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The original idea of Alexander V. Catapang Jr. in the Guess-Chess from the eGames package. Divine generator is an addition to the idea and transfer of rules to makruk, xiangqi and shogi.

Dice endgames is a gambling and logical game with perfect information, at the same time being a variety of both variants of chess and checkers-like games, and dices. In this game, the arrangement of chess pieces depends on the values on the sides of the dice. It was conceived as teaching and training how to solve endgames, problems or random arrangements, such as Fischer's chess, in various board games of logic.

A game of skill and reflexes, non violent, suitable for all ages, hours of fun! 100 % FUN Move the ball around the level map, without falling, without running out of time, and getting the prizes, in order to reach the exit. Full map editor included!

Reimplementation of the great DOS game Lost Vikings.

Console based sudoku solver. It is a modified version of the solver included in the Ubuntu distribution of Linux, and has similar functionality to the original by Michael Kennett. New features: - You interactively can open and save boards with it. - The title of the board can be edited. - Added early contradiction check to detect if the board is unsolvable: 1 2  . | .   .  . | . . . .   .  . | 1 2  . | . . . .   .  . | .   .  . | 1 2 . -------+-------+------- 2 1  . | .   . ...

A simply sudoku's solver make with fotran language that show step by step the solution of the puzzle. It is fast and light, not need installation - virus free. 1) open zip file into a directory 2) edit file text "matrice.txt" with notepad and insert the sudoku puzzle with zero on empty cell 3) start "solutore sudoku.exe" 4) insert on ms-dos window the sudoku dimension (es: 3 for 3x3 dimension) 5) push enter to see step by step the solution

super-lines is a variation of commonly known dos-game COLOR LINES. It is written in java, supports user authentication, game progress saving and online-mode when users score is sent to server and saved in database.

The Sakura game is created on motives of the "The Branch (aka. Vetka)" game, written for DOS in 1992 by the Russian software company "GAMOS". The present Sakura game application uses the "JUCE" framework to allow this game to run on several OSes.

Freezewing is an open source clone of the classic DOS/Win95 puzzle game "Swing". It involves balls of different color and weights that are dropped onto swings; the goal is to remove them by horizontally lining up balls of the same color.

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