Free Computer Programs By Colt Mazeau

The freeware programs below are archived and compressed in a ZIP format. You'll need an unzip program to extract and decompress the setup executable for each program you download.

Windows 95/98 Programs

Maze! v1.0: Traverse your way from Start to End through a randomly generated two-dimensional maze. You can only see your immediate surroundings, and there are many loops and dead-ends to confuse you, but if you get stuck you can view a map, drop some "bread crumbs", or save the maze and come back to it later. (1.82MB)
Pickup v0.0.1: Heard of 52-Pickup? That's right, the cards are spread across the table, and you have to pick them up. Forget FreeCell and Solitaire -- this is the most mindless card game ever! (1.91MB)
Twosies-Threesies v3.1.0: Familiar with that crossword puzzle game starting with "S" and rhyming with "rabble"? This game helps you learn two-letter and three-letter words. Score 1 point for each correct word, lose points for incorrect words, and score a five point bonus each time you clear a rack. Version 3 includes a Learn Mode, a crossword puzzle generator, and word definition look-up. (1.93MB)

DOS Programs

Character Generator v1.3: Change the appearance of characters used in 80x25 text mode. You can save fonts to a file so they may later be edited or activated from the command-line. (107KB)
Color Palette Maker v1.0: Change the sixteen colors used in 80x25 text mode. You can save palettes to a file so they may later be edited or activated from the command-line. (97KB)
Eliza v1.2: This is an implementation of the classic Eliza psychotherapist first created by Joseph Weizenbaum in 1966. (107KB)
SeeColor v0.1: SeeColor allows the user to traverse 2-d slices of a 3-d Red-Green-Blue color cube in VGA 320x200 256-color mode. (3KB)