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A simple Light Cycles alike game for DXForth with xplgraph
This is simple Light Cycles imitation written in Forth. Comparing to original game, the carts are moving in waves rather than straight lines. It should compile with DXForth and xplgraph library on DOS and CP/ M systems. For CP/M version of xplgraph library look for my other project: https://sourceforge.net/projects/xplgraph-cpmgsx-dxforth
A UNIX/Windows/Linux remake of the DOS-game "stunts", providing modern features like openGL graphics, 3D sound and internet multiplaying. Design your own tracks, choose your opponents and try the most spectacular stunts you've ever seen.
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.
Luciferino is a sidescroller game engine, that allows you to create your own sidescroller without any programming knowledge (you'll only have to read a pair of tutorials to understand the data files format).
Fly a WWI plane to take out targets on the ground and in the air with destructable terrain and other goodies. A port of While True d.o.o.'s award winning game for Nokia Series 60 phones to the MIDP 2.0 standard for J2ME-capable devices.
a.m.c. is a project aimed to produce arcade games in functional languages, mainly Ocaml, and to test functional languages possibilities in game programming and in general
This project originally was about a megaman clone called "Game Developer Man". Game Developer Man, the game, has long since tanked. However this project has moved on to the KRGP.
Tux and Barrels is a game programmed in C using the SDL library. The purpose of the game is to get from the bottom of the map to the top to defeat Bill Gates who is throwing the Windows CD at you, similar to the early Donkey Kong.
Remember that Mortal Pongbat for the Macintosh platform? This is a multiplayer 3D derivative of the game implemented from the ground up in OpenGL. Shoot holes in your opponent's paddle with various weapons; but watch out! Your opponent will do the same!
The Bombman is a simple SDL game. You are moving a little guy, who jumps, shoots and searches for keys and other things. The aim is to get to the end of the current level, which may require killing all monsters, finding a key, or just jumping somewhere. T
Pung is a clone of the infamous pong game for the Nintendo DS. Pung can be played against the computer AI or with other human using WIFI. It's written using devkitpro and friends.