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Vocabulary Gamer is a free powerful open-source vocabulary trainer for almost any language with an integrated game.
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This is a Robot simulation game that allows you to write a robot in any language you might want. The robot communicates with the game using the internet and up to 32 robots can be run at a time. WARNING: The current version is not complete!
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The General Creature Simulator will be a creature/human simulator somwhat akin to The Sims, and will wake use of the Irrlicht graphics engine and the Lua scripting language.
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codeFight is a programming game in which your robot battles other robots in both a real-time and turn-based fashion. Robots can be written in any language which supports console input/output.
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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Program your own robot with any .NET compatible language and battle it out with the others through the internet. Powered by the Ovorp game engine, Virii is a game tailored for .NET programmers at all levels.
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