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TrueFight
A Fighting Game
A little Fighting Game written in C# The source code is inside the archive Have fun playing it! -
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Tux Junior is a Jump N' Run action adventure game featuring Tux the penguin. Our code is a fork based on 2007 SuperTux development snapshots.
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Sharpie
Gra typu snake napisana w C#.
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iotaBuildIt
Experimental project in crowd-sourced scrolling game development.
This project is an attempt to create a side-scrolling game on which multitudes of contributors can freely expand and enhance. We hope to see submissions of graphics, sprites, level designs, storylines, everything down to the fundamental mechanics of the game. And we hope that a rating system will help the best of the best evolve out of this project, generating an ever-growing and improving massive 2D game. The game runs in an HTML5-capable browser, so it's very easily accessible to a range...
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