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Free YGOPro puzzle editor
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Threesome is a little search and combination game which concept is not so easy. You have to pick 3 cards out of 12 visible cards that fits to each other, according to certain criterias. There is a detailed tutorial attached, which describes everything.
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Acoustic-Memory is a memory game with sound. The goal of the game is to find all pairs of cards with the same sound.
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Great videogame!!! A trading card game (TCG) with creatures and spells. You play against the computer with rules enforcement. Over 400 cards to build your deck with, infinite playability. Java based, works on Windows, Linux, Mac, etc..
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The program will be a basic memory game. The user will click on two cards, out of sixteen, and try to match the images on the opposite side of the cards together. The user will also be able to save and load his/her game at any point during the game.
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PenguinCards is a java-based Card game. The aim of the player is to find out identical card pairs which are randomly placed on the board. You can either play against the computer or another player. The one who finds out more card pairs is the winner.
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