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In this Breakout-style game, guide the bouncing ball left and right, clearing away blocks to reach the next level. Diamonds is a tribute to the original game, created by Oliver Dreer and released by Varcon Systems in 1992.

A short program which shows a ball bouncing. Programmed as an introductory exercise in Processing (www.processing.org).

A ball bounces up and down and by moving the mouse left or right you can make the ball go left and right and that's about all you can do? Easy? Boring? Think again! The object is to gather stars to advance in the game, but as you advance deadly obstacles will appear that you have to avoid. The game starts easy, but it will get harder and harder as you progress. There are bonuses multiplying your scores, but this can be undone so easily. AstroBounce is a very addictive game. Simple...

This project involves simple game involving the bouncing ball between two przeciwnikami.Istniej opportunity to play with real przecinikiem, as well as the PC. The game is written in C + + using the Allegro library.

This project is developed in Core java. this is simple Ball game by Dharmendra CDAC NOIDA

Pykanoid is an Arkanoid clone game developed in Python/PyGame. It consist on a bouncing ball that player must control with a bat and try to destroy all blocks in the screen. It has powerups to enhance ball and bat

An arcade style game somewhere between breakout and space invaders. Break bricks by bouncing the ball, but beware of baddies.

An innovative game that is controlled with the mouse. Steer you spacecraft ball around the screen and pickup speed by bouncing off the walls. The goal is to collect a certain amount of space boxes in a short time.

A series of simple video games, written in various languages (chiefly C/C++ and making use of several libraries). Libraries crafted within the project for use by Bouncing Ball Games will also be made available.

Bricks! is a game where you destroy bricks with a bouncing ball. It's written in C/C++ and runs under Win32 using DirectX. Bricks! est un jeu de casse briques pour Windows 32bits programmé en C/C++ qui utilise DirectX