I developed a simple Soukoban using QB64. Like NetHack-style games, it’s written in ASCII. Key Operation Stage selection: Arrow Key: Select a stage. Enter: Enter the selected stage. Esc: Exit the game. In a stage: Arrow Key: Move the character. R Key: Restart the stage. Esc: Abandon the stage and return. After completing a stage: … “PJW48 Soukoban: My self-made QB64 game based on ASCII” [More]
QB64 is a modern dialect of QBasic/QuickBASIC, designed to be compatible with classic BASIC while adding new features and supporting modern operating systems. It’s great for learning programming because of its simplicity and immediate visual/auditory feedback. Here are some simple code examples to get you started: 1. Hello World (The Absolute Basic) This program clears … “Some simple code examples for QB64” [More]
QB64: A Deep Dive into a Modern BASIC Interpreter QB64 is a fascinating project – a modern, high-quality implementation of the QuickBASIC programming language. It’s a powerful tool for learning to program, revisiting classic BASIC, and even creating surprisingly complex applications. Here’s a comprehensive overview, covering its history, features, strengths, weaknesses, and how to get … “QB64: A Deep Dive into a Modern BASIC Interpreter” [More]
