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This branch is not ready to be merged, but I thought you might get a kick out of seeing 2048 CLI ported to UEFI as an application. It might be a good thing to leave on your system's ESP partition for those days where you've broken your bootloader/kernel and just need a distraction while you think about how it fix it.
The Makefile inside src/ is written to compile it using gnu-efi. Because creating a new gfx_uefi.c driver, most of the changes were to malloc()/free() to AllocatePool()/FreePool() and changing strings to C wide-strings as used by UEFI. The rand()/srand() still needs to be properly ported, getopt() replaced, and highscore load/save implemented. However, what's on the uefi branch compiles, runs, and completes a game, albeit with some visual glitches.
Most of the changes can be easily abstracted out pretty easily, however, UEFI's use of wide strings everywhere is a little trickier to find a good solution for.