lines.
It achieves this by dividing them into frames. Transitioning, moving, and editing graphics between frames is effortless and intuitive.


The Working Environment

I think I ran all of them on Windows 10.

About the mouse one: didn't indicate which button was double-clicked, and the middle button displays as the left button. This might be a limitation of the API - I don't know.

I did find an error in the XONIX game. I was able to meet the edge at the same time as the red spot. This causes the area not to be filled until I completed another closing move. This typically is just a "one-off" error.

Also, an error in DRAW.BAS, line 336, changed to "if p > 269 then break", and it seems to work.

Was only missing 1200 baud modem sounds.
Well done!

SokoRGBan is a small puzzle game written in Hobby BASIC.

It’s a push boxes-style game, but with a twist:
The boxes must be combined into RGB colors before being placed in their correct positions.

Push the boxes into each other to combine their colors.
You can combine colors only once for each box.

The game's source code can be found in the folder: EXAMPLES\GAMES\WIN10\SOKORGBAN.BAS.

Windows 10 console screenshot.

Another oddity is not being able to select a character from the codepage that characters are displayed with. The saved images display correctly, but limited character selection as seen in the picture. I was even able to crash the console by selecting different fonts. Windows 10 might be to blame here as they try to push everyone to Powershell.

Putting this in a batch file will compile all the examples: ...assuming the batch file is with HB.EXE and a directory .\BIN\ has been created. Change the double "%%" to a single "%" to run the command directly at the prompt.

Magnets is an arcade puzzle game, written in Hobby BASIC.

The objective is simple: make the yellow block (the player) fall exactly onto the green block.
The game is fast-paced and fun, with the added pressure of a countdown timer, adding excitement to the action.

There are a total of 5 worlds, with 51 rooms to explore.
During the game, you will encounter gates that teleport you to different parts of the map and switches that activate or deactivate blocks,
helping or challenging you.

The game features 16 colors, ANSI graphics, sound effects, and electronic music, offering a unique experience in the Windows console.
It is another example of the capabilities of the small BASIC interpreter I’ve developed.

The game's source code can be found in the folder: EXAMPLES\GAMES\WIN10\MAGNETS.BAS.

Controls:
Arrow keys: Move on the map.
Spacebar: Restart the room.
Have fun and good luck!

Windows 10 console screenshot.

Don't Let Your Goals Slip is a small puzzle game written in Hobby BASIC.

This is a push box-style game with a unique twist: the player can push both the boxes and the targets (goals),
which affects the strategy and puzzle solution.

The game is controlled via the keyboard, includes sound effects, and features an undo move option, just like previous games in the series.

The game's source code can be found in the folder: EXAMPLES\GAMES\WIN10\SLIP.BAS.

Windows 10 console screenshot.

this feature sounds exciting and dangerous at the same time,