This is just a fun little hobby project where I combined Assembly and C to make a simple ping pong game.
- Game logic like ball movement and collision done in x86-64 Assembly (yep, hardcore stuff).
- Rendering, input, and window handled by C with SDL2.
- Basically me messing around to learn how to mix ASM and C and get a game running.
- Make sure you have
gcc,nasm,make, and SDL2 dev libs installed. - Run
make - Run the game with
./build/game
- Left paddle: W (up), S (down)
- Right paddle: arrow keys (up/down)
- Close the window to quit.
- Ball bounces and resets if it goes off screen.
- Paddles move with keyboard input.
- Collision detection and ball bounce logic are done in Assembly.
- Simple white rectangles for paddles and ball.
- Score System
- Make ball bounce more interesting (like add spin or speed).
- Add sound effects.
- Make paddle movement smoother.
- Maybe try doing the whole thing in Assembly for the real challenge.
Just wanted to see if I could actually mix Assembly with C and make something that works. Spoiler: it does!
Made for fun, learning, and showing off a bit. Feel free to copy or improve if you want.
Peace ✌️