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OpenAlchemist – reflexion game

OpenAlchemist is a reflexion game which looks like Tetris but where you can take your time.

The developers’ goal is to reimplement the web flash game, NaturalChimie, a Motion Twin production, but with only free software and free licenses (GNU GPL for the code and Creative Commons for the graphics).

The goal is to form the last piece and make a maximum of points.

Features include:

  • More strategic and less rapid than Tetris.
  • Colourful and attractive graphics.
  • Simple to learn and play.
  • Themes.

Website: openalchemist.free.fr
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Developer: Guillaume Delhumeau, Antoine Morineau
License: GNU General Public License v2.0

Open Alchemist

OpenAlchemist is written in C++. Learn C++ with our recommended free books and free tutorials.

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