Search Results for "fun"

A little Fighting Game written in C# The source code is inside the archive Have fun playing it!

Guide your snake around the game collecting chickens, carebears and even travelling through portals, but watch out for those pesky walls that randomly show up and in all different shapes and sizes. In two player mode, if you take a portal before your opponent, they will be unable to take the portal afterwards since it will close once you are finished warping. Furthermore, portals grant you extra points so it is a good idea to take them. Keep an eye out for the burst spawns as they can spawn...

A pong game made in C#. It has some bugs but it's overall pretty functional and fun to play! :D -- Controls to the game: - the paddle on the left is controlled by the W and S buttons; - the paddle on the right is controlled by the UP and DOWN arrows. -- The installer will automatically check if you have .NET Framework 4 and XNA Framework Redistributable 4 (vital to runing the game) and will download them and automatically install them for you.

A cool 3D Tetris Game which just makes fun! Upload your score online and beat the developer Made with Unity3D. Best Players: - momomo - asterisk - rudi Thank you(and the other players) for playing!!

Like stepmania except in a maze. Instead of following arrows according to the beat, you now have the freedom to explore the maze - just stay in sync to escape the ghosts. Fun with keyboard or dance mat.

Fun game about monkeys fight with bananas

As many Tetris-games have already been spread out, the most developers try to add something new to Tetris, which inflicts its fun. Though it brings a bad impression to me when I think back of the old Tetris. This was my motivation to start this game...

Games like Space Invaders and the popular Phoenix game for TI calculators are great fun, but such side-scrolling games are not as popular in the PC environment. Our aim is to create a new and innovative side-scrolling arcade RPG.

Basically XNA is a simple 2-D action game that implements core game design elements such as input and collision detection. While the game itself is designed to be fun and playable, the project's end goal is to educate those who would contribute.