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XCSoar is a tactical glide computer for Android, Linux, macOS, and Windows.

"Pyrates" is a suite of pirate-themed TUI computer games designed as a classroom aid for teaching software localization with gettext. "Pyrates" showcases a number of common translation problems encountered during software localization. The game requires Python 3 IDE (at least version 3.10) on your device. See the "Wiki" section above for more information about the games. New locales can be added on Weblate.org (see the link above). Recommended soundtrack: "Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag."

Blind Chess also known as "Dark Chess" (暗棋) or "Banqi" or Half Chess , is a two-player Chinese board game played on a 4x8 grid, or half of the xiangqi (Chinese Chess) board. This application is using Taiwan rule. AI is using basic minimax tree structure and some rules. Advanced algorithm such as Upper Confidence bounds applied to Trees and Monte Carlo Tree Search are NOT used. This app is single player vs computer only. For English user, Christakis Giorgios made Software Requirements...

PyMancala implements rules of the Mancala game, also called Awale. It can be played in different modes: human-human, human-computer or computer-computer. Different variants of the rules are implemented. Several 'basic' strategies are proposed for the human to get an advice and for the computer. Many others can be added and compared to the already existing ones.

...The repository also includes explanations of the game logic, recognition approach, and platform-specific setup details. Its main value is demonstrating how Python, computer vision, and device automation can be combined to interact with a simple mobile game.

Blue Pad turns your cellphone into a remote PC controller over bluetooth. It is useful for playing games, control presentations and video/audio away from the computer.

Lampião Digital é um jogo educativo que deseja ressaltar a cultura nordestina, integrar conhecimentos interdiciplinares. Desenvolvido de forma colaborativa por alunos de Sistemas de Informação da Universidade Federal Rural de Pernambuco.