Open Source Java Card Games - Page 4

DogBoardGame is a rebuild of the Dog game from Switzerland. It is a four player Board/Card Game based on a web service and a graphic user interface.

Dominion Shuffle is a program to randomly select a set of cards for the card game Dominion. More information about the game Dominion can be found on BoardGameGeek. This program is for the Android OS, a mobile operating system for telephones and other mobile devices. This project was started by Joran Jessurun and he has recently passed on the future development to me and asked me to open source the project.

DominoBot is a project for a simple IRC framework. It is currently a simple yet functional Domino game bot for IRC. It currently allows arbitrary piece (stones) numbers and multi session support. The game states are broadcast to the lobby. Uses colors to identify the player who layed each stone. It is a case study to create a framework for quick development of turn-based sessions, such as games, voting, meeting and etc. Uses PircBotX (redistributed - you do not need to download it). Pure J2SE. Java 6.0 compliant. GPL v3 license.

eBridge implements the classic card game Bridge. It is unlike other card games in that bidding and playing strategies are configurable rules. eBridge can be played remotely among different client platforms since it is based on Java and the Eclipse RCP.

ElferRaus (Elevens First) is a quite simple German card game played with four sets of 20 cards. This version is implemented in Java. As it takes about 80% chance, even the simple AI is fun to play.

Use your skills and understand the odds to master the entrapping field.

Escoba de 15 is a classic card game. It's played with a 40 card deck of Spanish cards. In this first version you play againts the computer.

Evver Games is an open source project that contains an AJAX web renderer and framework for creating card games; along with the card games Golf and No Peeking.

In this project we create a Telegram bot that, once added in a group of players, acts as a master for a game of 'Werewolf'. Using Telegram's features as custom keyboards and private chats it recreates adequately the spirit of the real game. The project is written in Java.

Deck editor for the popular trading card game 'Magic: The Gathering'. Please be aware that you need the physical cards to actually play the game :-)

Magic:The Gathering over LAN or Internet, alone or against another player (need IP of your opponent). The program is the judge : you play with the true rules. Firemox can also emulate another TBS. Written in Java, works on Mac, Windows and Linux.

FSOG is a collection of simple board and card online multi-player games. FSOG is covered by GNU AGPLv3 license. FSOG is in pre-alpha stage.

Make your own puzzles for YGOPro without writing any code

A card game project for fun. This project uses Java RMI to implement client/server model. It is also provide intant message features.

Solitaire game on gphone. Download: http://gsolitaire.cvs.sourceforge.net/*checkout*/gsolitaire/gsolitaire/bin/gsolitaire.apk (pls change back to .apk after download) Install: (make sure you install Android SDK first) $adb install gsolitaire.apk

The software provide a shared 2D environment, for web clients to play board game on it. The software itself will not handle any game flow, instead, the game flow should be handled by users themselves. Most common board game will be supported.

Gamegineer provides a virtual tabletop for playing traditional board and card games over the Internet. It includes a framework for extending the tabletop to support new games and features.

Allows two players to share a single Android device to play 1 vs 1 no-limit Texas Holdem.

Network Card-Poker game written in Java. Server interacts via console with administrator and stores login data in a MySQL database (no GUI planned for server). Client uses an open interface. Default client written in Java as an applet.

The IPP (Internet Poker Protocol) is a simple text protocol that allows several players to play a variety of poker games.

ISA! (Which is Philipino for "one") is a school programming project aiming at recreate a playable version of the popular game "UNO!".

A compilation of games mainly written in Java for education and entertainment. Train your brain with e. g. improving your ability to recognize patterns.

JArschloch is a Java-coded version of the german cardgame "Arschloch" (internationally known as "President"). It's been developed by Martin Sauer and Bjoern Clasen.