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GorillaBlocks

A vibe coded clone of the famous 80's puzzle game. The game uses the Gorilla3D Firemonkey Addon Framework for Delphi / C++ Builder.
Open repo on GitHubgithub.com/gorilla3dfmx/GorillaBlocks
Pascal · ★ 2 · 2 forks · CC0-1.0 · paperwork by the Cap'mmostly ai (inferred)light human (inferred)works-on-my-machine (inferred)other
listed 1 hour ago by gorilla3dfmx · last checked 1 hour ago
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A vibe coded clone of the famous 80's puzzle game. The game uses the Gorilla3D Firemonkey Addon Framework for Delphi / C++ Builder.
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README — the repo's own words, folded up so the grading fits on one screen

🦍 GorillaBlocks - The Classic Block Puzzle in Stunning 3D

GorillaBlocks is a mostly vibe coded open-source 3D clone of the timeless block-stacking puzzle game, built using the powerful Gorilla3D rendering engine. Experience the famous game from the 80s like never before with modern graphical effects and optimized performance.

GorillaBlocks Game Title

✨ Key Features

This project serves as an excellent demonstration of Gorilla3D's capabilities, utilizing several advanced rendering techniques:

  • Bloom Effect: Adds a vibrant, soft glow to the game elements, enhancing the visual fidelity.
  • Different Materials: Showcases various material properties for diverse block appearances.
  • Shader Coding: Custom shaders are implemented to achieve unique visual effects.
  • Mesh Instancing: Optimizes rendering performance by drawing multiple identical blocks with a single draw call.

GorillaBlocks Game Screenshot

🎮 Controls and Input

GorillaBlocks supports both traditional keyboard input for desktop platforms and intuitive touch gestures for Android devices.

Keyboard Controls (Desktop)

Action Input Key Notes
Move Piece Left $\leftarrow$ (Left Arrow)
Move Piece Right $\rightarrow$ (Right Arrow)
Rotate Counter Clockwise $\uparrow$ (Up Arrow)
Move Downwards $\downarrow$ (Down Arrow)
Hard Drop $\text{Spacebar}$ Drops the piece instantly, granting more points.

Gesture Controls (Android/Touch)

Action Gesture Notes
Move Piece Left/Right $\text{Tap Left/Right}$ Single tap on the respective side of the screen.
Move Piece Left/Right $\text{Swipe Left/Right}$ Short or long swipe across the screen.
Rotate Clockwise/Counter Clockwise $\text{Swipe Up/Down}$ Swiping up or down rotates the active piece.
Hard Drop $\text{Two-Finger Swipe Down}$ Drops the piece instantly, granting more points.

🛠️ Technology & Requirements

This project requires the Gorilla3D framework to compile and run.

Gorilla3D Dependency

  • Minimum Required Version: v1.1.12.3490 or later.
  • Installation: The Gorilla3D Developer Edition can be easily installed directly through the Embarcadero GetIt Package Manager: GetItNow - Gorilla3D Developer Edition

💻 Platform Support

GorillaBlocks is designed for cross-platform play and supports the following targets:

  • Windows: 32-bit and 64-bit
  • Android: 32-bit and 64-bit
  • Linux: x64 (64-bit)

🚀 Performance Recommendation

Given the use of 3D rendering, mesh instancing, and post-processing effects like Bloom, medium hardware performance is recommended for the best experience.

Component Recommendation
CPU Dual-core processor @ 2.0 GHz or higher
RAM 4 GB or more
GPU Dedicated or modern integrated graphics with support for OpenGL 4.3+ or OpenGLES 3.1 on Android

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Scan report · 2026-09-17
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  • ✓ Content policy
  • ✓ Risk review — +25 binaries at repo root (fmodL.dll, fmodL64.dll)

From the balcony · 2 of 4 clapped

  1. Crusoeclapped
    No vulnerable dependencies, local-only game with no telemetry or credential requests, clear technical scope as a 3D puzzle game demo.
  2. Schnitzelclapped
    A playful 3D Tetris clone with fun visual effects (bloom, shaders, instancing) that clearly prioritizes vibes over polish, exactly the kind of delightful slop that deserves recognition.

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