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Code Master
A Game Similar to Mastermind
You only have a limited number of attempts to crack the code master's secret code. Can you figure it out before you run out of chances? -
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Coapres
Real Time Puzzle Videogame
Real time puzzle videogame, with like arcade games gameplay and isometric perspective. Use random pieces of terrain to expand the ants territory allowing them to reach the food. -
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DexGuess
A simple game to analyse your skills in number guessing.
The program randomly selects a five digit number. You have to find out that number in the minimum number of logical guesses possible. You will enter a five digit number and the program will tell you if the number is more than, less than or equal to the random number selected by the program. Repeat the process to find the number out. -
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crosslexic
Solve elusive words in crossword puzzles.
Crosslexic is a tool for solving those elusive words in crossword puzzles. By Arthur Gouros. -
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Codebreaker is a small game that runs in your browser (so you don't need to install it). The aim is to find the right code (3 digits). But the panel only tells you how many digits are right, not which ones. You can play the game on our webpage.
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This is a very simple kids game, in which player selects an animal and tries to match it with the appropriate characteristics. It is a very basic level code. Coded in java.
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A typical Mine Sweeper game written with ZK framework, almost the same look and feel with the Windows version. The source code is compact and written within a single Zul file.
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Enjoy doing the crossword in the morning? But your paper doesn't print one on Sundays! Why not store the old crosswords in your computer so you can replay them anytime. Crosswordsaver keeps them in a database, you can play them later from your browser.
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Crossword Sage is a tool for creating professional looking crosswords with powerful word suggestion capabilities. It can also help you solve crosswords!
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Helps you play Sudoku. Named after the inventor. Eliminate possibilites by clicking. Has optional automated solving assistants for rote techniques, but doesn't take away the fun of playing. Clean, straightforward Java code.
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This game demo is a tool to learn the basics of J2ME and a few graphic tricks.<br> It uses an Ant script for both code related operations and distribution management.<br> It also makes good use of great Java tools (Antic, ProGuard, MPowerPlayer).
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Bean matching puzzle/battle game. Beans Evil. Match Beans. Destroy Beans. Save World. This is a Java implementation of a popular puzzle game type, and code for implementing similar games, on desktop, PDA, mobile phone etc.
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It is a word puzzle game which can be played online. It is a Java Applet that can show crossword puzzles. The clues of these kind of puzzles are in squares. The applet can be put on a web-page where visitors can solve crossword puzzles interactively.
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This project is a basic puyo puyo game, for j2me. I have code that I wrote as a demo, in java about a year and half ago. Now the game will be fleashed out, and ported to j2me.
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