Projects of the Month: October 2025

Published by kg583 2 weeks, 2 days ago on Nov. 29, 2025, 4:15 p.m. | Discuss this article

Let's take a look at what Cemetechians got up to this October:

Best Linking method in TI-Basic?: AchakTheFurry has started work on a calculator procedure system in TI-BASIC, to be incorporated in future projects. Check out the thread to help them out and show your support.
Breakout Ti84ce (breakout like game): Cosmicfasttravel has released a slick version of Breakout, the classic brick-breaking game, written in C++ for the CE. Test your skills on pre-made or randomly-generated levels; their releases are on GitHub.
FamiCalc - an NES emulator for the TI-84 Plus CE: Zaalane has implemented savestates for their NES emulator, and begun work on mappers. Check out their progress on your favorite games with the latest release and ROM converter on GitHub.
graphy (Column-Major graphx): Completion is nearing for ZERICO2005's screen-tearing-defying graphics library for the CE. Work has also begun on a column-major fontlibc rewrite. Check out their work as demonstrated in CE-Robots and CEleste in their latest demo.
hg development thread: euphory has developed a lightweight Lisp scripting language for the CE, designed for maximized interoperability with C. This language will continue to be developed and stabilized for use in another project, so stay tuned.
Love Me A Raycaster Engine: StephenM has written a raycaster in Lua, with configurable resolution and support for sprites. A C rewrite is incoming, so stay tuned.
Undertale on calculator: Znak_Pares has implemented loading and coded the initial rooms for their Undertale port. This is an ambitious project, so be sure to show them your support.
WALLHOPR for the TI-84+: BPierce has released their new monochrome puzzle game, where you must help a ball bounce out of each level in an exact number of bounces. Several levels, slick design, and all in TI-84+ BASIC! Check it out in the archives.

Since WALLHOPR was the only completed project this month, it automatically wins the PotM. See you next time for November!

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