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Luck-based games can be fun every once in a while, doubly so if you have some stakes to fight for. Not everyone wants to have a certain stake in the game, however, much less a luck-based one where it's difficult even to come up with a strategy. If you're familiar with game shows, then Deal or No Deal should sound familiar. Seeking to provide users with the thrill of playing that very game, the eponymous program features just the tools to let you try your hand at selecting the luckiest boxes, guessing bank offers, and the like. ...

...If a ball strikes an active end, the wall stops growing at that end; if a ball strikes the side of an actively growing wall, both ends stop and the player loses a "life". Each round begins with as many lives as balls: 2 for Round 1, 3 for Round 2, and so on up to Round 15 (which no living mortal has yet reached). The goal for each round is to enclose and fill 75% of the board. Press F1 for a help message that describes the scoring formula and the effect of mouse clicks. When a game is running and the mouse pointer is within the playable area, a right-click switches between building a horizontal and vertical wall (the cursor shows which one); a left-click starts a wall building there, so long as no ball occupies that tile.

...I used VB.net to create a small turn-based board game, very loosely based on the Tour de France. The game is in English, but please excuse me for any grammar mistakes, since it is not my native language. All source files are available, so it should be easy to edit the game using MS Visual Basic 2010 Express. Although i am not planning any further development, i hope i can help other starting programmers with my source code. Of course any feedback is appreciated. If someone is actually interested in developing the game further, i would really love to help or cooperate. ...