TIME is a free and open source puzzle game, which consists of several real world images combined into an amazing puzzle experience. Explore various places, find hidden objects, open new paths and solve the puzzle of TIME!
For more detailed information about TIME, please read the Instructions And Documentation.
You wake up in a strange looking basement. Collect items, search for the different room exits and try to find some more information about what’s going on here.
Get out there before it is too late!
Guide your character through 5 very similar levels, but be careful!
There are a few differences and new objects in each level.
Besides some other illusions, you also have to focus on your splitscreen character!
If you or your splitscreen character dies, the level restarts.
This game was made for the Mini Jam 90: Illusion.
The source code can be downloaded using the link below!
Jack’s ghost is scared of glowing pumpkins. Use his fear to guide him through 8 different levels without hitting one of the many enemies and obstacles on his path.
This game was made for the Mini Jam 89: Pumpkin.
The source code can be downloaded using the link below!
Spodge is a game where you have to avoid touching the flying objects and try to survive as long as you can.
You can download it completely for free and it is available for many platforms, so what are you waiting for?
If you do not want to download Spodge, you can play it online for free!
Control this funny cube with wheels and drive him back home. Collect coins, unlock skins and complete lots of fun levels.
Make sure that you don’t fall into the void!
A graphical DOSBox configuration utility for Linux.
The tool allows you to create different profiles for DOSBox with ease. Simply fill out the form, enter a name for your profile and click on the “Create profile” button to create a new profile.
The profile will be saved and a shortcut will be created on your desktop to easily launch the profile of your choice.
sudo apt-get install python2 python-gi in a terminal.RUN ME.sh file.
A tool using GTK3 and Python to create your own plymouth boot animations.A tool using GTK3 and Python to easily create your own plymouth boot animations from an .mp4 video or single .png files with a GUI.
With the help of this tool, everybody can create their own plymouth boot animations with just a few clicks. You can use an existing .mp4 video or even single .png files to create your own customized boot animation for linux. When you’re done, you can apply it on your own computer, or you can share it with the community.
apt-get install python-tkpip install tkDownload the .zip or the .tar.gz file with the source code from the releases section and extract it. On Debian based systems, open the file “RUN ME.sh” in terminal to install the needed dependencies. Alternatively, install the dependencies manually from #dependencies. The script will install the needed packages, so you’ll eventually need to enter your sudo password. Afterwards, the script will launch the GUI, which is self explanation.
