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You have just arrived (by time machine) in RoopeeLand. You're not sure if you are still on the same planet, or even in the same Universe, but so far you feel OK. You can breathe, gravity is the same, and you appear to be in a dark, dense wood. You were wise enough to bring some useful survival stuff in a backpack: your smartphone, a compass, a hunting knife, a coil of rope, a lighter and 4 ration packs. You'll need them!

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Golden Point is a simple card game, similar to some other popular card games. The main goal of the game is to get more points then your opponent, but in the same time not to get more than 21 ("Golden Point"). During the game you get cards, which have next values: 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 - according to numbers in it's names; J - 2 points; Q - 3 points; K - 4 points; A - 11 points. In the beginning of the game you get 2 cards, and if your total points are less than 21, you can take more...

A basic, very simple interactive game written in python. Written in Python 2, requires Python 2.

Call Bridge is a popular card game. I wrote this to see if I can create a GUI based card game in less than 15 KB by replacing images with UNICODE characters. The player plays a game of Call Bridge (*duh*;) against 3 bots. GUI FILES NOT UPLOADED YET.

NOTE: THE PROJECT HAS BEEN MOVED TO http://code.google.com/p/tagengine/

!!!NOTE: THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED TO GITHUB!!! RingMUD is an extensible MUD (multi-user dungeon) engine and utility set that draws inspiration from popular tabletop RPG systems and adds a dash or two of its own flavor.

Kingdom Wars is a client/server chess daemon designed to run on multiple operating platforms. Both the client and the server are stand alone. The network protocal is open, and custom clients are welcome to be developed.

Start-Game T00L is a cross-platform emulator frontend and ROM manager coded in Python using a Pyglet-based interface. It's still on a very early stage of development, and most of the features are not implemented yet. The goal is to make a fully functional frontend which works straight out of the box, without the need to configure every single emulator (like you need to do in every other frontend today).