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Furrow of Light is a vertical shooter. From single to four player (all on keyboard...) and a few levels. This project has been developped for the video game class of Chung Ang University in South Korea and get the maximum grade.

This is a simple 2D sprite based tank game that I made in my first year of university for my games development unit, It's written in Blitz Basic.

Water Breakout is the result of our group from the Graphics Internship (Grafikpraktikum, or GraPra) and was created in 4 weeks. It is a classic Breakoutgame placed in a lovely oasis in the midst of a desert. Your goal is to keep the Ball in the Game, until it destroyed all Blocks by hitting them. There are different kinds of Blocks and also some special Blocks (like Bombs) in 5 different levels. The Game uses OpenGL and has some Advanced shader effects (like for the Water). The models...

An XNA game developed by Entropy Entertainment of Davenport University

The Shmup Game is a highly configurable side-scrolling shmup (shoot-em-up) game that uses the XNA Game Studio 3.1 framework in C#.

This project started as an University project for Multimedia Contents Production course. It is a game based on Battle City classic video game that was published in 1985 by Namco. Our main goal is to bring Battle City to the future.

SnakeBerry is a university project whose goal is to create a simple multi-player snake game, in a nice object-oriented manner with industrial-strength UML documentation, according to the Rational Unified Process scheme.

This a project created for a project laboratory course at the Technical University of Budapest by the Codemasters team.

Super CS Brothers is 2D action/adventure arcade game in which a computer science student works his way to an exciting university degree

This project started as a loosely specified request from Malardalen University in Sweden to develop a computer game for the purpose of teaching mathematics. It came to be a 2D game, Mario-style, where progress is made by answering mathematical questions

An entry to the Memphis University Programming Challenge. Our game is a simple, top-down simulation of Capture the Flag.

SkulePenguins - a wacky OpenGL game for Windows and Linux, inspired by ancient traditions at the Skule of Practical Science (University of Toronto Engineering). Penguins, cannons, hardhats, and special effects - oh my!

Pacman Game for J2ME enabled cellular phones. A CS 329 - Software Engineering II project for the University of Illinois.

This will be a Boulderdash-like game. (This is a university project, in the computer science faculty of the Technical University of Budapest.)

Java project at the Technical University of Budapest, in order the practice real-life software developement.

This will be a complex Snake game. This is our project for the software laboratory at the University of Technology Budapest. Planed finish date: 2008. May 14.

This is a project for the students of Budapest University of Technology and Economics.

This is a Java game developement project of four students of Budapest University of Technology and Economics called the Cyborgs.

Snake Farm. Software Laboratory project of the team KeyboardMonkeys. (Budapest University of Technology) It is a computer game (arcade and tactical). Snakes fight with each other for victory. Detailed below.

A short game which will be developed during a course at the technical university in Vienna. In this game you have to escape the avalanche with your character

Open source 2d game development targeted at beginner/intermediate level game students, primarily from portsmouth university. Game designers, Visual and Sound Artists, programmers and more are needed, if you have some skill in games apply!

Game developed by Aorta Games, formed by Games Software Development students from Glasgow Caledonian University. 2D puzzle, developed in C# with XNA.

A game for the Computer Science 113 class at the University of California, Irvine. A side-scrolling action game that satirizes the strict bicycle policing on Ring Road.