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mazeman
A scriptable 2d randomizable maze game
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... -
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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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FungeWars, written in Python, loads two Befunge programs onto the same grid, where each tries to cause the other to quit or crash. A standalone Befunge interpreter, PyFunge, is also included. Befunge is an esoteric two-dimensional programming language.
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