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Gynoid World Interactive Constructor
3D Interactive sandbox environment
GWIC (Gynoid World Interactive Constructor) is a sandbox environment where you can freely create, edit and play with complex worlds contains almost unlimited terrain space, static, dynamic and physics objects, and unlimited count of actors, like a script-driven physical gynoid models. Or anything you can imagine! -
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SuSim stands for Sukhoi Simulator. It is a multipatform flight simulator developed to implement the most simplistic but realistic flight dynamic simulations possible, targeted in the first place to mimic the behaviour of the Su-27 Flanker.
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HyperNoids is a simple retro shoot-em up. It's written in C/C++ with the allegro game programming library. For windows and linux, although the Windows port is less stable.
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Arkon simulates a universe of interacting entities. It is an experiment with learning experience as its grand goal. The development path is strictly dynamic, starting as a starship simulation with eyes on the possibility of battles among AI-piloted ships
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