Splash is a simple 3D videogame that I wrote in C++ and OpenGL in 2007.
Splash started out as a graphics assignment for a mixed grad/undergrad class I took at the University of British Columbia. While I was there, I noticed that several of the undergrads were bombing their assignments because they basically had no idea how to structure a mid-size C++ project -- this was typically the first time a UBC undergrad would have been exposed to C++ at all.
I thus expanded Splash to be a bit more complicated, restructured things, and heavily documented everything so that it could be used as sort of a "sample project" for incoming students. It was used in that capacity for several years before I accidentally and unwittingly obliterated it from my old website.
I have decided to host it here for posterity, and to serve as an occasional reminder to myself of how convoluted (and fun!) it can be to do anything in C++.
As of the time of this writing (2013), I was able to compile and run Splash using gcc 4.2.1 and OpenGL version string: 1.4. Gameplay is simple: Choose a level (they start locked, I believe), and then try to "eat" all the dots before getting caught by a red dino.
The crystals are powerups: it should be pretty easy to figure out what they do :)