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Pyrates (game)
TUI games designed as a classroom aid for teaching localization.
..."Pyrates" showcases a number of common translation problems encountered during software localization. The game requires Python 3 IDE (at least version 3.8) on your device. See the "Wiki" section above for more information about the games. New locales can be added on Weblate.org (see the link above). Recommended soundtrack: "Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag." -
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Project 1: Grail of the Lava Kingdom
Our first homebrew game for a retro console
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. -
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DRS - JSnake
The Snake Game written in JavaScript and CSS3!
...Easy to personalize, theme design, internal code, and easy to play! Any features can be added just by some few lines! Any skins could be used with this powerful CSS3! Any how can be played, either in a touch device, keyboard, joy stick, kinect, whatever. (need external software) Tested and works in almost any browser. The CSSes are written for webkit browsers (Chrome and Safari) at the moment. More features will be add and bugs will be resolved soon in the future. Contact me for more information or if you are interested in contribute. ...
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