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Warble

Warble – word-guessing game

May 16, 2022 Lee Walker Games, Reviews, Software

Fancy playing Wordle on your desktop? Warble is inspired by (and not affiliated with) by Wordle. It differs from Warble in a few respects, notably that you’re not limited to one puzzle a day.

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Simulation Games

10 Fun Free and Open Source Simulation Games

May 14, 2022 Lee Walker Games, Software

Simulation video games (“Sims”) describe a wide range of video games, generally designed to closely emulate real life activities.

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Racing Games

10 Fun Free and Open Source Racing Games

May 12, 2022 Lee Walker Games, Software

Racing games are a video game genre in which the player participates in a racing competition. The most common types of sub-genres are arcade-style, simulation, futuristic and kart.

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10 Fun Free and Open Source 2D Shooter Games

May 10, 2022 Lee Walker Games, Software

2D shooter games are a subgenre of shooter game, which in turn is a type of action game.

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Gaming

The Emergence of Cryptocurrency in the Gaming World

November 4, 2021 Lee Walker Games

Innovative methods are being developed to leverage crypto and trade it into gaming by purchasing avatars, gaming products, characters, and various other industries.

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CudaText

CudaText – cross-platform text editor

October 29, 2021 Lee Walker Programming, Reviews

CudaText is a versatile, extensible free and open source editor with a design reminiscent of Sublime Text. Here’s our review.

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Best Free and Open Source Alternatives to Microsoft

A Week with Windows 11: Through the Looking-Glass

August 16, 2021 Lee Walker Blog

Lee Walker experiments with a beta of Windows 11 for a week, departing from his favourite Linux distros. How did he fare?

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