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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.

Minihack is a small and minimalistic text-based hack 'n slash RPG written in C. It is inspired by both roguelike games and interactive fiction and tries to blend them into a single, replayable adventure. For example, it has randomized game world, handful of playable character classes with unique abilities and a lot of dying, but character is controlled with one-word parser instead of mysterious key combinations to make the learning curve less steep. Oh, and it is also compilable...

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...

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

Zorobot is an IRC bot for learning japanese. It is highly customizable, featuring spaced repetition, example word/sentence, question modification, adjustable level/speed/color, load/save game, review report, personal word list, google docs or xml.

Kanji learning software for the Psp. Create Kanji/Hirigana/Katakana lists and practice remembering their pronunciation/translation through flashcards quizs. Aims to be estheticly pleasing and can be used as a Kanji dictionary.

TPRF is a framework (And working demo) for a Roguelike game, written in Pascal. It strives for readability, modifiability and extensibility over all else, which make it perfect as a learning tool. TPRF releases use the syntax tprf-[version]-[binaryos]

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.