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This computer game is based on BrainTeaser by Wim Nijland. Choose digits from 1 to 9, split by reaction method into three groups: 1-3-7-9, 2-4-6-8, and 5. The goal is to display all digits except 5, avoiding the field clearing and counter overflow.

Fox Oring is a variation of the sport of amateur radio direction finding. Fox Oring is a timed race in which individual competitors use a topographic map and a magnetic compass to navigate through diverse, wooded terrain while searching for radio transmitters. The term is derived from the use of the term fox hunting to describe recreational radio direction finding activity and an abbreviation of the word orienteering. It is necessary to discover 5 hidden transmitters located on a 10 × 10...

...Randomly Generates: - Tavern Names - NPC Personality Quirks - NPC Physical Traits - City Embellishments (sensory immersion) ..- Sights ..- Sounds ..- Smells ..- Tactile - Quest Seeds - Herald Announcements - Dice Roller, with bonus field (i.e 2d4+3) All on one screen! These can add a lot of flavor to your campaign. Also included: - Dice Roller can open in its own (conveniently small) window - Editor Panel, to add your own random elements (choose your own adventure!) - All data stored in plain text files (.txt) for easy customization NO Spyware, malware, etc. ...

You navigate a green Pixel-Block through a field of random generated colored Pixel-Blocks. Some Pixel-Blocks help you to reach a high score and some don't. If there's no way out, you should fire your laser with SPACE. There's also a possibility to pause the game with 'P'. With the arrow-keys UP and DOWN you can move the green Pixel-Block. Every fifty scorepoints the refresh speed gets faster.

Roguelike Library is portable open-source library written in C++. It consist of set of classes that can be used in all roguelike games. Classes are categorized to fullfill tasks of random map generation, pathfinding and counting field of view.

LambdaRoguelike is yet another Rogue-like game, written in Haskell. The game uses NCurses for it's UI. Features are: Field of Vision, Random Dungeon Generation, Combat, Monsters (with different AI), userfriendly interface, A help system and more...

Chapas is an open source turn-based bottlecap racing game, with 3D graphics, where the players strategically control the racers with cards. A typical round of Chapas starts by dealing 9 random cards to each player. Each of these cards represents movement points for the different bottlecaps. Afterwards, an auction takes place, where the players use their money (an initially set amount, that accumulates over different rounds), to buy the bottlecaps better suited to each player's cards. Finally the race phase starts, where the players use their cards, on their respective turn, to move the bottlecaps across the field, passing through each checkpoint (where they can restock their cards for money). ...