Enigma Vita

Enigma
Enigma
	File:Enigmavita.jpg
General
Author	rsn8887
Type	Puzzle
Version	1.11
License	GPL-2.0
Last Updated	2018/09/09
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This is my Vita port of Enigma, a skill/puzzle game inspired by Oxyd on the Atari ST and Rock'n'Roll on the Amiga.

The object of the game is to uncover pairs of identically colored Oxyd stones. Simple? Yes. Easy? Certainly not! Hidden traps, vast mazes, laser beams, and, most of all, countless hairy puzzles usually block your direct way to the Oxyd stones … If you are new to Enigma, you may want to take a look at a few screenshots below or peek at the user manual.

Installation

Install the .vpk
Extract the contents of data.zip into ux0:data/

NOTE: I recommend using FTP transfer to copy the files over (~10,000 small files in data.zip). There is one report (thanks @ji11x38) that using the Vitashell "SELECT Button: USB" option to copy files directly from a MacOS computer to the Vita via USB caused the files to not transfer correctly, causing Enigma to crash on startup.

Vita Exclusive Features

game controller support: analog joystick mouse controls and button mappings
front and rear touch controls with left/right mouse click gestures
complete level packages with >3,000 levels and pre-calculated preview screenshots
Bluetooth/USB keyboard and mouse support. The Vita supports only a limited number of BT devices, tested working with Jelly Bean BT keyboard and mouse combo ASIN:B06Y56BBYP and with the standalone Jelly Comb Bluetooth Wireless Mouse ASIN:B075HBDWCF.

Media

Screenshots

Controls

Left analog stick = analog control of the marble and mouse pointer
Square / Y / L-trigger = select menu items, use object in game (left mouse button)
Triangle / X / R-trigger = cycle through inventory items (right mouse button)
Cross / A = ok in menu (return)
Circle / B = back / in-game menu (escape key)
Start / Plus = help screen (F1)
Select / Minus = destroy marble and remove one life (F3)
R-trigger + Select / R-trigger + Minus = restart level (shift-F3)

Dpad in menu = quick-select menu items (arrow keys)
Dpad left/right in game = quick-change mouse speed
Dpad up/down in game = cycle through previous messages

Front touch = analog control of the marble and mouse pointer
Rear touch = analog control of the marble and mouse pointer (Vita only)
Single finger tap = select menu items, use object in game (left mouse button)
Dual finger tap = cycle through inventory items (right mouse button)

Dual finger tap works by holding one finger down and quickly tapping with a second finger somewhere else.

Mouse sensitivity can be adjusted in options or in-game via dpad left/right. The setting affects analog joystick, touch, and real bluetooth/USB mice.

Changelog

1.11

Improve response to diagonal stick directions

1.10

Improve response to slow finger motion

1.09

Improve controls with bluetooth mouse by re-compiling with latest SDL-Vita

1.08

Improve keymap, map left/right mouse buttons also to L/R for better playability.

1.07

prevent accidental clicks when moving marble using touch

1.06

map dpad as arrow keys to quick select menu items and quick-select mouse speed in game
map L to 'F1' (help), X to 'Return' (ok), O to 'ESC' (back)
update help texts to reflect Vita controller mappings

1.05

enable touch keyboard in menu, useful for name entry and level search
increase smoothness of mouse pointer motion in gui
remove the missing translations

1.04

fix missing soundsets in audio menu

1.03

updated data.zip to include many more levels with corresponding thumbnail previews and many more sound sets.

1.02

decrease default joystick sensitivity (marble moved too fast when controlled with joystick)

1.01

map r-trigger to 'restart' and select button to 'kill marble'

1.00

initial Vita port release based on latest Enigma development version

Thanks

Thanks to my supporters on Patreon: Andyways, Count Duckula, Jesse Harlin, Thomas Luten, Matthew Machnee, Mored4u, Ibrahim Fazel Poor, RadicalR.
Thanks to @usineur for his libkbd-vita code for easy use of touch keyboard text entry.
Thanks to the developers of VitaSDK and other developers on the Vita for making this possible, in no particular order: @devnoname120, @TheOfficialFlow, @yifanlu, @Rinnegatamante, @cpasjuste, @xyzz, @xerpi, and many others.
Thanks to the many developers of the original game, such as the main developers Thomas Bernhardt, Raoul Bourquin, Siegfried Fennig, Martin Hawlisch, Daniel Heck, Ronald Lamprecht, Andreas Lochmann, Petr Machata, Nobby, Nat Pryce, Jacob Scott, Sven Siggelkow, Ralf Westram, and many many others.
The full credits are at http://www.nongnu.org/enigma/credits.html .
Special thanks to Meinolf Schneider / Amekudzi for the original Oxyd games on Atari ST and PC which inspired Enigma.

External links

Official Website - https://www.nongnu.org/enigma/
Github - https://github.com/rsn8887/Enigma
VitaDB - https://vitadb.rinnegatamante.it/#/info/369