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nsnake
Classic snake game on the terminal; made with C++ and ncurses
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 -
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Frets On Fire Nxt
An FoFiX upgrade
I am in the process of looking for a team to make this must have exp in Visual C++. This game will change depending how it turns out during the development process. -
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OpenSmash is a Free and Open clone of Nintendo's popular Super Smash Brothers console game, for Linux, Windows, and Mac OS X.
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A Game / Game-Engine project primarily focusing on creating a space-shooter game loosely based on 'Turboraketti' (Amiga). The goal is to have the game running on multiple platforms, including Windows XP, Linux and Nintendo DS.
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Moo! it is a compact and basic C++ 2D-Game Framework for user learning on Game Development. Based primarily on OGRE, OIS for input systems and IrrKlang for a very simple audio engine framework, Moo! is intended to be as well a very basic and fun game ...
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