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Biogenesis Color Mod
Mod for evolution simulation and artificial life program Biogenesis
...Original project by Joan Queralt Molina: https://sourceforge.net/projects/biogenesis/ Includes Tyler Colemans "Features Mod": https://sourceforge.net/projects/biogenesisfeatu/ Biogenesis discussion forum: https://sourceforge.net/p/biogenesis/discussion/ Biogenesis runs faster (at least for myself) if you open a Google Chrome window (don´t know why :D) -
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RuleRule
A puzzle game of rules acting upon rules. Create the desired pattern.
...Versions For a first test of the game mechanics in your browser, download the Javascript version, coded by Jan-Hendrik Vienup (December 2014, GPL) tested with Firefox, MSIE, Chrome, and Safari : RuleRule3.zip First created with NeXT Interface Builder and Objective-C files (1995, Mach OS): rulerule.gz (Creative Commons Attribution License). For some history, see http://hilgemeier.gmxhome.de/codes/rulerule.htm Unfinished Java project, running under Eclipse Luna with Windows 7 (2012, LGPL). Contains notes and design diagrams for possible future development. ... -
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Maze War SVG
The famous Maze War game recreated as a modern web application.
Maze War SVG is a web-based recreation of the Maze War game written for the Macintosh, circa 1987. That, in turn, was inspired by the first Maze War game, which was created in 1973 by Steve Colley, Howard Palmer and Greg Thompson.
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