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-# World Game Library
-
-Learn asycnronous C programming by a game.
-
-The library implements a game loop for a character-based ncurses game;
-
-The library finds out the event types:
-
-- start and end
-- mouse events
-- keyboard events
-- screen resize events
-
-It can print colors and arbitrary characters on the screen. 
-Running is interrupted when character is drawn out of the screen.
-
-## Installation and Running
-
-Make sure, that `ncurses` is installed.
-
-Clone this repository.
-
-Compile:
-
-```c
-make
-```
-	
-Run:
-
-```c
-./game
-```
-
-## Make your own game
-
-The game happens in a rectangular world of colorful characters. 
-Your goal as a programmer is to modify the world according to the pressed keys and the internal game state.
-The library implements the game loop and draws the world to screen.
-
-Your game in file `game.c` consists of two functions:
-
-- `void* init_game()` is called in the beginning. Here you can initialize the internal state of the game.
-The function should return  a pointer to an instance of the initial game state `game`.
-- `int game_event(struct event* event,void* game)`
-is called by the game loop in periodic interval or when a key was pressed. Non-zero return value or `Ctrl+C` key interrupts the game loop.
-
-The world variable represents state of two-dimensional grid of characters on the screen. The screen matrix looks like this:
-
-```
-   origin
-   [0,0]     width
-  +--------------------+
-h |                    |
-e |                    |
-i |                    |
-g |                    |
-h |                    |
-t |                    |
-  +--------------------+
-```
-
-The world  has the following parameters:
-
-- `int height`: y-dimension of the grid.
-- `int width`: x-dimension of the grid.
-- `int interval`: maximum time between steps in milliseconds.
-
-### The Event Function
-
-The `int game_event(struct event* event,void* game)`
- function should:
-
-1. Read the game state (from the `void* game`) pointer.
-1. Examine the pressed key from event pointer. If the `key` variable is non-zero, a key was pressed. According to the pressed key, modify the game state `game`.
-1. Draw the game state. In the beginning of the step function the screen is empty.
-1. Returning non-zero value ends the game loop. 
-