Search Results for "multiple choice question"

Axmol is a modern C++ game engine forked from Cocos2d-x, designed to support high-performance 2D and lightweight 3D game development across multiple platforms. It improves upon the original Cocos2d-x with a cleaner architecture, better tooling, and support for modern C++ standards. Axmol supports scripting with Lua and JavaScript, and is suitable for both indie developers and studios targeting mobile, desktop, and web platforms. With an active community and frequent updates, Axmol is a solid choice for cross-platform game development.

The Cocos Engine repository powers the open-source core of Cocos Creator, a cross-platform game engine and editor designed for building 2D and 3D games for web and native targets. It aims to simplify game creation and distribution, with support for high-performance rendering, physics, scene management, asset pipelines, and more. The engine is built using a mix of C++ (for performance-critical systems) and TypeScript/JavaScript (for scripting), enabling developers to script game logic while...

TRIVIA-4-ROADTRIPS is a question-answer game for various trivia topics for entertainment during ride share and road trips. A running score is maintained and displayed. If the choice is incorrect, the gamer can ask for a hint or make another attempt at the cost of a point. Additionally, upon completion of the game, the gamer can request the issuance of an official backseat driver's license.

Erebus is a 2D real-time role-playing game, for Windows, Linux, Symbian and Android. This is under development, though already playable with three quests. Classic point-n-click style RPG, with dungeons to explore, enemies to fight, NPCs to talk to, sub-quests to complete, scenery to interact with, weapons, treasure and other items to find. Also supports Rogue-like keyboard controls. Binaries available for Windows and Android. Linux must be compiled from source. Older versions are...

Monopoly clone written in Java for 2-8 players (including computer players) that was designed to make quite a lot of things customisable from the user's point of view. Four board files are included. Two are based on regional variations of Monopoly but with places named after colours instead, the other two are there more to demonstrate what can be done. Hopefully there are no major bugs in the game - I cannot guarantee that there are none, but I've done some testing on Linux and Windows...

Trivbot is a a multilingual quiz/trivia bot for IRC channels. It is written in java so it can run on multiple platforms. A question is sent to the IRC channel and the text in the channel scanned for a string that matches one of the accepted answers.

A trivia game engine for those who want to present their own quiz show based upon multiple choice questions. It is possible to load lists of questions and answers and to change appearance and sounds using an XML configuration file.

It is a Shogi - Japanese Chess - game made in Java, where you can play against one of 3 AI's of your choice. Or against a friend.

Osiris is an open source runescape toolkit designed for ubuntu linux, with possible windows/OSX adoption later.

Pavlov is a Java multiple choice teaching program. Easy to write, pluggable question selection strategies & user feedback modules optimize time spent learning huge amounts of info stored in XML libraries. Also library editor and general use packages.

Scripting language for development of CYOA (multiple choice text-based games). Both language and platform independent.

GQuiz is a multiple choice quiz program based on gnome-python. It will soon balloon into an XML-based multimedia extravaganza (hopefully)

Easily port multiple choice trivia questions to a LAMP server integrated into Facebook