Enigma Reloaded is an open source puzzle game that you can download from GitHub. This tutorial will guide you through the process of installing Enigma Reloaded on OpenSUSE.
Before moving on to the installation process, make sure that the following prerequisites are satisfied:
Open the terminal and run the following command to install the necessary dependencies:
sudo zypper install cmake gcc gcc-c++ make git SDL2-devel SDL2_image-devel
This command will install the following dependencies:
Before downloading the project, create a directory where you would like to download it. For example, we will create a directory called enigma
in our home directory by running:
mkdir ~/enigma
Now, navigate to the directory using:
cd ~/enigma
Next, clone the Enigma Reloaded repository from GitHub by running:
git clone https://github.com/enigma-reloaded/enigma-reloaded.git
This will download the latest version of the project and store it in the enigma-reloaded
directory that was just created.
Navigate to the enigma-reloaded
directory by running:
cd enigma-reloaded
Create a new directory called build
where we will build the project by running:
mkdir build
Navigate to this new directory using:
cd build
Now, we are ready to build the project. Run the following command, and it will generate the makefiles and compile the project:
cmake ..
make
If everything goes well, a binary file called enigma
will be created in the build
directory.
To run Enigma Reloaded, navigate to the build
directory by running:
cd ~/enigma/enigma-reloaded/build
Finally, execute the enigma
binary by running:
./enigma
This will launch the game, and you are ready to start playing.
In this tutorial, we have shown you how to install Enigma Reloaded on OpenSUSE. By following these simple steps, you can quickly download and build the project on your system. Now that you have installed Enigma Reloaded, you can enjoy solving puzzles and challenges to have fun.
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