NAME

       Nibbles - A worm game for GNOME

SYNOPSIS

       gnome-nibbles [OPTION...]

DESCRIPTION

       Control a worm in its quest to eat bonuses and become longer. Outmaneuver enemy worms while eating apples
       and bananas to increase your length. Each worm has six lives and  loses  one  by  running  into  a  wall,
       another  worm,  or itself. The enemy worms are after the same bonuses that you are, so be careful. If the
       worms become too large, you won’t have much room to move.

       The adventure progresses through 26 maps of increasing difficulty. The early levels are mostly open  with
       a few walls, but later on, cramped spaces and teleporters make things more interesting.

       Play on your own against up to five enemy worms, or share your keyboard to play with a friend.

OPTIONS

       -d, --disable-fakes
              Disable fake bonuses; cannot be set with --enable-fakes

       -e, --enable-fakes
              Enable fake bonuses; cannot be set with --disable-fakes

       -l, --level=NUMBER
              Start at given level (1-26)

       --progress=NUMBER
              Method of progress through the boards (0-sequentially, 1-randomly, 2-fixed board)

       -n, --nibbles=NUMBER
              Set number of nibbles (4-6)

       -p, --players=NUMBER
              Set number of players (1-4)

       -p, --speed=NUMBER
              Set worms speed (4-1: 4 for slowest and 1 for fastest)

       -3, --3D
              Set three dimensional view

       -2, --2D
              Set two dimensional view

       --start
              Start playing immediately

       --mute
       --unmute
              Turn off/on the sound;
              If the two options are given, the game is muted

       -v, --version
              Print release version and exit

       This program also accepts the standard GNOME and GTK options.

AUTHORS

       gnome-nibbles was written by Sean MacIsaac, Ian Peters and Andreas Røsdal.

       This  manual  page was written by Sven Arvidsson <sa@whiz.se>, for the Debian project (but may be used by
       others).

SEE ALSO

       gtk-options(7)

       The online documentation available through the program's Help menu.