Désiré      

Désiré is a poetic point and click adventure game in black and white.

When the schoolteacher asks Désiré why he didn't draw the sun like the other pupils, he replies spontaneously: « It's always night in my head. »

Désiré is colour-blind from birth and he will lead you into in world of black and white. He marches on hesitantly, as life never brought him much joy. From a tender age, he is going to meet several characters who will elicit in Désiré intense emotions and alter his vision in surprising ways. Is colour at the end of the road?

The game is, at its core, a critique of the modern world and of the perverting nature of a consumer, profit-obsessed society.

The game contains 4 chapters, 50+ scenes, 40+ characters and a lot of riddles.

Some material may be inappropriate for under 16.

JukeBox   

JukeBox is first and foremost an audio, video, and photo player as long as the relevant codecs are present on your computer.

JukeBox is not only a multimedia player, but also a virtual jukebox whose purpose is to simplify the management of your media collection... with knobs on.

JukeBox has a very simple interface, which among other things, allows any image to be associated with a folder, so that album covers and photographs can be used to illustrate your song folders. No more changing CDs, no more scratches and jumps. JukeBox gives you full access to your whole library of music and videos. Be guided by your mood and the click of your mouse.

Adventure Game Engine       

AGE is a freeware that allows you to create your own Point & Click adventure games for Windows, Mac OS X, Linux, Web, iOS and Android. It is free for personal and commercial use.

Note that you do not need to learn any script language if you decide to use AGE.

AGE is a new age of Point & Click adventure games.

All Out Race 2: Pi   

Pi is based on an original game concept because it is both a 3D racing arcade game, a platform game, a puzzle game and a first-person shooting game in one for Windows XP/Vista/Seven. And the player can go through eras such as ancient Egypt, medieval and sci-fi worlds to unlock the mysteries of the Pi number.

• A racing arcade game: you pilot your vehicle against the clock through a 3D tube and around various obstacles in 360 degrees to collect all the gems and complete the level.

• A platform game: you will have to jump and drive smarter on static and moving platforms to reach some inaccessible gems

• A puzzle game: some obstacles are more difficult than others because you must first understand the puzzle and then find out how to solve it

• A first-person shooting game: Pi is not just a retro game, it is also a real-time 3D game developed in C++/DirectX. So enjoy your 3D card!...

In other words, this game proves a worthy challenge for newbie and hardcore gamers. Pi will not let you feel free!...

Seccia   

Seccia is a software development environment that offers you powerful assistance to create your own win32 applications. This software is distributed as FREEWARE. It features:

• a complete object-oriented programming language, with inheritance and polymorphism
• two modes of operation: an assisted programming mode for novices; and for experts, a multi-tab auto-complete editor with syntax coloring and checking
• no MFC dependencies
• a large number of powerful integrated objects
• alpha transparency and unlimited irregular windows
• multithreading applications
• 3D integration with DirectX.
• a step-by-step debug mode
• a protected interpreter - your code is encrypted and all your variables, functions and parameters are renamed with numbers
• C++ and, in addition, Seccia extensions (which become objects in their own right)
• make your 2D games with Direct3D sprites (windowed or fullscreen).

More information about this product at www.seccia.org.

SARL Power Soft Makers (France)

Ce projet, fondé en 2001 par Sylvain Seccia et Christophe Cuny, avait pour but de fournir des outils pratiques et faciles d'accès dans la conception d'applications multimédia sous environnement Windows. PSM utilisait un langage objet à part entière, doté de l'héritage et du polymorphisme. En outre la possibilité de programmer une application à l'aide d'un éditeur de code classique, PSM intègrait un éditeur visuellement assisté, totalement innovant, et accessible par tous. PSM établissait ainsi le concept de la programmation intuitive.

La version 1.0 n'était qu'une approche simplifiée du concept, une étape intermédiaire mais sans aucun doute nécessaire. J'ai écrit des tutoriaux pour le magazine Logiciels PC parus dans les numéros 20, 21, 22, 23 et 24 au début des années 2000.

Depuis 2009, ce projet fut rebaptisé sous le nom de Seccia et distribué en tant que freeware. Retrouvez plus d'informations sur le site officiel http://www.seccia.org.

Commodore 128, Amiga 500 and PC 286

J'ai débuté la programmation en 1992 d'abord avec un Commodore 128 en BASIC dont les lignes de code étaient numérotées. Puis j'ai continué sur Amiga en essayant de développer des jeux avec Amos mais sans succès. J'ai finalement laissé tomber les commodore pour un PC 286 (2Mb de Ram, 20Mb de disque, sans carte son...). Le coté multimedia n'était pas très attirant et pourtant cette machine me fascinait beaucoup plus. J'utilisais à l'époque MS DOS et Windows 3.11.

Mes jeux étaient principalement des jeux non graphiques et mes connaissances étaient très limitées.