Oh oops, it looks like I forgot my Java. 

Thanks! Actually, I spend like 2 hours optimizing each game (more like 10 in the case of Gravity, since I did that when I was not quite as good at programming), since it's fun .

I made 3 games over the past few days. I don't think Reaction will make it into the pack, though  (though it could replace Guess the Number)

Reaction and Laser both have a menu that you can get rid of easily.

In Reaction, you are given a number, and you have to push the key corresponding to that number (getKey-wise).
In Laser, you use up and down to avoid the laser(s). Harder level=more lasers to avoid. 2nd activates the shield, and you start flickering (not very good attempt at grayscale ), but you lose points, and once you reach 0, the shield automatically deactivates. The score is the number in the top left corner.
Avoid is self-explanatory.

EDIT: Many of these games were not specifically created for this game pack. Some of them were just to teach others how to program. So, they might seem somewhat weird. (Like, in Avoid, you can wrap around from top to bottom and vice versa, but not from left to right and right to left.)

Well, as long as no one has any suggestions or bugs, this might be the final.

Okay, I included that in this version.


Quasilat v1.4
*Option to choose Normal or Hard mode from the start
*Shows your score after you lose
*Shaved off some bytes

My high scores:
Normal-1231
Hard-756

Today at school I just used a pi symbol on my assignments when writing the date.

I was going to write "Pi Day" for the dates on my assignments too, but decided not to.

22/7 is a (very inaccurate) approximation of pi.

Actually, Pi Day should be 3/5/5113.

Nice!  

I haven't really looked into it yet, but how about giving the power to manipulate groups, programs, and appvars?

I really hope this gets finished. It'll hopefully be just as popular as Axe!