Dotris is a recreation of modern Tetris written in C# using the Godot game engine. As you can infer from the game's title, the game's theme revolves around dots. No assets were used other than Godot's custom 2D drawing functions: draw_circle() and draw_arc() to draw the dots. The game's core logic is written in .NET, so switching to a different game engine or front end framework shouldn't be much of a hassle.

• Delayed Auto-Shift (DAS)
• Lock Delay
• Next Piece
• Ghost Piece
• Hold Piece
• Super Rotation System
• 7-bag Random Generator

Customizable controls under CONFIG.

• Move Piece Left: ←
• Move Piece Right: →
• Soft Drop: ↓
• Hard Drop: Spacebar
• Rotate Counterclockwise: Z
• Rotate Clockwise: X
• Hold: Shift
• Back: Escape

The project is split into 3 important parts: Inputs, Tetrominoes and Game Logic. The file tree below highlights the important classes for this game to function.

Game/
    Inputs/
        InputCommand.cs
        InputControls.cs
        InputEngine.cs
    Tetrominoes/
        Point.cs
        Tetromino.cs
        TetrominoBag.cs
        TetrominoShapes.cs
        WallKickData.cs
    Board.cs
    Game.cs
    Hold.cs
    HUD.cs
    Next.cs
    Tetris.cs
    TileColor.cs

InputControls enum holds all the possible controls used in Tetris.

InputEngine class is reponsible for handling all game inputs and each command is instantiated as an InputCommand class property. InputEngine has a Register method that is called when a key input is held and Unregister method for when the key is released.

InputCommand class handles the logic for ARR (Automatic Repeat Rate) and DAS (Delay Auto Shift).

Point class contains properties X and Y for defining a point in a two-dimensional plane.

Tetromino abstract class is the base class for all Tetromino shapes. It handles the position of each tiles, rotation state, and wall kick data.

TetrominoBag class is responsible for generating a sequence of all 7 Tetronominoes in random order and must be exhausted before generating another bag.

TetrominoShapes enum holds all the Tetromino shapes used in the game.

WallKickData class contains all the possible movements for the wall kick when a piece is rotated.

Game is the main class for handling the game display. It is responsible for relaying the game state from the Tetris class to Board, Hold, Next, and HUD.

Tetris class contains the core logic for the game.

Board class is responsible for displaying the game's playfield.

Hold class is responsible for showing the Tetromino piece held.

Next class is responsible for showing a preview of the next 5 Tetromino pieces in queue.

HUD class is an overlay displayed when the game is 'Paused' or when a 'Game Over' happens. It allows the player to restart the game or go to the main menu.

TileColor class contains all the colors used for the Tetrominoes.

• Implement background music and sound effects
• More complex top out handling
• Controller support