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Pyrates (game)
A suite of pirate-themed TUI games.
The project has been moved to https://hubkow.itch.io/pyrates Visit the new page to find new releases. -
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Sky3ds utility for Mac and Linux
A port of Sky3DS Diskwriter for Mac OS X and Linux
Sky3DS is a Nintendo 3DS linker, a special game pak with a MicroSD card slot. So, on that MicroSD card, you can put in 3DS games backup files (only in .3ds format.) That linker makes for Nintendo 3DS casual developers possible to test the software they have created. Note: This project is discontinued, please fork me :) -
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!!!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.
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Pyro aims to be the first major Roguelike game written in Python. Project goals are clear code, easy modification and extension, and of course, a game that's worth playing. This is an early alpha and not yet winnable.
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RandomGame is a game written in Python (GUI by Tkinter). The goal of the game is to pick the number that the computer randomly chosen. Written in Python, RandomGame is multiplatform.The goal of the project is to add a lot on functions in a simple game.
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