Search Results for "strategy game"

Drugwar/64 is a Commodore BASIC port of Drugwar//e, a recreation of a TI-BASIC game based off John E. Dell's 1984 PC game "DRUGWAR". You buy and sell "stuff", in "a city", while avoiding cops, muggers, and an unstable market. Original Project at: https://drugwar2e.sourceforge.io

As of 1.05 Drugwar//e is available at GitLab only. https://gitlab.com/dewdude/drugwar2e DRUGWAR//e is a recreation of the classic PC/TI-Calculator game based off the TI-BASIC version. It is written in Applesoft BASIC and strives to be as close to the original as possible. TI-BASIC is very similar to Applesoft BASIC, but not enough that I could port it directly. Instead it will serve as a guide, allowing me to duplicate subroutines and game logic the same way.

Game207 is a Connect Four style strategy game. -Single player with AI opponent -Single executable with no external data files -Procedural graphics generation -Stores no configuration information -Coded in FreeBASIC

Underworld is a massive multiplayer online role playing game (MMORPG) based on web technologies, so it can be played with any web browser. It is a fantasy game in which the player can be either a human or a monster: combats, spells, buy/sell items

Tactical Warfare Engine is an Open Source 2.5D Real-Time Strategy game engine made using OpenGL. It aims to be a replacement for the aging StarCraft game engine, but also supports the creation of entirely new RTS games.

Rubix Blast is a strategy/puzzle where the player must destroy all the cubes before the time runs out to obtain a score. Combos are generated by destroy same color cubes in a row. Increasing levels increases difficulty of game play.

PC-Wars is a round-based strategy game. You can use 29 different units with 20 different weapons to defeat your opponents. Every unit is based on a real one.

This is a project by members from UTI to create an RPG type game based in the medieval period.

A side-scrolling real-time strategy game, with the ability to burrow beneath your enemies. The side scroll gives a unique perspective not seen in RTS's.