A terminal-based implementation of the 2048 puzzle game written entirely in Bash.
Bash2048 is a command-line implementation of the popular 2048 sliding tile puzzle game. It allows users to play the game directly in a terminal or shell environment without needing a graphical interface. The project demonstrates how classic games can be built using Bash scripting.
Bash enthusiasts, terminal users, and developers interested in shell scripting or lightweight game implementations.
It provides a pure Bash implementation of 2048 with no dependencies, making it easy to run on any system with a Bash shell. The project serves as an educational example of game development in shell scripting.
Bash implementation of 2048 game
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Runs entirely in the terminal with no external dependencies, as it's written purely in Bash, making it easy to deploy on any system with a Bash shell.
Requires minimal setup and no installation beyond cloning the repository, ideal for quick terminal-based entertainment or testing.
Demonstrates how to implement game logic and arrow key controls in shell scripting, serving as a learning resource for Bash enthusiasts.
Marked as no longer maintained in the README, so bugs are not fixed, and the project may be broken or obsolete, posing risks for users.
Offers only basic 2048 gameplay without enhancements like score saving, custom boards, or graphical elements found in other implementations.
The README acknowledges unresolved issues, and without updates, it can be unreliable or fail on modern systems or specific terminals.