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SBREAKOUT
An "intelligent" arkanoid clone
SBREAKOUT is a simple arkanoid clone with analytical-geometry-based physics written in pure C, that knows where the ball hits before it does. :-) The SDL library is used for graphical output and mouse input handling. The game is released under the MIT license. -
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Each player controls a ball launcher. The launcher fires small balls at the large red balls. Each time one of the balls that you fired hits the large red ball your score increases by an amount related to the balls speed.
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A small game in wich you have to control a ball throw differents labyrinthes. Programmed in C using SDL and gcc.
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Gxball is an arcade game where you break blocks with a ball that bounces around, but you must not let the ball fall off the screen. There are powerups, particle effects, sound, and much more!
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Bricks! is a game where you destroy bricks with a bouncing ball. It's written in C/C++ and runs under Win32 using DirectX. Bricks! est un jeu de casse briques pour Windows 32bits programmé en C/C++ qui utilise DirectX
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Peng-pong is a project to create a nice pong game in SDL with innovative rules and methods of interaction and play. Some, but not all of these innovations include multiple-ball games, multiple paddles, multiple players, and a new way of scoring one's game
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