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Our first homebrew game for a retro console. We decided to write a simple program for the Atari Lynx due to the availability of C libraries and the small device C compiler. This is a pretty terrible game but it was a good project for us from a learning perspective.

Pontoon in c - source code and header file for the game pontoon written in c as a console app using the Lcc compliler. It's completely free, but can you give me a thumbs up if you find it usefull?

BioGB was designed with the following properties: 1. It most be as portable as posible. 2. The code most be easy to read.

An open-source, SDL based, game engine to replicate old style Rockman (aka Megaman) games, being as close as possible of Rockman 1-6, and an editor made with Qt, for custom graphics, weapons, bosses, enemies and level creation. Please access our web page for more details. The engine code is meant to be highly portable, thanks to SDL, and have been ported and tested in: - Linux - Windows - macOSX (x86) (not currently supported) - Playstation 2 - Nintendo DS (abandoned) - Dingux - Open...

Wesley's Game is being developed to help beginner programmers learn C99. It is currently in a closed Alpha development stage. Upon reaching the Beta stage, the source code will be released under a custom semi-open source license.

Converstional engine, in the line of Zork, written using ANSI C. For the time being it's just a bunch of useless code, and its design is still childish at most. However, progress is being made char* after char*

A C++ written console application which allows to "log" a Poker game intelligently, i.e. the program also leads the players through the game. The Code can also be used as a basement for further projects, like a poker-bot etc.

A shareware game called begin was released in 1984: a tactical starship game with a good AI and fair rules (the computer had no advantage) I've hacked assembly code to make it a multiplayer game, so that folk can challenge each other rather than the AI.

BlackSMS is a project to build a very accurate Sega Master System's emulation core without depending on any specific plataform. This is achieved by spliting the plataform-dependable code from the core and providing it as a separated interface.

Our mission is to refactor Nethack 3.4.3 into easy to understand Objective-C code, and to add new enhancements.