Free solar system evil alien invaders software for linux

Triplex Invaders is a classic Alien Invaders style game with 3d graphics.

In Triplex Invaders, the player pilots a spaceship against never ending hoards of enemy ships. It has psychedelic 3d graphics (but 2d gameplay).

It is written in Python so it should run on Linux, Windows, and OSX. pyOpenGL is used for hardware-accelerated OpenGL graphics. PyGame is used for getting input and stuff. Because Python is a little slow (and my code is unoptimized), you might get low framerates on older computers. Nonetheless, my 1.8Ghz Pentium M laptop is more than fast enough. It doesnt tax the GPU much (but you do need hardware graphics acceleration). If you have psyco installed, Invaders will take advantage of it and run a little faster.

Features include: Motion blur, Particle effects, Randomly generated weapons/enemies.
Triplex Invaders was originally written by three freshmen for the CS102 class at Johns Hopkins University. I (Arthur Danskin) am still working on it.

Please feel free to contribute anything cool. Models are in wavefront .obj format. The code is very object oriented and modular, so it should be very easy to add a new weapon or enemy type (if you know python).

Love Invaders project is a fun chunky retro game.

Love Invaders is a free retro game in which you may re-enact the famous "battle of 78" in space with your alien friends. It is simple to play, in classic style.

Love Invaders supports systems with correctly-configured OpenGL.

ascii-invaders project is a clone of Space Invaders which uses the curses library.
t compiles and runs on MacOS X, GNU/Linux and probably any other system with a curses implementation. I tried to reproduce the way the aliens move in the real game (which you can play on the MAME emulator on a modern computer system). It looks better than it plays however.
I wrote it some time ago in a fit of the-way-computers-were-nostalgia. Perhaps Ill have a go at insulting another classic game in the same way soon.
While writing the game I was inspired to write a deranged rant about the joy of terminals, command lines, Unix, curses and vi.
If you need to change Ascii Invaders to build it on another platform, Id be grateful for patch or instructions so I can include them. Likewise, fixes and improvements to the ascii-art or the code are very welcome. Id also love to hear whether its actually usable on a real serial terminal :-)
Enhancements:
- fixed time() call

UFO: Alien Invasion is a 3D UFO-inspired tactical game.
UFO: ALIEN INVASION is a strategy game featuring tactical combat against hostile alien forces which are about to infiltrate earth at this very moment. You are in command of a small special unit which has been founded to face the alien strike force.
To be successful on the long run, you will also have to have a research team study the aliens and their technologies in order to learn as much as possible about their technology, their goals and the aliens themselves.
UFO: Alien Invasion is heavily inspired by the X-COM series by Mythos and Microprose. The first game of the series, UFO DEFENSE, became a classic and, in our honest opinion, is one of the best games ever made.
UFO: Alien Invasion is neither a sequel nor a remake of UFO DEFENSE - we simply had the urge to create a similar strategy game, which will hopefully be as entertaining as the original was for the players (and for the developers, of course). Join the IRC-Channel at irc.freenode.org named #ufo:ai and contribute to the developing process.
Gameplay:
The game is turn-based. Well, this might sound somewhat old school now, but trust us: turn-based games are fun!
Each member of your squad has a limited number so called "time units" each round, which are consumed when you order the unit to walk, to fire a weapon or to perform any of the other miscellaneous actions. When all your forces are out of time units, the aliens turn starts. In addition to eliminating as many enemies as possible, your mission is to minimize civilian casualties as well as to acquire parts of the advanced alien technology.
Once youve acquired sufficient samples of the unknown technology, your research labs will be able to reproduce the alien weapons and devices in order to use them against their original creators.
Game Engine:
The game engine is based on a heavily modified version of IDs Quake2 Engine. This doesnt imply that UFO: Alien Invasion is a mod or a total conversion at all! No, UFO: AI is a stand-alone game which doesnt require Quake2 or any similar program to run. Our self-developed game engine is featuring up-to-date OpenGL graphics and special effects, increased texture resolution, hardware accelerated clipping of map layers to toggle between floors, a new animation system for player models, a stunning AI and a few other gimmicks.
Multiplayer support:
You can play UFO: ALIEN INVASION with your friends via LAN or Internet. One player takes the role of the human special squad while the other is in control of the alien invaders. Co-op team play with multiple players on both sides is also supported for up to three teams on each side (6 players total).
Enhancements:
- Implemented sv_roundtimelimit cvar to set the maximum time a team has to finish their round in multiplayer.
- Completely rewritten saving and loading system.
- Finished implementation of Flashbang - now Flashbang will disable enemys reactionfire as well.
- Reintroduced employees renaming again.
- Hire menu and Team Select menu now shows Health bar as well.
- Heavily improved chat subsystem for multiplayer as well as Multiplayer Team Selection menu.
- Improved describing weapons and ammo in UFOpedia and other menus, including displaying firemodes.
- Added multiplayer server password protection.

The Million Musician Challenge project is a project to allow you to play music by playing games. The first game is a 2D vertically scrolling shoot-em-up game.

The keyboard (qwerty or musical) controls an array of sprites corresponding to the music notes. As you shoot the falling sprites, you play notes corresponding to the music.

Solar Empire project is a highly competitive, Web-based space strategy game.

Solar Empire is a highly competitive, Web-based, multi-player space based strategy game where players use combat, diplomacy, bounties, and other such components to eliminate their enemies.

Solar Visitor is a space simulator where the user flies around our Solar System in a 3D view. The program and source code are offered free, there are builds for Windows and Linux. Solar Visitor uses the Ogre graphics library. The planets and objects were created with the Blender program.
Because Solar Visitor is a 3D program, performance depends on the capabilities of the users video system.
If you wish you may build from source using available tools but be warned this is not an easy task. An addition to Ogre a compiler and IDE (on Windows) are required. The Ogre web site has installation instructions for its use. Those without c/c++ experience will find themselves jumping in the deep end.
With the release of version 0.2.x the user can view planets rendered from textures which is a vast improvement over the painted colours of 0.1.0. There is still realism to add. For instance, the orbits are engineered to showcase shadow effects and not be realistic, where eclipses are rare.
The program code is released under the GPL, the media are generated from downloadable images on the web, details of location are provided. Images remain the property of respective owners.
Enhancements:
- bugfixes
- tilted orbits

Alien::wxWidgets is a Perl module for building, finding and using wxWidgets binaries.

SYNOPSIS

use Alien::wxWidgets < options >;

my $version = Alien::wxWidgets->version;
my $config = Alien::wxWidgets->config;
my $compiler = Alien::wxWidgets->compiler;
my $linker = Alien::wxWidgets->linker;
my $include_path = Alien::wxWidgets->include_path;
my $defines = Alien::wxWidgets->defines;
my $cflags = Alien::wxWidgets->c_flags;
my $linkflags = Alien::wxWidgets->link_flags;
my $libraries = Alien::wxWidgets->libraries( qw(gl adv core base) );
my @libraries = Alien::wxWidgets->link_libraries( qw(gl adv core base) );
my @implib = Alien::wxWidgets->import_libraries( qw(gl adv core base) );
my @shrlib = Alien::wxWidgets->shared_libraries( qw(gl adv core base) );
my @keys = Alien::wxWidgets->library_keys; # gl, adv, ...
my $library_path = Alien::wxWidgets->shared_library_path;
my $key = Alien::wxWidgets->key;
my $prefix = Alien::wxWidgets->prefix;

Please see Alien for the manifesto of the Alien namespace.

In short Alien::wxWidgets can be used to detect and get configuration settings from an installed wxWidgets.