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...Simple chess game for people who want to play chess but don't want to take it seriously. Written in C, using SDL 1.2 or SDL 2 for graphics. Interface inspired from old chess game for ZX Spectrum. The computer searches (L+2)/2 moves ahead (assuming that a move means that both sides move a piece), where L is the difficulty level. Positions are evaluated only by adding the values of the pieces left on the board. Any factors related to where the pieces are, such as mobility, doubled pawns, isolated pawns etc. are not considered. To add variety to the game, possible moves are randomly shuffled before every search.

Mastermind RK is a little cross-platform game for various classic Z80-based computers, written in C using the z88dk compiler (www.z88dk.org). Your goal is to break a four-digit colour code in as few moves as possible. The compiled program is a little over 8K in size, so it usually requires the target machine to have at least 16K RAM. Currently, 86 target systems are supported, including Mattel Aquarius, Sinclair ZX80 and ZX81 (with a separate Chroma colour version), ColecoVision, various Robotron computers, Philips P2000 and VG5000, and many more. 2026-06-29: - New targets supported: Heathkit H89 / Zenith Z-89 Triumph Adler P2 Xerox 820

Game based on Freeciv, which some changes to gameplay.

A 4x4x4 tic tac toe game which uses GTK.

Scidb is an open-source chess database application for Windows, Unix/Linux. It is a new development inspired by Scid.

...Walks in random direction, the same way like player. A turret: shots in random direction with a constant interval. Bullets can fly through the walls. The Boss: randomly moves left or right at the top of level, fires from two guns. Starts raging, when his health becomes low. There are no savegames between levels, so if you`ll lost all backups and die somewhere at 15th level (for example), you will be returned to the first level. At the game's begin you have five backups; collecting of a big green square will give you one more backup (aka 1-UP).

SAN Kit was made public in 1993 by Stephen Edwards, the inventor of PGN Chess notation. The original code is in C, and with few comments quite cryptic. In addition, the original author's style was quite quixotic, making it even more difficult to read. This code is now reformatted to modern standards, adds support for NAG codes and comments, and has a "non-CLI" mode for inclusion in chess playing programs. The code has gone through extensive analysis using the llvm/clang compiler and...

The GNU Chess Voiceover is an enhancement of voice functionality over the existing GNU Chess v 5.08.The GNU Chess is very intelligent chess thus its worth to add a voice functionality to speak out the computer's moves in a human like voice.

A simple command line tool for solving the triangular peg solitaire game, like the one at Cracker Barrel. Also has a few other features.

CXBoard is graphical user interfaces for Co Tuong (Xiangqi). It display a xianqiboard on the screen, accept moves made with the mouse, and load and save games in Portable Game Notation (PGN).

Text Text Revolution is a clone of the popular Dance Dance Revolution for character displays. Now you can practice your moves on anything with a text display, anywhere!