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NetHack is a popular single player dungeon exploration game that runs on a wide variety of computer systems.
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Peces (Joc de Tangram)
Tangram game
Peces és un programa per jugar a 40 modalitats de tangram y més de 31.000 figures per resoldre. Podeu crear noves figures, generar-les automàticament, crear concursos i intercanviar les dades amb altres usuaris. A tangram's program with 40 modalites of tangram and more 31,000 shapes. You can create new figures and add them to the main game. In addition, it is possible to create competitions against your friends, and select only the shapes you want to use. Programme pour jouer avec 40... -
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OpenPref is open source implementation of European trick-taking game Preferans (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Preferans ) against two virtual players.
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Mordor - Resurrection is a remake of an old RPG game named Mordor - Depth of Dejenol created by MakeItSo Software. It is created in Delphi with the aid of Microsoft Access as Database environment.
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Overflow is a board game for two players or one player against the computer. The rules? Think chain reactions.
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