Open Source Perl Side-Scrolling Games
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Open Mortal is a parody of the once popular coin-up fighting game, Mortal Kombat, for Windows and Linux. It is currently playable, has 18 playable characters. There is network game, team mode, etc. You can even add your own character.
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Pang Zero is a reimplementation and extension of an old arcade game, Super Pang. The intention is to make it cross-platform (at least, as cross-platform as SDL and Perl are), multiplayer (up to 6-8 players), fast and fun.
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Vacuum Magic is a fast-paced action game for 1-6 players. The players have to fly around vacuuming up food and hostiles, avoiding enemies and poisonous food. Vacuumed food and enemies can be spat out, using them to blow up other enemies.
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Ascii arcade-style games written in Perl! Shoot the invading aliens in PerlBlaster, steer your car down winding pathways while collecting extra gas and point flags in PerlRacer, exterminate the mutant hordes in PerlArena, and more!
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This project is an initiative to create "missing" games. These may be forgotten games from our past or new features in already existing games. Do you miss a game or feature? Then join us!
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Ascii graphics, arcade stylish game written in perl. Guide your missile blaster to destroy the incoming enemy attack units.
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Experimental multiplayer 2D network platform game where you and your mouse friends engage in vomit combat.
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