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    Puzzle Patch

    Puzzle Patch

    Entertaining and interactive game of solving 50+ puzzle pieces

    Welcome to Puzzle Patch, the ultimate desktop puzzle-solving experience that promises fun and engaging entertainment for players of all ages including kids! Kids will love to play this game as it helps in their cognitive development, spatial awareness as they arrange these scrambled puzzle pieces into 1 perfect picture. Visual recognition will be improved as kids try to identify shapes, patterns. Puzzle Patch has a wide array of features and functionalities designed to immerse you in a...
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    CQ Games Project

    CQ Games Project

    Play a selection of Games including classics and originals!

    Play Hangman, Battleships, Snake, a totally original Role-Playing Game (RPG) and Puzzle Games. Certain games can be played against an AI, with two players locally, or with increasing levels of difficulty! This honestly had hundreds of hours of development so i hope you enjoy! Python 3 required to play.
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    Project Angela is a family of ruleset modeling language (RML) interpreter components written in python. It is intended to easily enable RML support for a variety of different simulation engines, game engines and MMO frameworks.
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    Infrastructure for creating document flow solutions, document forms, document printing forms. Automated data structure creation and modufication. Basic shems for store managment, accounting and other document flow tasks.
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    Pymmugwump is a tile-based game in which the goal is to find the location of the 4 mugwumps hiding throughout the board. It was written in Python using Pysweeper's Pygame interface.
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    A multiplatform interactive fiction frontend
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    Fruit machine game written in python.
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    xo-falldown is an python based Falldown game for Windows/POSIX. For the XO: One Laptop Per Child, the game will allow users to have fun playing and to learn. It written in Python, so the users will have full rights to source and should enjoy hacking.
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    Astral Revolutions is a Third Person 2.5D Adventure game set in a multiplanar universe near the year 2200.
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    The Fury² Game Creation System is a game development toolkit for the 32-bit Windows platform, designed to allow the creation of complex multimedia software and games with minimal unnecessary effort (i.e. reinventing the wheel.)
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    This is going to be a Tamagotchi-like game, but in a Polish setting and with a Polish sense of humor. You control a guy, who has various needs. Feeding him and getting some drink is essential, but sometimes he also wants to play basketball or meet a girl
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    3D maze that easy to create, hard to get out. Try it on and develop it if you're interested. Great if you join me and make it better.
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    VTSystem is a 3D (Action) Adventure engine where each character can go about his(her) own affairs independent of your actions, where you can experience 'real world' environments! Uses the Nebula Device. For more information, take a look at the homepage
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    NURAK: Nethack's Ugliness Removed, Awesomeness Kept. Nurak is intended to be a complete rewrite of nethack, modifying features as I see fit, in python.
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