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openage is a free cross-platform RTS game engine that provides the mechanics of Age of Empires. Using modern technologies as C++17, OpenGL/GLSL, Python, Qt5 and CMake allows people using GNU/Linux, BSD, macOS or Windows to play the game natively. Our aim is to make openage a platform for the original Age of Empires games providing the same look and feel, but with more features for modding and multiplayer. openage uses an open API powered by our human-readable configuration language nyan. We...

...It allows you to capture screenshots of your desktop, webcam, and selected windows programs. The captured images are compressed and sent as a continuous stream over a TCP connection to a single machine. Developed alongside https://sourceforge.net/projects/netjoy/ to allow for off-site, single and multiplayer, game play over an internet connection.

You have just arrived (by time machine) in RoopeeLand. You're not sure if you are still on the same planet, or even in the same Universe, but so far you feel OK. You can breathe, gravity is the same, and you appear to be in a dark, dense wood. You were wise enough to bring some useful survival stuff in a backpack: your smartphone, a compass, a hunting knife, a coil of rope, a lighter and 4 ration packs.

A scifi racing game which can easily use multiple gamepads

...I tried to render everything with OpenGL and as expected, found myself in the middle of a multitude of problems relating to it. The blocks look a lot cooler in 3d though, so I hope I'll manage to resume studying what went wrong and eventually fix it. If I had a Windows machine to do development on, I might try to rewrite everything in Unity, but until they make a Linux dev platform, I think I'll remain with pygame and pyOpenGL.

Trinkets for hackers. Currently: Rubik cube move series inventor. Go solver for tiny boards. Jokes converted into lateral puzzles. Turing machine enumeration Things coming: sci-fi ideas/stories, chess (endgame), etc... License GPL+GFDL

Fruit machine game written in python.

Viola is an interpreter for Z-Machine games, like those created by Infocom, written in Python. It will have full support for all eight Z-Machine versions, and the blorb resource format.

...A computer game in which robots are governed by a simple assembly language. Various arenas running on different hosts can be connected over the internet, so that robots blundering into transporters can be sent from machine to machi

A python implementation of a 'z-machine', a virtual machine which executes interactive fiction stories.