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BrainParty's awesome minigames go open source
Want to play the games on your system? Just download the source code and compile it. BrainParty has several dependencies -- SDL, SDL Mixer, SDL TTF, SDL Image, SDL GFX and OpenGL -- so you may need to install them first depending on your OS. The developer has posted a one-line sudo command you can copy and paste into terminal on Ubuntu which takes care of the not-so-heavy lifting.
Let's see how long it takes for someone to port this to Android and bring the fun to even more smartphone users...
[via TuxRadar]
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Subscribe to commentsDynamoMar 31st 2010 6:49AM
As far as game packs go, may I recommend Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection? It's a wonderful collection of simple but elegant puzzle games, each with multiple variants and difficulty levels. For example, the sudoku puzzle (solo) includes a fiendish jigsaw sudoku version that requires serious brainpower to conquer. Other highlights (for me anyways) are Net, Loopy, Unequal, and Galaxies.
I've found it on available for every platform, including Android. And for free!
More info here:
http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/puzzles/
mkoMar 31st 2010 8:22AM
I was about to berate you saying it was not available on S60 but it appears it really is. :) For both 3rd and 5th editions
DaleApr 1st 2010 4:31PM
Some of their games look an awful lot like Popcap's.