For now, a Rust implementation of the brain puzzle game Woodoku... soon an AI Woodoku solver
The player is presented with a 9x9 board in which to place one of the 3 possible shapes on the side.
After placing a shape, the next one has to be placed.
Once there are no more shapes to place, 3 new random shapes are selected from the possible ones and presented to the player and everything repeats.
A shape can only be placed on the board if it doesn't overlap with other already placed shapes.
Every time there is a "full" column, row or grid, the respective slots on the board are freed meaning that another shape could be placed there. In this context full means that all the slots are filled by a shape.
At every move, the score is incremented based on a logic described in the code.
If none of the availables shapes can be placed on the board, the game ends.
Here an image showing all the shapes defined in woodoku-lib/src/data/shapes.json grouped by their size.
