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mazeman
A scriptable 2d randomizable maze game
Mazeman is an original puzzle game, somewhat like "chip's challenge" except it can generate new randomized puzzles from a carefully balanced array of elements. The objective is to find the gems amongst the other dynamic maze elements. A very terse and powerful scripting language and an integrated script debugger enable users to generate their own maze designs. Maze is a mesmerizing addictive and fascinating puzzle with a deceptively simple premise. Scripts allow new players to acquire... -
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Fifteen puzzle is a sliding puzzle that consists of a frame of numbered square tiles in random order with one tile missing. "15 puzzle" (Wikiversity) — script in JavaScript, developed under Web laboratory as an educational project.
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VisualCube
A php script for generating Rubik's cube visualisations
INSTALLATION INSTRUCTIONS These instructions are for installing the script on your own web server. If you do not have access to your own server, or would just like to try out the software, please visit: http://cube.crider.co.uk/visualcube.php PREREQUISITES You will need: * Access to an Apache web server with PHP and ImageMagic installed. * A MySQL database. This is optional, but will improve performance if you have a high traffic website. STEPS 1. Download the code using... -
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A simple puzzle made with C++, SDL, FMOD Ex and some Lua script. The game objective is to complete the path between the starter and finish points by moving the blocks (runes).
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phpSudoku is a small and fast script for a sudoku online-game on your website. It includes 200000 sudoku puzzles and ist very easy to integrate in every website and your existing webdesign. It requires PHP 4 or higher. There is no need of MySQL. The latest release of php Sudoku with 1.000.000 puzzles is hosted at https://github.com/msoftware/phpsudoku. On sourceforge.net you will only find php sudoku V 1.0. All newer versions are available at https://github.com/msoftware/phpsudoku.
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A PHP word search script. It has many options, including the ability to use different shapes for your puzzle, or you can design your own shape. Then you can either print the puzzle or play it online. The script supports many different languages.
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This game demo is a tool to learn the basics of J2ME and a few graphic tricks.<br> It uses an Ant script for both code related operations and distribution management.<br> It also makes good use of great Java tools (Antic, ProGuard, MPowerPlayer).
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Mazesmith is a maze generator, written in JavaScript, that is able to be printed or played through a Web browser. The script has many options, including five different algorithms.
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A small Perl script that allows Steam-based game server admins to create, modify and maintain custom config files for each map in a servers mapcycle.
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