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JumbleGame
A word puzzle game with a set of words scrambled.
A word puzzle game with a set of words, each of which is “jumbled” or scrambled. A solver answers the scrambled word with the correct word, and can also request for a hint -
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How Many Blocks?
Challenge the limit of your 3D imagination
"How Many Blocks?" is a puzzle game which asks you to imagine 3 dimensional block configurations from their 2 dimensional projections. -
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Symbology is an open source game in which players must match symbols on a board. The object of the game is to 'convert' all spaces on the board (to gold) by matching three or more symbols in a row or column. Symbology is written in Pygame/python.
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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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Library for manipulating hexagonal grids. Supports arbitrary areas and paths. Routing algorithms: find best path, find movement horizon. Output as SVG - which you can easily convert to PNG or JPG. Interface from C++, Python and JavaScript.
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Tundra is an extensible, open-source game engine which replicates Lemmings (written originally by DMA Design). Players must save thousands of adorable, tiny rodents from certain death by helping them create a pathway to the exit.
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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.
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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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