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Amoeba is going to be a turn-based arcade game similar to commercial games like Worms or Snails. It is developed using FreePascal and the SDL4Freepascal libraries.
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ModWorm is a Worms/Liero like game, but it is much more configurable than Worms/Liero. You can create your own levels, "mods", missions, or whole Liero-like games (a.k.a. total conversions). This project has been abandoned.
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The development of an open source Prince Of Persia Level editor for PC, a new game engine and complementary tools.
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FarAway will be a classical vertical scrolling space shooter game. We are planning to create a good looking, innovative and platform independent game.
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An action game to hunt virusses and vaccinate all computers in the building while solving complex puzzles and destroying whatever is on your way. ĄLevel editor included!
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A portable BreakOut (ball & paddle) game with all the features you could want. Availible for Linux and DOS so far.
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