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RollingQuestis a puzzle game in which we control a ball, which must overcome all kinds of problems and enemies, make jumps and navigate the structures made up of cubes, in order to find all the keys and thus reach the exit! Rollingcube is directly based on Kula World, a 1998 PS1 game. It is in turn the result of Project Crystal, an initiative to resurrect Cubosphere, restarting development using a new engine (Unity) and giving it a more modern look, as a good remake should be. You can join the community on this Discord server where we share more news: discord.gg/cQzGRCW

...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'.

...C# has the main environment of the game and the GUI The GUI was created using WPF , Windows Presentation Foundation Prolog is used as the knowledgebase of the agent of Wumpus World In order for C# to communicate with Prolog a Csharp interface is used SWI-Prolog. Author: Abdulrahman Zakrt Date: Jan.02, 2018 Requirements This implementation of Wumpus World uses prolog and is based on Dotnet and requires the following: 64 bit windows machine , Currently the game only supports 64 bit machines SWIPL(v6.6.6) 64 bit (Installed automatically by the game if not available) Latest Version of DotNet (Installed automatically by windows) How to Use In order to use the GUI only you can use the setup.exe in the SetupFiles.

...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 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!

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.

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.