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Jellyfish Quest is an adventure game in which you play as a jellyfish out to rescue your girlfriend from Japanese fishermen. Features the flexible game mechanic of grabbing stuff with your tentacles, a rather silly plot, and tiny, tiny, graphics.
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Trinkets for hackers. Currently: Rubik cube move series inventor. Go solver for tiny boards. Jokes converted into lateral puzzles. Turing machine enumeration Things coming: sci-fi ideas/stories, chess (endgame), etc... License GPL+GFDL
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Very compact Tetris game for those who want to play where/when they should not: only a tiny gaming area (even 40px high) your headmaster will hardly notice (in case, just press Q or Escape).
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frozen-bubble-menu a tiny graphical user interface to set up parameters only available with the command line interface (like enable/disable sound or visual help) and launch frozen-bubble. The goal of frozen-bubble-menu is to help the end-user.
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Tundra is an extensible, open-source game engine which replicates Lemmings (written originally by DMA Design). Players must save thousands of adorable, tiny rodents from certain death by helping them create a pathway to the exit.
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