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Goal of this project is a freeware game similar to the PSX game "Kula World" / "Roll Away". It is designed platform independent, written in C++ and using the following libraries: OpenGL, SDL (Simple DirectMedia Layer), libjpeg, LUA, GLSL-Shader.
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LASengine is a powerful game engine to create 2D point-and-click adventure games. It uses LUA as the scripting tool.
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Enigma is a puzzle and dexterity game. It's 2D in gameplay and graphics, and available for Linux, Windows and Mac, and several languages. It features more than 1000 levels and is maintained by a vivid community, creating ever more inventive levels.
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Snowballs codename Panguin is a Pang clone with a Linux flavour added in to the mix. This is a learning curve project, so may never be a polished game (unless there's a demand for it). See homepage for more details
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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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