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Narveso Challenge
Game of Geometry, Structure, and Physics
This is a game to challenge those among us with interest in the workings of basic laws of physics and geometry to hold up stable structures. . Visit http://alsabawi.com -
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3D billiards simulation. QuickHelp: *** Aim: Move mouse *** Shoot: Press and hold left mouse button, move mouse forward/backward *** Play effet (spin ball): Press SHIFT, move mouse (SPACE to reset) *** Zoom in/out: Mousewheel
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Agon is about traveling in space and exploring stellar bodies. Landing on distant planets, coming close to a star, exploring the vicinity of a pulsar, sifting through stellar dust. Do in Agon what the future may hold for space exploration!
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Custom VMs From 1 to 96 vCPUs With 99.95% UptimeLive migration and automatic failover keep workloads online through maintenance. One free e2-micro VM every month.
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Imperium Mundus is a real time strategy game written in pure Java (Java 2 SDK 1.4.2). The game objectives are many: hold your own territories, capture enemy territory, establish or join strong alliances, conquer the whole world or just try to survive.
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A desktop lifestyle change simulation. What if there were a collapse of infrastructure? How well would your lifestyle hold up? What changes can you realistically make to your life so that your household is resilient in the face of catastrophe?
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