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This is a game to practice factoring and multiplication.  On each level you’ll see some red faces that are sad and smiling green faces.  Click on a green face to make the red faces which have it as a factor happy.  It starts getting harder around level 11.

Plus Game is a speed based arithmetic drill game. I mean, it’s really really fast….Good luck.

This Game was written and produced by  Younyil Kim for Professor Perlin’s fall graduate games class. This is the second set of mini games that the class has worked on.

UPDATE Nov 14 2009: Plus Game was updated today.

The machines are breaking the M&M’s. Someone is needed to go down to the assembly line to help pick out the broken bits. If you do well, we can move you one to harder tasks!! You may even get the much sought-after promotion!! This game was written and produced by Long Nguyen for Professor Perlin’s fall 2009 games class. This is the second set of mini games that the class has worked on.

UPDATE (7 Nov. 2009)- MnMs has been updated to version as of today: Long says

I changed the gameplay to use the keyboard, so that now it has a guitar hero feel to it.  I also tried to adjust the difficulty level to extend the game, but I’m not sure how successful that was.  Let me know if you have any questions.

Zombies everywhere (and animate skeletons as well)

It’s almost Halloween. The dead are partying in the cemetery. Don’t let them escape. Also, pumpkins taste good, especially mid-air floating pumpkins.

this game was written and produced by Kai S Johnson for Professor Perlin’s fall 2009 games class. This is the second set of mini games that the class has worked on.

UPDATE (7 NOV. 2009)–Zombies was updated to a newer version today. Kai says, “The changes in v2 include adding sound and music, tweaking jumping and shooting, and longer levels.”

“Photographic Memory” challenges your reconstruct the original image after it has been split into many tiles. How photographic is your memory?

This game was written and produced by Mike Maloney for Professor Perlin’s fall 2009 games class. This is the second set of mini games that the class has worked on.

Instructions are simple, use the arrow keys to move the characters, make them meet at the same time at the door.

One of the characters moves as per the input, while the other character behaves opposite to the input, viz. turns right when the left arrow key is pressed, and turns left when the right arrow key is pressed. Initially, my idea was to have everything to be opposite (i.e. even the up and down arrow keys), however, this is simple to code, but it overly complicated the things.

Maybe in further levels, we can add that. Another idea I was toying with was to make the characters start at corners diagonally opposite, but that way the maze became a bit complex. This is another feature that can be added.

This game was written and produced by Karan Anand for Professor Perlin’s fall 2009 games class. This is the second set of mini games that the class has worked on.

UPDATE (7 NOV. 2009). Alice and Bob was updated to a new verion today. Karan Says, “Based on the amazing feedback, there are a couple of changes made in the original game:
1.       Added the background music, and more sound effects

2.       Introduced new gameplay elements, viz. Switches to unlock doors, Spikes, More Inverted Controls

3.       Added 2 new levels, with progressive level of difficulty, based on the skills learnt in the game

4.       Tweaked the speed / acceleration a bit (for good or for worse, is upto the player to decide I guess)”