Various MS-DOS-compatible games (some in CGA text 'graphics' mode, the rest in other assorted standard modes)
These games include the following:
- Tetris: 'Yet Another Tetris Clone' - a game done in 1997 (when I was still in high school) using an early version of the Allegro graphics library
- LOCGAED: A sprite sheet editor for the CGA 160x100, 16-color text-based graphics mode
- DAMANOID: An in-progress brick breaker clone that uses the CGA 160x100 16-color mode
- MOVEIT: Move-it, Man! - An in-progress Sokoban clone that uses the CGA 160x100 16-color mode
- SLAC: Secret Legacy of the Ancient Caves - an in-progress roguelike targeting protected mode PCs with VGA
- MINIBAND: Daminiband - an in-progress attempt to create a basic EGA roguelike that can run on a potato.
(Yes - there's a lot of 'in progress' stuff up there. Move-it, Man is playable from beginning to end, missing just reasonable par times for the second half of the levels, Damanoid is far enough along to play a few levels, LOCGAED is feature complete, YATC is complete, and SLAC/MINIBAND are early in development.)
LOCGAED, YATC and DAMANOID are public domain.
MOVEIT is licensed under the 3-clause BSD license.
SLAC and Daminiband are licensed under the MIT license.