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The GK3 Tools project is a collection of tools and utilities useful for viewing and modifying the Gabriel Knight 3 data files.
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cgSudoku
Sudoku engine for .NET 4.0 and up
Sudoku game library written in C# qirh source and tests (NUnit) available. Provides hint tracking and allows for custom classes to be added for advanced solving techniques to be applied without directly modifying the library's code. An UndoManager class is provided for automatic undo/redo support, and basic file saving and loading to and from an XML format is implemented as well. Also includes a custom control to drop on forms to take care of the display and basic key handling, and a... -
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YahtzeeSharp
A Simple Yahtzee like game.
A Simple Yahtzee like game, similar to the ones played `back in the day` using a cup, some dice and a paper score card. Use Mono/Gtk# and SQLite for data storage. -
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Infrastructure for creating document flow solutions, document forms, document printing forms. Automated data structure creation and modufication. Basic shems for store managment, accounting and other document flow tasks.
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2048
Merge similar tiles and get the 2048 one
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.
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