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...Throughout the game, more of the vast network of underground tunnels are opened up to you, and clues about the island's past are revealed. The gameplay is centered around the momentum-based flying mechanic, which is difficult to master but ultimately lets you go anywhere with six degrees of freedom and no speed limit. Other features include simple hack-and-slash style combat and some collect-a-thon platformer elements. The game is complete, but is still being updated. If you like this project, please consider supporting me by buying a copy at: https://oddwarg.itch.io/sulphur-nimbus-hels-elixir (This repository was moved from Bitbucket because they are removing Mercurial support.)

Minecraft is a simple Minecraft-inspired demo written in Python using the Pyglet library for windowing, input, and OpenGL rendering. The project implements a first-person block world where you can walk around, jump, fly, and place or remove blocks using a small set of block types like brick, grass, and sand. It provides full WASD movement with mouse look and basic building controls, giving a surprisingly complete “sandbox” feel in only a small amount of Python code. The author explicitly...

...It is written completely in Python and uses Pygame so the code is as accessible as possible for others to inspect. The idea should be easy enough for anyone to understand: try to avoid running into flying saucers and their laser beams by shooting them down before they shoot you down. Every time you destroy a flying saucer you get points. Points are nice, you want them.

Driving a car is 2D Flying a plane is 2.5D Playing DEEP Space is true 3D Ever flown in no gravity, where up is relative? How about all that inside a cavern or large building? Now's your chance to experience combat in full 6DOF in a style similar to the Descent series.

This is an auxilary tool for the naval tabletop wargame 'Flying Colors: Fleet Actions in The Age of Sail', by Mike Nagel. With 'Flying Colors Assistant', players can easily keep track of the status of their ships (condition, damage, etc.) and automatically perform them most frequent complex game calculations, such as firing cannons or applying damage. The program checks the game tables, computes dire roll modifiers, etc., helping the player to focus less on game rules and more on game tactics. ...

XP2TS is an open-source project aimed to make possible auto-switch between TeamSpeak frequency-channels while flying with X-Plane flight simulator in the virtual aerial environment provided by IVAO on Linux.