MasterPiece
A Tetris-style Game Written in Pure x86-64 Assembly
About the Project
MasterPiece is a fully functional Tetris-style puzzle game written entirely in x86-64 Assembly language. This project demonstrates low-level programming skills, direct system calls, and manual memory management while creating an engaging and playable game experience.
The game features classic Tetris gameplay mechanics including block movement, line clearing, scoring system, and smooth graphics rendering using SDL2 for cross-platform compatibility.
Technical Implementation
Language
100% x86-64 Assembly (GNU Assembler)
Graphics
SDL2 Library
Text Rendering
SDL2_ttf
Platform
Linux x86-64
Key Features
Pure Assembly Code
Every line of game logic, rendering, and event handling written in assembly with direct system calls and manual register management.
Memory Management
Custom stack management, buffer allocation, and manual memory initialization to prevent leaks and undefined behavior.
Game Mechanics
Complete Tetris implementation with piece movement, rotation, line clearing, collision detection, and score tracking.
Graphics & Input
Real-time rendering with SDL2, keyboard input handling, and smooth 60 FPS gameplay experience.
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