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A small game written using python and pygame. The player has to keep the ball from hitting the floor. The ball bounces and behaves according to a realistic physics model.
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A sick and addictive arcade game. You control a hand holding some very heavy ball on a rope (physics simulation included), and there are a lot of enemies trying to eat your hand. You won't let them! Crush'em all with the ball!
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A fast-paced arcade multiplayer game, which relies on using the physics - against your enemy, or... against yourself!
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OTC is a 2D platform game for multiple players. It has a (more or less) realistic physics system and allows the use of various weapons. It will also include a editor for creating and editing levels.
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Damocles is a game engine programmed in C++.(Opengl/SDL) ||| OS:Linux / Windows ||| 3 main modules in Damocles: ||| Damocles : 3D engine |||Junior : Physic and Mathematics engine ||| Unik : Network engine (Only for Windows version for the moment)
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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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