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    Patolli 1.0

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    Tony R Freeman | More programs
    GPL / FREE
    August 9th, 2006, 17:46 GMT
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    Patolli description

    Patolli is a turn-based ancient Aztec/Mayan game written in C using the SDL library.

    Patolli is a turn-based ancient Aztec/Mayan game written in C using the SDL library. Patolli used to be the favorite of the ancient Mayan/Aztec time.

    The object of the game is to win all of your opponent's money. In order to do this, you may have to play more than one game.

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    Here are some key features of "Patolli":

    · implement GPL sounds (if there is a such thing)
    · create a 'make install' target
    · credits menu option
    · sound/no sound switch
    · music/no music switch
    · human player name
    · network version to play against other humans
    · clean up the code (although there are lots of comments, the structure is very bad and needs to be cleaned up)

    Requirements:

    · SDL_image
    · SDL_mixer
    · Simple DirectMedia Layer

      


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    TBS game | turn-based strategy | strategy game | Patolli | turn-based | TBS

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