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Hexatron is a source of original computer art and original computer games. You can look at the art and play the games. You can play the art and look at the games. |
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Hexatron is a source of original computer art and original computer games. You can look at the art and play the games. You can play the art and look at the games. |
| Java Rogue The venerable game of Rogue. Where it's @! |
| Psychic Trainer Develop your ability to read your computer's mind. Perhaps. |
| Xwap Xwap'em and lines of three get flushed. |
| Hex Mine A hexagonal version of the game of clearing mines. |
| Xoki Remove them all and win Big. Nothing. |
| Hex Rogue Hex Rogue?Hex Rogue! |
| Roxie They pile up. They fall down. More fun than a job on an assembly-line. |
| Tetrod A puzzle for the dominotrix |
| Iago A game like Reversi that is not like Reversi |
| Linda's Makeover Make a new friend and have fun too! |
| Mondriarea Capture area at the dernier cri of l'art moderne. |
| Help the Artist He has had an accident.He needs your help. |
| Surprise Coloring Book Can you color in the lines when there are no lines? |
| Operation Steel Doyle Mines are so last-century |
| Cellular Automata Life on the sixfold path. |
| Griddle Lines form boxes without stopses |
| Lichen Multicolored tendrils compose a lichenous image. |
| Jiggle Paint Nervous Action Painting. |
| Rock Tour See the rocks |
| The Museum Calculator A triumph of style. |
| Rain Drops add softly into an evolving pattern. |
| Zap Paint The paint program that accepts suggestions, not orders. |
| Wurler Unfold an arabesque of folded circles. |
| ZapZapZap Lightning evolves into softness. |
| Albersmatic Colors and dollars. |
| Bacterial Navigation Hungry microbe simulation. |
| Galerie Giclee An enormous exhibition of Art; a place of many themes and many variations. |
| Origami Panda The cutest origami of them all. |
| Free Software Assorted pieces of C source code, and executables. |
| Many Mandalas For believers only. |
| Palm Sketchbook In black and white. |
| Topsell Animal Woodcuts Assorted illustrations from Edward Topsell's The History of Four-footed Beasts and Serpents, 1658. |