With Flying Colors

A 2D color-matching platformer built with Godot 4 and C#.

🎨 The Game

You play a cube with four differently colored faces — blue, pink, purple and yellow. Every platform in the world is colored too, and a face may only touch a platform of its own color. Land on the wrong color and the cube explodes back to the last checkpoint, so moving means rotating the cube mid-air to line the right face up with whatever you are about to land on.

The game currently is localized into 7 languages (English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch).

🎮 Controls

Defaults — every action is rebindable in Settings → Controller, and the on-screen input hints follow whichever device you last touched.

Action	Keyboard	Gamepad
Move	← →	D-pad ←/→ or left stick
Jump	↑	A
Down	↓	D-pad ↓ or left stick
Rotate left	Z	Left shoulder
Rotate right	C	Right shoulder
Dash	X	X
Pause	Esc	Start
Switch settings tab	—	Left / right shoulder

🥚 Getting Started

Requirements:

• Godot 4.7 — the .NET / Mono build. The exact Godot.NET.Sdk version is pinned in global.json.
• .NET SDK — version and roll-forward policy also come from global.json.

git clone https://github.com/g3ida/WithFlyingColors.git
cd WithFlyingColors
dotnet build

Then open the project in the Godot editor and press F5, or run it from the command line:

$GODOT

👷 Testing

Tests run inside the game, using GoDotTest with Shouldly for assertions, LightMoq/LightMock for mocks and godot-test-driver for driving scenes. There are two suites:

• test/src/ — unit tests that need little or no Godot runtime.
• test/Instrumented/src/ — tests that build real nodes and menu screens in a live tree. Fakes for the injected services live in test/Instrumented/src/Helpers/Fakes/.

# Run everything
$GODOT --run-tests --quit-on-finish

# Run a single test class
$GODOT --run-tests=PlayerRotationTest --quit-on-finish

Other useful runner flags: --sequential, --stop-on-error, --coverage (forces the exit code through C# so a failing run actually fails).

The .csproj keeps the test scripts and test-only package references out of release builds.

🚦 Test Coverage

Coverage needs two dotnet global tools, installed from the project root:

dotnet tool install --global coverlet.console
dotnet tool install --global dotnet-reportgenerator-globaltool

Then run the script, which builds, collects coverage, generates an HTML report under coverage/report/ and refreshes the badges in badges/:

chmod +x ./coverage.sh   # first time only
./coverage.sh

On Windows, coverage.ps1 is available if coverlet has trouble finding the .NET runtime. Coverage requires GODOT to be set, and a coverlet version newer than 3.2.0 — older releases could not instrument Godot 4 assemblies.

📄 License

MIT — see LICENSE. © 2023 G3idaGames.

Bootstrapped from the Chickensoft Godot game template, and still using their tooling for DI, testing and code style.

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