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"Tetrimone" brilliantly combines "tetromino" (the four-block geometric pieces that are the heart of the gameplay) with a hint of "metronome" (suggesting the rhythmic, pulse-pounding timing that drives the game forward). This ingenious portmanteau captures the essence of what makes the game so addictive—geometric precision meeting musical rhythm in a perfect harmony of gaming elements. The name evokes both the mathematical elegance of the falling shapes and the escalating tempo that...

Emulates the VTech Creativision, Dick Smith Wizzard, Hanimex Rameses, VTech Laser 2001, Salora Manager and homebrew CSL Cartridge. As of 16.04.24 is the only emulator to include floppy disk image emulation through the dumped disc controller ROM!.

nsnake is a clone of the classic snake game that we all used to play on our cellphones. You play this game on the terminal, with textual interface. It has a gui-like interface on the console, with many settings and possible game modes. Note that it depends on `ncurses` and `yaml-cpp`. For a more detailed README, check out the GitHub page: https://github.com/alexdantas/nSnake

This is my version of the pong game, i tried to make it a little bit more fun adding the fire feature (use space bar), now the you can shoot the enemy paddle to kill him or to try to hit the ball so it will change the direction and surprise the enemy. Every time you lose or win you the game will notify you with the time you needed, try to beat your friend time. I was very surprised how easy is to use the sfml library so i decided to implement the game, i encourage people to get involved...

This is a clone of the game Space Invaders written in C for Linux/UniX. For playing it you need a Linux console or terminal. At the beginning it will seem easy, but in the end it will become really hard. You can configure the game easily.

This is a console battleship clone that we have been working on.

Typespeed is a tool and game for testing your typing speed. It displays your CPS and WPM, typo ratio, and some points to compare with your friends. It is a clone of 'ztspeed', and features a network play mode for challenging your friends.

An attempt to clone a final fantasy game using ncurses.

Snowballs codename Panguin is a Pang clone with a Linux flavour added in to the mix. This is a learning curve project, so may never be a polished game (unless there's a demand for it). See homepage for more details

A free clone of the classic Battleship(R) board game written in C. Currently implements a terminal-based text UI, four levels of AI difficulty, and the classic rule set. Future goals include improved UI, more intelligent AI, and networked multiplayer.

A minesweeper clone for linux terminals using ncurses

NCURSES based game, a clone of classical "Boulder Dash" - dig in earth, collect diamonds, watch out for stones... and HAVE FUN! Mining Haze is a logical game for one player. It's simple and runs in linux console.

All games suck. This one just sucks more! Bad Boulder-Dash clone for unix terminals in ASCII graphic. Turn-based. All source-code comments are in czech language as I did this for school.

A basic Pong clone using QT4. Someday to contain network support for two player based action.

A clone of the 7 colours game. UI using WinAPI. Small and fast.

GNUSki is an open source clone of Skifree, the old Windows game. It currently uses NCurses for graphics.

A clone of the Acquire board game, where players buy stocks and try to make the most profit. This project is now at http://sourceforge.net/projects/tantalus/.

A Clone of Darkwood, an old mac game. Graywood will be a text based rpg where you grind monsters, get treasure, and level up. It will be written in C++ as a learning experience.

rogue clone with abstracted UI and abstracted AI for borgs. great for simualtions (when we get it done) short for Mick's Rogue-like Dungeon.

Projet de développement du clone du jeu (machin ?)

OpenSmash is a Free and Open clone of Nintendo's popular Super Smash Brothers console game, for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X.