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GitHub repositorymwageringel/everest

Everest

A mathematical puzzle game

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Stars
83
Forks
9
Last push (UTC)
Jan 24, 2026
Project status
Active

Original README

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Everest

A mathematical puzzle game. Try it at https://mwageringel.github.io/everest/

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Build dependencies

Building with make requires curl, rsvg-convert, imagemagick, java 17+ and optionally flutter.

Either use the pinned version of Flutter (./vendor/flutter/bin/flutter):

git submodule update --init --recursive
make

Or use the Flutter version installed on your system:

make FLUTTER=flutter

(If you use Android Studio, make sure that flutter.sdk and the Android sdk.dir are set correctly in the untracked file ./android/local.properties.)

APK signing certificate fingerprint (SHA-256) of releases on GitHub:

576bae61b2aba5d1d32a17d373baa36e05beaaefb67d9b47218d004c0e8333d9

Available Languages

  • Catalan (partial)
  • English
  • French
  • German
  • Italian
  • Russian
  • Spanish
  • Ukrainian

Thanks to all the contributors. Additional translations are welcome – these are the files to translate:

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Markus Wageringel ↗

LanguagesDartHTMLMakefileKotlin

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