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FLTrator
FLTrator is a retro style scrolling arcade game using FLTK.
FLTrator is an arcade game for Linux, Windows and OSX written with FLTK and licensed under GPL. You control a spaceship by keyboard, moving through a fast scrolling landscape full of hostile rockets and other obstacles. Besides your quick reflexes and your intuition you are assisted by your spaceships missiles and bombs to clear your way. -
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PainTown
Paintown is a 2d fighting game engine.
...Many aspects of Paintown are customizable, from the menu system to the levels and players that can be controlled. Paintown is highly portable. So far Paintown can run on Windows, OSX, Linux, BSD, Wii, PS3, Android and other systems. -
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DSI
Invading aliens type game using SDL
Simple invading aliens game in C started in 2001, SDL requiring mixer and image libs. You must stop those aliens from landing on you! Bunkers added 2014, <space> Fire <right arrow> Move right <left arrow> Move left <escape> Quit. Joystick support is standard. Left, right and the fire button. -
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Goofy and fast paced two-person tank combat game inspired by the original Atari game 'Combat' from 1977. Using OpenGL and SDL, compiled for Windows and OSX. My first attempt at a 'complete' video game, with help from friends. Enjoy.
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