Open Source C# Puzzle Games

SokoSolve is a Sokoban game and enthusiast tools. Features include: Game (mouse-move,crate-drag, bookmarks), Library, Solver, Editor, and Generator. (Windows, C# .NET) Moved: https://github.com/guylangston/SokoSolve

The GK3 Tools project is a collection of tools and utilities useful for viewing and modifying the Gabriel Knight 3 data files.

Maths Magic is a simple game to improve addition skills in a fun way. The objective is to find a number or a sequence of numbers that add up to the target number. For example, when a single number like 6 is displayed, you can press 6 directly or a sequence of numbers that add up to 6 like 1, 2 and 3 or 2 and 4 or 1 and 5. Also, if a number like 11 is shown as the target number, you can press 2 and 9 or 3 and 8 or 4 and 7 or 1, 3 and 7 or 2, 3 and 6 or 5 and 6. For any target number the goal is to add up to it. A high number like 30 requires a sequence that can vary like 1, 9, 2, 8, 4 and 6. The goal still being that the sum of the sequence adds up to 30. Because there is a limit to how many numbers can be summed, the limit of the target numbers is 40. As the game progresses and your score increases, the game becomes progressively harder by increasing the range of target numbers and reducing the available time.

A set of 20 brain exercises to enhance memory, attention and problem solving skills.

A Simple tool that will manage your Bejeweled 3 Savegames This tool requires .NET 2.0 or later to work, other then that it should work with any Windows system

A solver of the popular puzzle game, Eternity II.

PocketLoop is an addictive game based on Slither Link / Fences / Loop the Loop.

Sudoku puzzle game, with the ability to generate random new puzzles of varying difficulty and give hints to solve existing puzzles. Please note that this project uses SVN.

Untangle is a simple and straightforward puzzle game in which the player must untangle a web of vertices and line segments in order to remove all intersections between line segments. Drag vertices around the game field with the left mouse button to prevent intersections between line segments. In later levels, it is useful to press and hold the left mouse button over a vertex in order to highlight all vertices connected to it with line segments. Levels are randomly generated and potentially unlimited in number, although sooner or later the game field will become too tight or the game performance will deteriorate. Untangle was heavily inspired by the Flash game Uncross the Lines (http://www.mathsisfun.com/games/uncross-the-lines.html). Nevertheless, many new features are planned for the future. Microsoft .NET Framework 4.0 needs to be installed in order to play Untangle.

A client-server quiz game on LAN network.

This is a simple virtual rubix cube game, programmed to help novice cubers solve their first cube with hints and an ingame tutorial.

Your goal in this game is to get the 2048 tiles by merging similar ones. You can only move ALL the tiles in the direction you want using arrow keys.

A 3x3 block moving puzzle. The objective is to arrange them in correct order. Score high by solving it as fast as you can! New Version 1.2 with Image puzzle is now available. You can use any local image to create a new puzzle!

"C#" implementation of the well known game.

The 8-tiles project is to study, play and analyze the 8-tiles problem. Currently, it runs in 2 algorithms, Breadth First Search and Depth First Search. Even if you don't like the current implementation of one of algorithms, you can easily modify it, change it, or even implement and your new preferred algorithms using the game elements. Adding new algorithm will cost you changing about 2 or 3 lines besides your own implementation. Not only run the algorithm, but the interface helps you to show the number of nodes explored by the algorithm and the number of steps it takes to solve the game. You can start from a random solvable state or navigate to a state yourself. The interface animates the actions of solving the state and you can change the delay between each action to be able to track, analyze and learn.

The 8-puzzle problem is a puzzle popularized by Sam Loyd in the 1870s. It is played on a 3-by-3 grid with 8 square blocks labeled 1 through 8 and a blank square. Your goal is to rearrange the blocks so that they are in order.

This game is a maze game where you travel through level using your mouse, avoiding different types obstacles. These will get harder the more you advance through the game. You can also create your own levels and share them with your friends!

This program is to be designed as a recorder or solver for the many Alchemy games out there. It is to be very open ended so that any game can be used with this. It is to be used as a solver if you have the solutions

Color Expansion board game, built on generic minimax algorithm. This program is a member of Color Expansion AI's contest.

Another Block is a Tetris® clone developed in C# for .NET Framework for Win. It's still a basic Tetris®, with no different rules or attractions. It's a simple game, developed with the goal of having a first step in teaching people how to do C# games.

Argeebee is a game of lights and mirrors, filters and prisms. It is a puzzle game with absolutely no time pressure. It is written in C# and requires the Mono run-time to execute.

This project was created for the game development competition being put on by RIT's Society of Software Engineers in 2006-2007. The project itself is one of roughly 8 games entered into the competition.

A classic block slider puzzle game with one simple goal: Move the target block out of the game board.

Bubbel is a 2D puzzle shooter built in C# with the XNA framework.