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PrakeOut
Cross platform BrakeOut with level editor
BrakeOut clone in python 2.7, with level editor. Easily make your own multi stage levels, with custom graphics, music and sound. Executable for Win 32 OS available, but source will run on all platforms! PrakeOut currently only supports Python 2.7, so remember to download the correct Python version if you want to make your own build. The entry module for your project should be GameHandler.py -
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Block Fortress
Open Source Breakout Clone
A breakout game I wrote during a summer python course. Added experimental Android Support (http://sourceforge.net/projects/blockfortress/files/BlockFortress-1.3-release.apk/download) -
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Brickcore is a "missile defense" style arcade game with elements similar to "breakout". The game is written in Python and Pygame. The goal is to prevent the oncoming balls from destroying the core, which is protected by revolving bricks. Now available is an Android port written in Java, still in development.
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Box-A-Lot! is an open-source fighting game. It's aimed to run on any operating system, hopefully with cross-platform networking, between all OS'.
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Porting the Ambrosia Software game Ares (by Nathan Lamont) to Mac OS X and beyond. The source has just been released - a first alpha may be soon! Although this project is called Ares X, it is supposed to be called Xsera (the name should be changed soon)
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