in Java Swing
By Gilbert Le Blanc | Published Wednesday, 2 April 2014
Recently, I came across a game called 2048. The game was
created by Gabriele Cirulli. It’s an interesting variation on a 4 x 4
sliding puzzle.
Here’s a screenshot of my Java Swing version of 2048. It will help
you understand the rules.
The 2048 game starts with an empty 4 x 4 grid. Two tiles are
placed on the grid at random locations. The tiles will either have a
2 value or a 4 value. There’s a 90% chance that a new tile will have
the 2 value and a 10% chance that a new tile will have the 4 value.
You use the arrow keys, or the WASD keys if you’re left handed, to
slide the tiles up, left, down, or right. All of the tiles move as far as
they can in that direction.
When two tiles of the same value are next to each other, and you
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