chromatron remake
A free puzzle game — play it in your browser, no install. Native Apple Silicon macOS remake, in Rust, of Sean Barrett's Chromatron 1–4 laser puzzle games
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Native Apple Silicon versions of Sean Barrett's laser puzzle games Chromatron, Chromatron 2, Chromatron 3 and Chromatron 4 (Silver Spaceship Software, 2003–2004). 🔦✨
The original Mac versions are PowerPC Carbon apps, which no longer run on current macOS. This project rebuilds them in Rust 🦀 as four separate apps with the originals' rules, levels and text. They open in a modern look with animated light, and View ▸ Classic Look brings back the original graphics, pixel for pixel. The same engine runs in the browser too.
[!NOTE] 📦 This repository contains no game data.
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