Open Source C# Puzzle Games - Page 2

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.

C# Win32 port of the Windows Mobile Bubble Breaker game.

Update - 1.0.0.3 alpha now live!! Simple but addictive Button Games for the windows platform. Wanted to learn animation, physics and laws of simple games. Started on this project way back in 2014. It had a basic look and found it hard to produce games. Since then, I have learned a lot more and have built more confidence with my coding skills. I have many more plans for new games, ideas and the style of this app. If I get enough interest in this project, I will pursue this further. Please note: If the SmartScreen protection screen comes up, click on 'more info', then 'Run anyway' . This only comes up as I am not a verified publisher yet. ( In need of funds for this lol )

A creation system for 2D role-playing games based on a combination of concepts from "Final Fantasy 2/4" and "The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past".

This project aims to create a fast game engine that is simple to use. It will support rendering in OpenGL and DirectX and run on Linux, Windows and Android. It even runs in the browser with WebGL through emscripten. It was originally used to create a round-based 3D multiplayer role-playing game called Heroquest. Now, the main focus has shifted to create a portable point-and-click adventure system and some adventure games.

This a plataform game where the user must to match the color of the blocks to be exploded. The sequence of matches must be minimum 3 and without limit. As the user is exploding the blocks the game is going to be more difficult and fast.

This is a verbal version of the classic number guessing game Cows and Bulls. Instead of guessing four-digit numbers, you guess valid four-letter words. This game is built in .NET and runs in Windows and Linux (using Mono).

Craft Extend give the player more power over their Minecraft, providing game management, tips, server management, and more, at the click of a mouse.

A real 3D clone of the online flashgame "Bloxorz". Using Direct3D and the .NET-Framework for a rapid developement.

As an input takes an image from http://www.dailysudoku.com/ and outputs a file compatible with the open-source WinSudoku game.

DotNETris is a Tetris like puzzle game for Windows (Media Center Edition, or XP Home/Professional) and Pocket PC. Created in C# using the .NET framework.

Dots&Boxes is becoming a super-charged multiplayer game based on the traditional Dot Game first published in 1889 by Édouard Lucas. This standalone version uses the minimax algorithm with alpha-beta pruning to enhance the computer game difficulty.

The game of hangman with leader boards and ranking. Currently written in C#, but there is a possibility for cross platform later on down the road.

English by Picture (Engpic) is a software written in order for children to learn English. With Engpic, children can learn and remember English vocabularies easily by seeing pictures and playing some games which were designed for them.

C# Game Development Engine and IDE based on Axiom graphics engine

A free implementation of the Sudoku puzzle game including user input and randomly generated puzzles.

A "Tetris" clone with a twist... each level has it's own gimmick. Inspired by the old DOS classic game: NYET 3. Requires: OpenGL, .NET framework 1.1, Hardware 3D acceleration (GeForce2 MX or better). Tested under Windows, may run under Linux

Guess That Number is a simple number guessing game from a random number between two thresholds, determined by the difficulty chosen Written in C# with a few twists, such as multiplayer, scoring and time trails. And a little humor and references here and there. The game is free and open source. The game takes full advantage of the text-based console interface to drive home a feeling of an old DOS gams.

Interlake High School's 2010 submission to Microsoft's annual Hunt the Wumpus competition, a program that draws Puget Sound high schools together to develop games in C#. This 3D DirectX offering won "Best in Show" and "Best User Interface."

Puzzles are very popular logic games. There are various types and varieties of puzzles. Here is presented only one kind of puzzle that is the most famous. It is the integration of two or more two-dimensional elements that has a small part of the original picture drawn on it, in order to obtain the whole original image. The elements are formed by drawing original image at orthogonal panel, and then cut into many smaller, same size rectangular parts so-called tiles. Tiles are randomly lined up on the board, and a person who solves the puzzle should, by the replacement of pairs of selected tiles reach the original image.Puzzle that can be solved in this way was named 'Jigsaw Puzzle'. The order of randomly placed tiles on the board can be changed by hiding one tile and getting a free field on the board. Then solve the puzzle by sliding the tiles on the board, using the free field and bringing the tiles to the desired position on the board, this would be 'Slider Puzzle'.

This is C# .NET Form app that shows all valid kakuro combinations given a desired sum, number of cells, and known values.