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A relaxing breakout remake with a twist. Real spin effects for the ball, gravity and wind included. Play, relax, and finally master the banana cross!
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Mario Survival
A variation of the classic Mario game with a custom map editor.
This is a variation of the classic Mario game in which you, Mario, must survive against a never ending onslaught of enemy Mario's. The application includes an in-game map editor, so you can create your own custom maps to play on, as well. -
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A Java framework for writing sprite based games (turn-based, card, and arcade games.) Provides: Sprite management, rendering (Java2d or OpenGL), Collision Detection, Sprite widgets (buttons etc...), visual editor for layout of game widgets.
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Brick Fantasy is an arkanoid clone written in Java. It will have an exclusive RPG mode, a level editor, a lot of great bonus and much more.
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Airstrike is arcade game written in Java. The goal of the game is to fly over a terrain covered by enemies (rockets, missiles, planes, ...). Sounds are supported. Also editor where new levels can be created is included.
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MapEditor is a generic 2D map editor written in Java. It is designed with extendability in mind, but is primarily targeted at 2D games.
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A clone of the old DOS game Commander Keen. It's written in C++ and uses the SDL library so it's mostly platform independent. A map-editor (Java 1.5) is also included.
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