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Snake Feast
Snake Feast is a fun, addictive arcade game where you control a snake
Snake Feast is a modern browser Snake game that combines classic arcade gameplay with power-ups, combo scoring, achievements, and multiple difficulty levels. Eat food, grow your snake, avoid hazards, and chase your highest score. Choose from Easy, Medium, or Hard mode and challenge yourself as the game gets faster. Discover different food types with unique effects, including bonus points, poison, magnets, freeze, and warp abilities. Build combos to increase your score multiplier,... -
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NullBot
An adaptive skirmish AI for Warzone 2100.
NullBot is a skirmish AI for Warzone 2100 v3.1+ (see http://wz2100.net) that tries to reproduce many strategies used by human players in actual multiplayer games. Most of the NullBot development and testing happens in the following wz2100 forum thread: http://forums.wz2100.net/viewtopic.php?f=10&t=8826 -
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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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