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AssaultCube Reloaded
A fun realistic multiplayer free-and-open-source first-person-shooter!
ACR is a fun realistic multiplayer free-and-open-source first-person-shooter! This project has moved to GitHub. A mirror of releases is here. -
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Diamonds
https://mblaine.github.io/Diamonds/
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. -
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MiniMek
Mini games with Meks
...Watch a gameplay video of it here: http://youtu.be/LQJTH4RbZR8 The second game was "Bouncing Urbies", which is a clone of the classic DOS game "Bouncing Babies. -
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Schijf is a clone of the 1989 arcade game Pang by Mitchell Corp. It has harpoons, stairs, platforms and, of course, bouncing balls. Some unique features will be added too.
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An arcade style game somewhere between breakout and space invaders. Break bricks by bouncing the ball, but beware of baddies.
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A sequel to the popular DOS game Liero. All the good things from Liero, with many enhancements like network play, OpenGL graphics and better sound, vector-based levels for realistic bouncing/sliding, and more!
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