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ODYSSEIA (Odyssey)
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By playing this advanced quiz game, you will soon realize that there is still much to learn about the Odyssey. The game focuses on the adventures of Ulysses as he recounts them to King Alcinous in Rhapsodies ι (9) through μ (12). If sufficient interest is shown in this initial segment of Homer’s epic, I plan to expand the game to include the remaining rhapsodies, as well as episodes presented from the perspectives of Telemachus and Penelope. At present, the game is available only in Greek. An official release including English language support is scheduled. You can play the game using this link: (Click here to play in greek). At present, the first 50 questions are available free of charge. The many remaining questions will be incorporated into the final release, on the platform or platforms on which the game will be made available.
Vresto
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When I received an invitation some time ago from my friend Leonidas Gkelos, a great artist and art-teacher at the school of special education in Serres(Greece), so to create a game for the children of that school, I accepted it without hesitation. The pupils were also actively involved in the creation of the graphics used in the game. This collaborative effort led to the creation of “Vresto!”. An English version of the game is also available. You can play the game using the links below.(Στα ελληνικά)( Ιn english)
Spaceball
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The player controls an astronaut who has been trapped by the gravity of an asteroid. The objective is to collect energy orbs from the top of the asteroid’s mountain and deliver them to the spaceship. This short path is filled with deadly enemies lying in wait.The game is available to Play it! instantly, online on any device and platform.
Zathura (Cards shuffler)
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The Zathura-project is a combination of a physical board game that I constructed and an Android application designed to support gameplay. The board game is a replica of "Zathura - Adventure Is Waiting", which was released on the U.S. market over twenty years ago. The Android application, however, is entirely new and functions as a digital replacement for the mechanical shuffler of the 55 command cards included in the original game. While the board game itself cannot be downloaded, it can be reconstructed by following the step-by-step video in which I demonstrate how I built the board.
Vampire
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In “Vampire”, the story unfolds—where else?—inside the Vampire’s castle. Find the creature that haunts its halls and destroy it. The castle’s chambers form a vast and treacherous labyrinth. Every step matters. You must remember the paths you have taken, as progress depends on collecting items and combining them with objects you may have encountered in distant rooms. Only then will sealed sections of the castle open, allowing you to descend deeper into the darkness. This gothic stronghold is infested with deadly guards, lurking in the shadows, ready to drain your power and end your life. Solving the castle’s mysteries will take time—and caution—so the game allows you to save your progress and return later. Once you complete the game, you will receive a unique code. Please post this code to the page of the game in Facebook.
Biscuits
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This is an educational, "Candy Crush"-style game designed to help players quickly identify correct word pairs between two languages. When a correct pair is matched, the biscuit on the left side—containing the word from the left language—is destroyed. The biscuits above it then fall down according to the rules of gravity. Newly positioned biscuits are automatically checked and removed if they form valid matches: In rows, columns, or other logical combinations. The idea for the game originally came from a friend who owned a foreign-language school and suggested creating an interactive learning tool of this kind. The game can be played instantly by clicking the HTML5 icon. In addition, there is a special online operating environment that allows teachers to modify the vocabulary used in the game, not available for public.
Musical Chairs Z80
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If you decide to play musical chairs with friends or children, you will soon realize that there is always the same problem: who will stop the music—and exactly when. With this game, you no longer have to worry about that. You simply set a time interval, and the game randomly selects a moment within it to trigger the alarm sound. The music tracks are a curated collection of beloved classics from old arcade games.
Loom II
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Loom II is a demo adventure game created as an attempt to develop a sequel to the classic game Loom, originally released by LucasArts in 1990. The interface remains faithful to that of the original game. The player casts short spells by playing musical notes on a magical flute. Playing the notes in reverse produces the opposite effect. Since the executable was built for older versions of Windows, the game may need to be run in compatibility mode on modern Windows systems.
Solomon's Key (+source code in C !!!)
Get it for MS Dos (DOSBox)
Solomon's Key tells the story of the wizard Dana, who enters the palace of King Solomon, now overrun by demons and other bizarre creatures. Each room is completed by obtaining the key to the door before the timer runs out. The original game was created by Tecmo in 1986. This project is an attempt to recreate the core game mechanics, while featuring rooms that differ from those in the original version. It is a remake and represents one of my first steps in game programming. The source code is also available and can be modified and compiled using the Turbo C++ 3.1 development environment. The ZIP archive includes compilation instructions, the game executable, and all required resources. The game was originally written in C in 1999. On modern systems, it requires the DOSBox environment in order to run.
Contact
Liknongames is my personal software development studio, specializing in game programming across a wide range of platforms and devices. It is led by me, Theodosis Ekizoglou, a graduate with a Master’s degree in Mathematics. For more information about my journey through the universe of bits and bytes, please take a look at my CV. Feel free to contact me and share your thoughts or feedback on the games you have played on this lonely island in the middle of the ocean. I am also open to discussing potential collaborations, especially on projects related to video game development.
contact email: theodosis.ekizoglou@gmail.com
Check also my other project, related with data analysis: http://www.digdata.gr
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