xnaReflexion

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Last Update: 2016-03-29

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Laser strategy board game based on Khet written in C# and XNA
Players take turns positioning their pieces to reflect a laser around the board and destroy their opponents pieces. The game finishes when one player has destroyed his opponent's King piece.

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English

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End Users/Desktop

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C# Board Games

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2007-02-21

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