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Mazeman is an original puzzle game, somewhat like "chip's challenge" except it can generate new randomized puzzles from a carefully balanced array of elements. The objective is to find the gems amongst the other dynamic maze elements. A very terse and powerful scripting language and an integrated script debugger enable users to generate their own maze designs. Maze is a mesmerizing addictive and fascinating puzzle with a deceptively simple premise. Scripts allow new players to acquire...

For now, only available in brazilian portuguese. Game Goal: - Move the wrenchs to the positive displacement pump(s). Game Rules: - You use the mouse to move the wrenchs. Click and hold the left mouse button on them and drag them to move them; - Drop the wrenchs on the pump to choose it (in the same way, you can also undo the choice); - After selecting the bomb(s) that you consider the right, press " Enter" (or "Return") on your keyboard to confirm the answer. If the answer is...

Snot The Second, the rubber boxes King, declared a holy war against evil plastic balls to defeat himself and his crew lives. Excentric crossplatform 2D labyrinth game written in Python. Just try to reach exit of each level.

nPuzzle 8 / 15 play with numbers and cropped images! Searching algorithm A* : divide and conquer approach based on Manhattan-distance and linear conflict. Author: Roberto Bracaglia Morante ver 2.0 written in Java, May 2014 // many improvements and bug fixes ver 1.3 written in Jython, May 2014

Tested on Windows 7 32 and 64-bit versions

Pyzzle is a cross-platform game engine for creating large-scale, 2D Myst-like adventure games. The engine supports 2D panoramas, features an intuitive design mode, and allows users to download content from the internet. Pyzzle is written using Pygame.

The purpose of the Mortified project is to build a platform game inspired by the classic C64 games, especially Black Magic. The game will use a fairly realistic 2D physics model, which perhaps is a contradiction in terms.