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1 17 th Annual LEGO Robot Roundup! AND 9 th Annual Connect-4 Hoedown! 12/04/14

2 Hunt the Wumpus Predecessor to Minesweeper Game that requires deductive logic in order to solve 4x4 grid Find the gold and get out, while avoiding the wumpus, and multiple pits Player is given clues when adjacent to a game object

3 Hunt the Wumpus

4 Breeze!

5 Hunt the Wumpus

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8 Stench!

9 Hunt the Wumpus

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12 Glitter!

13 Hunt the Wumpus Stench!

14 Hunt the Wumpus Glitter!

15 Hunt the Wumpus Gold!

16 Hunt the Wumpus

17 Connect-4 AI Competition

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20 easy maze

21 evil maze

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