myasteroids

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Last Update: 2013-03-08

Asteroids clone with our own features and ideas. Developed for educational purposes and for pure fun. Game code is based on Simple DirectMedian Layer (SDL). There is another module of the game too, called myasteroids_gl and based on glut/OpenGL.

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