NF's MUD Client - Applet

Last Update: 2013-05-03

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NFMCA is a basically-featured MUD client, designed in form of Java applet. Its GUI is written with Swing, so one needs JRE to run it. It features ANSI colors, multiple languages, fonts selection, detachment ability and much more.

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