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TMaze: A Right Maze-Up for Terminal Legends

Oi, welcome to TMaze, you clever clogs! This game’s all about solving mazes on your terminal like a proper legend. Built entirely in Rust, so it’s quick as a whip, innit? Perfect for when you're faffing about, looking for a challenge on the go, without any of that flashy nonsense.

What’s the Crack?

So, here’s the deal – TMaze chucks you into a right brain-boggler of a maze. It’s lightweight, works across platforms, and it don’t care if your laptop’s older than your nan’s tea set – it’ll still run a treat.

Top Features, Bruv:

  • Big Mazes, Small Screen: It fits the maze to whatever terminal size you got.
  • Banging Tunes: It’s got some right corkers of a soundtrack, thanks to my mate Step.
  • Customizable Mazes: You can make these bad boys as big or as small as you fancy – set the size, pick the colours, and crack on.
  • Random Mazes: You got a few classic algorithms like Kruskal’s and Depth-First Search – proper techy stuff, that.
  • Time Your Moves: Fancy a challenge? There’s a timer and a move counter, so you can see how quick you can leg it through the maze.
  • Spectator Mode: Feel like having a butcher’s at the whole map? You can fly ‘round and check out the entire layout. Perfect for showing off down the pub.

Why Bother, Eh?

The developer – top bloke – needed a bit of fun during lectures, and he fancied giving Rust a whirl. So what’s better than whipping up a cheeky maze-solving game, eh? Something dead lightweight that’ll run anywhere – even on a server while you’re doing nowt else.

How to Get Cracking

  1. Install it from the releases on GitHub – no faff.
  2. Package Managers – You can grab it with Scoop or build it from scratch with Cargo.
  3. Build from Source – If you fancy getting your hands dirty, you can clone the repo and build it up yourself. No dramas.

Cheeky Extras:

  • Custom Features: You can turn off the bells and whistles if you like. Disable things like update checks or use faster hashmaps. Whatever floats your boat, mate.

Big Ups:

  • Shoutout to Step for the tunes.
  • Playtesting done by everyone who fancied a go.
  • All the random bits – cheers to Filip and the lads.

Disclaimer

This alt README was entirely written by ChatGPT.