Dx Chess program complete!

Although it's pretty simple and the graphics don't tell much, it's pretty good to create and simulate various chess problems.
It can create files ending in dxchess (*.dxchess) and read them so that you can save and load as many problems you want.
In the setup menu you can place the pieces and the right spots you want your problem have. You can also hide the right count and/or the wrong count. There is space to write the information of the exercise and you may type in how many correct answers the cup will been shown. After you prepare all these, you can name your program however you like and save it. The default and only save path is C:/images/
When you load a problem your role is only clicking spots. If you think you found the spot the exercise asked you for then by clicking it you'll realize if your choice was correct or wrong. If your choice was right, you'll hear a nice sound and the specific spot will become pressed. (if you select the same spot again that will be passed as wrong). If your choice was wrong then you will hear a negative beep and you will see a thump down picture for 2 seconds.
This is the very first version of the program, I may upgrade it if I encounter problems or want to add something more.

1v1 soccer

Here is the link of 1v1 soccer game.
An interesting game to play when you're bored. :P

It's a very simple game where you control a soccer player and your goal is to score. It's pretty fun because the size of the body the player is pretty small compairing to his head and the gravity is low. Have fun playing it. :)

Simon says game completed on logisim

This is the famous Simon says game. You can play it in low graphics here. It's a difficult memory game and interesting to all ages. In the beginning of the game a random button lights. You have to press that button. Then the game gives you - by lighting the buttons - the same sequence of buttons adding 1 random in the end. For example if it gives you yellow blue yellow red and you re-enter them correctly the next will be yellow blue yellow red AND 1 random button (yellow/blue/red/green).
I've made this game using logisim. I used only logic gates (and/or/not/xor) and some splitters, adders and d-flip-flops without editing the clock's path. I also used 4 buttons and some leds to make the game user friendly. The whole project took me nearly 2 days.