Jannik Two: A remake of the classic DOS game Micemen

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Jannik Two: A remake of the classic DOS game Micemen

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Here's my second levelset (requires Rocks'n'Diamonds v3.2.0): Jannik Two (including Jannik One)

I tried to remake a classic DOS game:
Micemen by William Soleau

001: Moving Colour Snake (improved version of my Moving Colour Column)
002: RnDGem (1 Player)
003: RnDGem (2 Players)
004: RnDGem (2 Players, fast falling)
005: RnDGem (2 Players, ff, random)

In levels 002 and 003 the gems will only fall one tile down and then again to left/right.
That's fixed in level 004, but therefore the gems don't move so smooth there. :?
Level 005 has a random layout.


To understand how the classic game Micemen worked, please have a look at these non-RnD remakes (included in the zip file):

HTML/Javascript: RnDMen V1.1
- open RnDMen\RnDMen.htm with browser
- requires browser with Javascript enabled

C#/.NET: RnDMen V1.0
- run RnDMen\RnDMen.exe
- requires Microsoft .NET Framework
- to play in network mode:
run host with (p = port, e.g. 11000):
"RnDMen.exe 0.0.0.0 p"
run client with (x.x.x.x = IP of host; p = same port like host, e.g. 11000):
"RndMen.exe x.x.x.x p"
Last edited by Jannik on Thu Jul 27, 2006 4:24 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Hey, that's a nice little mini-game! :-)

Although it seems to be relatively easy, it's fun playing it! :-)
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