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8bit Banditos is an HTML5 Game written in 100% Javascript. Its fast paced, no hand-holding arcade action consisting of many old arcade sprites over 30 levels of pyrotechnic action. The game makes extensive use of procedural generated explosions and effects. Makes use of Chrome's Web Audio API, Joypad API, and HTML5 Canvas. Recommended running in Chrome Web Browser, i5 or i7 CPU. Play Online here: https://banditos.sourceforge.io

Play a game similar to the popular console game by RedOctane, but designed for your MIDI keyboard. Levels range from Easy, where the hand position never changes and only white keys are used, to Expert, where every note on the sheet music is played.

OpenGH is a open source attempt to create a game akin to the hugely popular "Guitar Hero" game on the PC. OpenGH will attempt, in any way possible, to bring the Guiter Hero experience to the PC.

This project is a proof of concept for the use of video games as an alternative to traditional methods of music teaching, particularly for boys. It is the basis for the "Million Musician Challenge"- to engage 1,000,000 in music making.

...Practice makes perfect. GUSANOS improves greatly on what the original Liero left, adding modern graphics, audio and networking capabilites along with a myriad of other features. The GUSANOS engine is fully moddable. It achieves this in a Quake-like fashion, so that each mod lives in its own folder without messing with the core game files.

Tux Learn Notes is the open source voice controled educational arcade game. You will control tux with your musical instrument/ voice via the computer sound card or by midi and makes points when you hit the correct pitch.

Fully playable Java game demo illustrating basic game programming technics, such as sprite animation, pixmap fonts, time or frame related game loop, affine transformations, convolution filters, sound generation and playback...

Falsoyd's A Little Shoot-em-up On Your Desktop. Fire At Little Ships Or You Die! An entirely plotless game for hours of frivolous and violent entertainment while working. SDL for graphics/audio.

Avoid The Roid is an asteroids like multiplayer game based on Maelstrom for Linux. The game is written in c++ and uses unix sockets for networking, pthreads for threading, OpenGL for graphics, glut for windows and input, and OpenAL for audio.

Moo! it is a compact and basic C++ 2D-Game Framework for user learning on Game Development. Based primarily on OGRE, OIS for input systems and IrrKlang for a very simple audio engine framework, Moo! is intended to be as well a very basic and fun game ...