gjid – puzzle game

gjid is an open source puzzle game in which the player moves crates through a complex maze into recycling bins.

At times complex mazes and one-way doors can make this quite difficult. GJID is not very powerful and can only move one crate at a time. Also, he can only push the crates, not pull.

This is a clone of the eponymous DOS shareware game written in 1992 by John Remyn.

Features include:

• 14 levels to complete.
• The ability to skip levels.

Website: GitHub repository has been deleted
Support:
Developer: Mike Sharov
License: MIT License

gjid is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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