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Yet Another Python Sudoku puzzle game
A Sudoku puzzle game
A Sudoku puzzle game written in python, also using wxPython and pyGame. -
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PyRats (name subject to change) is a Python/Pygame game inspired by the Win3.1 game "Rats!" by Sean O'Connor. The objective of the game is simple: you must, using an array of weaponry, kill all of the rats in the maze before they mate out of control.
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In knight tour (kt) problem every chess square is visited exactly once using knight moves. In this game some knight moves already made and we have an incomplete kt. The object is to complete the kt by guessing missing moves.
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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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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.
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Sudoku solver written in Python using the TkInter library. Handles various puzzle sizes and allows for both letters and numbers. If you don't have Python installed you can get it at http://www.python.org/download/
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Sudoku solver written in Python using the TkInter library. Handles various puzzle sizes and allows for both letters and numbers. This project site is not active, please visit http://sourceforge.net/projects/tkpysudoku/
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Gameplay is similar to Bejewelled(tm), but using a hex rather than a square grid for more scoring options. Unique multi-swap moves. Theme-able (with 6 bundled themes). New themes are easy to create and share. Complete manual. Requires Python and Pygame.
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A 3D puzzle game written in python and developed using ogre. The player controls a ball trying to solve puzzles by destroying blocks.
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Another tetris-like little game. Move Pebbles around a board to form lines of three or more which will then disappear, letting other pebbles fall down. The game is written in Python using the PyGame library so it should run on many platforms.
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PySet is an incremental implementation of the classic logic/card game Set, built using Python, Simple Direct-media Library (SDL), and PyGame (a Python wrapper of the SDL API). The code is intended to assist newcomers in gradually learning these libs.
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A Pythonic program to generate and solve a Sudoku puzzle of any N by N dimension. It uses a combination of logic and guess to solve the puzzle. The GUI is written with PyGTK and the code can be use as a guidelines of using Python Generators.
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A remake of the Atari game "The Box" from 1991. The Box is a (closed) box with unknown structure inside. Using a second, open box the player has to construct a replica of the original box with the same behaviour on balls shot in from the side.
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