Partition Panic for Flipper Zero

An original territory-capture arcade game built as a standalone Flipper Application Package (.fap). Complete walls to divide the arena. Every new region without a ball is captured; secure 75% of the field before time runs out.

Features

• Six levels with increasing ball counts
• Two-ended wall growth and classic unfinished-wall collisions
• Lives, score, level timer, pause, game-over, and victory states
• Compact monochrome graphics designed for the native 128×64 display

Controls

• D-pad: Move the builder. Left/right select a horizontal wall; up/down select a vertical wall.
• OK: Start building in the selected direction.
• Back: Pause or resume.
• Long Back: Quit.

A ball touching an unfinished wall destroys it and costs one life. Completed walls are permanent. The game has six levels, with more balls and a little more time on each level.

Build and launch

Install uFBT, then from this directory run:

ufbt

The resulting app is written under dist/. To install and immediately launch it on a USB-connected Flipper Zero:

ufbt launch

The manifest targets official Flipper Zero (f7) firmware and places the app in Apps → Games.

License

MIT

Host-side game logic tests

The rules engine has no firmware dependencies and can be checked on a desktop:

cc -std=c11 -Wall -Wextra -Werror \
  tests/test_partition_panic_game.c partition_panic_game.c -o /tmp/partition_panic-tests
/tmp/partition_panic-tests