Seed7
Based on Castle Adventure
compare all 2 clonesBased on Lunar Lander
Based on Minesweeper
Based on Pac-Man
Based on Snake
Based on Sokoban
Based on Star Trek
compare all 5 clonesBased on Tetris

About
Among the classic games recreated as Seed7 example programs are Pac-Man (Namco's 1980 arcade maze-chase game), Tetris (Alexey Pajitnov's falling-block puzzle game), and other well-known titles such as Snake, Sokoban, Minesweeper, Lunar Lander, Star Trek, and Castle Adventure. Seed7 is an open-source, high-level general-purpose programming language with both an interpreter and a compiler (which translates Seed7 to C). It supports extensible syntax, user-defined operators, static type checking, and automatic memory management without a separate garbage-collection process, and runs on Linux, macOS, and Windows; its package includes a set of example programs.
Getting started
After compiling the interpreter (via make on Linux, or per the platform-specific build notes for other systems), any example program can be run directly from the command line by name.
Media
Additional notes
- Licensing
- The interpreter, compiler, and example programs use the GPL license, while the runtime library is licensed separately under the LGPL.