Jack, The Janitor is a puzzle game where the player controls Jack, a school's janitor who must organize the school's warehouse. Jack can push boxes to the left or to the right and jump boxes.
When jack fills an entire row with boxes, they disappear from the screen and go to a small window on the right side of he screen called the closet.
The closet shows how jack organized the rows of boxes. When similar boxes are combined in the closet, Jack gets extra points and some power ups (to be implemented).
The game ends if a falling box hits Jack or if the closet gets full.
At the moment, Jack, The Janitor is under development by the WareHouse team, in Universidade de Brasília, Brazil.
For now, we recommend downloading one of our packages from UnB Games. Currently, we only provide .deb and .rpm packages, which should run in any Debian or Fedora based GNU/Linux distributions.
If you want to compile the game yourself, check the Hacking section below. If you still have any doubts on the installation process, reading the RPM package spec file in jackthejanitor.spec may help.
Jack the Janitor is currently being developed on Linux.
The following packages are required for compiling Jack the Janitor:
autoconf
automake
make
gcc
SDL_image-devel
SDL-devel
SDL_ttf-devel
To compile, run:
bootstrap.sh
./configure
make
then run src/jackthejanitor
Note that to run jackthejanitor, the following packages must be installed:
SDL_image
SDL
SDL_ttf
Copyright 2017 WareHouse (See the AUTHORS file) athoscr@fedoraproject.org
This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
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