Terminal Game
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A terminal-based Pokémon-like game written in Python, featuring turn-based battles, type systems, and mod support.
A pure Go game engine for building terminal-based games with a simple render loop, built on top of Termbox.
A CLI code-typing game that turns your source code into typing challenges for programming practice.
A terminal-based implementation of the 2048 puzzle game written entirely in Bash.
A retro horizontal shooter game written entirely in Bash with multiplayer support using netcat.
A highly customizable, cross-platform Tetris-like game that runs entirely in the terminal.
A text-based Tetris clone written in Lua that runs in the terminal.
A fantasy roguelike deathcrawl game built in Rust with turn-based dungeon exploration.
A terminal-based Sudoku game built with ncurses, featuring interactive play and PDF/PNG export.
A command-line implementation of the 2048 puzzle game for Linux terminals, featuring both terminal and ncurses interfaces.
A terminal-based clone of the classic snake game, built with C++ and ncurses.
A command-line 2D Minecraft-inspired game built with Python, playable directly in the terminal.
A command-line Pong game where you play against network latency by pinging IP addresses.
A terminal-based roguelike game featuring hexagonal maps, written in Rust.
A terminal-based clone of the 2048 puzzle game with animated gameplay.
A terminal-based implementation of the 2048 puzzle game written in Elixir.
A classic Sudoku puzzle game plugin for Neovim, playable directly within your editor.
A faithful ASCII arcade game remake of the 1984 classic BEAST, built in Rust with global highscore tracking.
A terminal-based minesweeper clone written in Elixir, built as a learning exercise in test-driven development.
A simple Minesweeper game implementation written in the V programming language.
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