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Pokete
A terminal based Pokemon like game
...By pressing 1 you can choose between the attacks your Pokete has (as long their AP is over 0). By pressing the according number, or navigating with the * cursor to the attack and pressing Enter you can use the attack selected. The wild Pokete will fight back, but you can kill it and gain XP to level up your Pokete. If you would like to catch a wild Pokete, you must first weaken it and then throw a Poketeball. With a bit of luck, you can catch it and have it fight for you. -
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In this game you have to destroy as many enemy balls as possible by colliding with them, or using special powers. Each ball raises its own resistance and its own attack power when it speeds up. So the faster you go, the more you are protected against enemy attacks, and greater becomes your attack power against enemy balls! This is valid for your enemies too! See the ingame help for more details.
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In this game you have to destroy as much enemy balls as possible by colliding with them, or using special powers. Each ball raises its own resistance and its own attack power when it speeds up. So the faster you go, the more you are protected against enemy attacks, and greater becomes your attack power against enemy balls! This is valid for your enemies too! See the ingame help for more details.
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Kana Attack III
A time attack game for learning hiragana and katakana.
...You can compete against yourself, classmates, or friends using a local leaderboard that shows how fast you've completed each level. You can also unlock achievement trophies that record various milestones from your Kana Attack III experiences. -
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Super Kanji Time I
A time attack game for learning various kanji.
This is a game developed in Python and compiled for Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8 that is built to teach various kanji to students of the Japanese language. The kanji lists are taken from the textbook Nakama 2. In this game, you must click on the appropriate kanji according to the pronunciation given to you. When a correct click is made, a sound plays and the kanji disappears. The goal is to make all the kanji disappear as fast as you can. You can compete against yourself, classmates, or... -
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Super Kanji Time II
A time attack game for learning various kanji.
This is a game developed in Python and compiled for Windows XP, Vista, 7, and 8 that is built to teach various kanji to students of the Japanese language. The kanji lists are taken from the textbook Nakama 2. In this game, you must click on the appropriate kanji according to the pronunciation given to you. When a correct click is made, a sound plays and the kanji disappears. The goal is to make all the kanji disappear as fast as you can. You can compete against yourself, classmates, or... -
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AI Attack
Pygame top down tactical robot shooter. Sniper or meele. Comming soon.
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D&D 4e Turn Tracker, supports conditions and durations. Allows user-added creatures (monsters or PCs), and displays stats, including powers and stats. (Monsters not included for copyright reasons)
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4st Attack is a gorgeous looking connect-four. And whilst being good looking it's scarily addictive!
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