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Very simple Python engine for text based adventures(interactive fiction).
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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.
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Fkmlandunter is a clone of the german card game "Land Unter". It runs over the network using the TCP/IP protocol for data transmission. A console client with ncurses and a QT client written in python and a GUI client using SDL are available.
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Python libraries and a wxPython GUI for importing and exporting user-created musical scores and game data from the Nintendo DS game Daigasso! Band Brothers.
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An animal guessing game. The program takes the role of a zoologist and tries to guess an animal by asking questions about animal properties (ancestry, habitat, etc.) CLI so far. A GUI with visualization for educational purpose is intended in the future.
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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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"TomKat" is a console based number game for Linux, written in Python. If you are tired of GUI games or don't have/use a desktop environment, this is perfect. Future versions will have network game play support.
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