Install NullpoMino using Winget - wingetCollections

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Use this command to install NullpoMino:

winget install --id=Nullpomino.Nullpomino -e

NullpoMino is an open-source action puzzle game that works on the Java platform. It has a wide variety of single-player modes and netplay to allow players to compete over the Internet or LAN.

NullpoMino is an open-source action puzzle game built on the Java platform, designed to offer engaging gameplay through a variety of single-player modes and competitive netplay options.

Key Features:

A wide range of single-player modes for diverse gameplay experiences.
Netplay functionality enabling players to compete online or over LAN.
Customizable settings to tailor the game to individual preferences.
-_leaderboards to track progress and achievements.

Audience & Benefit:
Ideal for puzzle game enthusiasts and competitive gamers seeking a customizable and challenging experience. NullpoMino provides hours of entertainment, fosters community engagement through netplay, and allows players to refine their skills in both casual and competitive settings. It can be installed via winget for easy setup on supported systems.

README

Nullpomino

NullpoMino is an open-source action puzzle game that works on the Java platform. It has a wide variety of single-player modes and netplay to allow players to compete over the Internet or LAN.

Current stable version

The current stable version is 7.5.0, which has the following new features:

Screen size option for Slick and Swing (320x240, 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768, etc)
"Dig Challenge" mode where garbage blocks will constantly rise
More single player modes in NetPlay
Much more stable NetServer
New icon
Installer for Windows (uses Inno Setup)
App Bundle for Mac OS X

Download

Windows (installer): NullpoMino7.5.0.exe
Mac OS X: NullpoMino7.5.0.dmg
Linux: NullpoMino7.5.0_linux.tar.gz
Any OS (zip): NullpoMino7.5.0.zip

Building

Linux

Use maven to compile the project:

cd nullpomino-parent/
mvn package
cd ../nullpomino-run/target/install/
chmod +x ./play_swing
./play_swing

Related Programs

Versions

7.5

Website

github.com

License

Last Updated

5/15/2025

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