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I was writing a script and wanted to try to see if the router's shell could run a simple game, actually I wanted to add a game to my script as an easter egg, I tried some existing shell games and finally found this Tetris, at first it ran with some bugs due to sleep incompatibility, but after the fix it worked like a charm, maybe not quite, because although the router cpu seems powerful, but while playing this game the cpu usage may exceed 80%.

tetris.png


For anyone who wants to try playing Tetris on their router:
Bash:
# go to the temporary directory (this game will be deleted after restarting the router)
cd /tmp

# download
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/l11/router-tetris/main/shtris -O ./shtris

# add permissions
chmod +x ./shtris

# run it
sh ./shtris

This script was not written by me, I just modified it to be Asuswrt compatible.

See the repository for more details: https://github.com/l11/router-tetris
 
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I was writing a script and wanted to try to see if the router's shell could run a simple game, actually I wanted to add a game to my script as an easter egg, I tried some existing shell games and finally found this Tetris, at first it ran with some bugs due to sleep incompatibility, but after the fix it worked like a charm, maybe not quite, because although the router cpu seems powerful, but while playing this game the cpu usage may exceed 80%.

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For anyone who wants to try playing Tetris on their router:
Bash:
# go to the temporary directory (this game will be deleted after restarting the router)
cd /tmp

# download
wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/l11/router-tetris/main/shtris -O ./shtris

# add permissions
chmod +x ./shtris

# run it
sh ./shtris

This script was not written by me, I just modified it to be Asuswrt compatible.

See the repository for more details: https://github.com/l11/router-tetris
That's amazing... thanks for that!! :)
 
I hope someone is able to recreate the text-based "Zork" for the Asus line of routers! Game on!
 
I hope someone is able to recreate the text-based "Zork" for the Asus line of routers! Game on!
Code:
# opkg info zork
Package: zork
Version: 1.0-20180131-1
Depends: libc, libssp, librt, libpthread
Status: unknown ok not-installed
Section: games
Architecture: aarch64-3.10
Size: 177255
Filename: zork_1.0-20180131-1_aarch64-3.10.ipk
Description: Zork (also named as Dungeon) is a text adventure game written by
 Tim Anderson, Marc Blank, Bruce Daniels, and Dave Lebling in 1980.
A few games in Entware…
 
I'm going to buy GT-AX6000 console, if needed.
Nice! I hear it comes with a game controller that plugs directly into your WAN2 port!
 
I need Alt+F4. Newer USB keyboards are not good. I'm working on PS/2 to Ethernet adapter.
 
I like to shoot with laser beams. :)
I'd rather frag those blocks while camping in the covered protection of a tree
 

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