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Applications, games and tools developed with CRM32Pro. If you have developed an application or game and want to share it, please contact us to include it on this section.
Digger Reloaded
Remake of Digger video game.
- Solo game.
- Multiplayer game (solid network protocol to allow the creation of other clients for other platforms).
- Exciting 3D graphics.
- Hours of intense game play.
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Developer: Broken Arrow Team
Last version: v1.00 (9-October-2005)
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Hidro Killer Kombat
Hidro Killer Kombat is a versus fighting videogame with highly detailed digitized sprites.
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Developer: Salvador Noel
Last version: v0.50 (5-November-2008)
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MapEditor
A map editor based on tileset fully integrated with CRM32Pro and EditorDPF.
Work at full-screen or in windowed mode, scroll speed can be modified, supports layers, can open any number of tileset, …
The map format can be modified to be adapted to other projects.
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Developer: Michael Scott Stuart
Last version: v1.60 (22-October-2007)
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Minesweeper
Classic minesweeper game.
- Map of 16×16 cells.
- 40 mines.
- Timer with the match time.
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Developer: Harko
Last version: v1.50 (5-December-2007)
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MKAE
Point-and-Click adventure game library.
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Developer: Daniel Esteban
Last version: v1.00 (15-May-2011)
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Motoko
2D library for handling the graphical user interface(GUI) of games extending and improving native CRM32Pro GUI capabilities.
PictureBox, TextBox, ListBox, LabelBox, ControlListBox, ComboBox, Button, CheckButton, Dialog, Panel, HScrollBar and VScrollBar are available.
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Developer: Gorka Suárez García
Last version: v1.10 (February-2006)
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NetWorld
Multiuser graphic chat used as technology demonstration of:
- Server/Client network code.
- Multithreading programming.
- Read configuration from external .ini
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Developer: Raul Sampedro Gonzalez
Last version: v1.00 (30-November-2006)
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Pong 32
Classic pong game.
- 2 local players.
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Developer: Harko
Last version: v1.00 (11-October-2006)
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