Pim Pam PONG

Pim Pam PONG is a PONG clone that is uniquely styled and includes new features in subsequent versions. The game's fundamental concept is a replica of the original PONG created in the 1970s. Pim Pam PONG has been built using various SDL libraries, including SDL, SDL_image, SDL_mixer, and SDL_ttf, making it compatible with different machines and systems. The New Neopontec Gaming (NNG) engine powers the game and is built on top of the aforementioned SDL libraries. The CPU controls one bar while you handle the other, and a ball is launched randomly. The game's target is to score in the other part of the screen.

The key features of the game include its easy to understand and addicting gameplay, the low requirements to run the game, and an open-source that works on a wide array of platforms, including Linux and Win32 binaries, and sources for other systems. In future versions, Pim Pam PONG promises additional features.

To run and compile the game, you will need different SDL libraries, including SDL, SDL_image, SDL_mixer, and SDL_ttf. For Linux users, they can play the game after compiling it.

The latest release of Pim Pam PONG includes a few updates, such as an update to the SDL_ttf library to version 2, quicker gameplay, a ball that has more horizontal speed than vertical, and optimizations. The enemy AI rewrite is no longer needed. Additionally, the game now ends when the sum of the two players' scores reaches ten points, and there is a simple 'Game Over' screen in minor interface fixes.