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...It aims to be portable to all kind of unix systems and to microsoft windows. Its writen in C and uses standard library rutines mostly. Its for local playing now, but networking will be

Today, each one of us invariably has multiple accounts on the internet, at various forums, game sites(chess and the like), email ids, social networking sites. At such a time, keeping track of all the passwords, usernames and in most cases, the email id's that these accounts are linked to, becomes a hard task. This software is modelled on many other Password managers that are available for both the Linux and the Windows platform, but VIPER makes the task of installation simpler and faster. ...

The Goal of TARStack is not to increase competitive battles and the rivalries they create, but rather to foster teamwork, group cohesion, and creativity. The advent of the wired world and - especially - the recent rise in popularity of social networking between connected devices provides an opportunity for friendly matches within any sort of group. Generally, like-minded groups of people will get together and participate in one-on-one matches or regularly organized tournaments. Social media already has scoring and ranking programs, but they tend to be themed for certain sports, activities, and interests. ...

The Brain Game Library is a project I started in order to create a library fully focused on creating board and card games instead of real-time games. Some of the libraries are also likely to be used in rogue-likes and RPG's.

PCChess is a remote/mailchess component for Joomla 1.5. With PCChess you can enhance your Joomla! Website with a nice chess game and allow your visitors to play mailchess around the world.

Chain Reaction is a game played on a rectangular field by setting stones causing chain reactions to oust the others from the field. This version works with gtkmm and lets you choose board size and player number. Networking support is planned.

Our aim is to create a chess game that mainly supports networking (TCP/IP), AI (using decision trees), and multiple type of GUI It'll be developped using Java, SWT (perhaps even OpenGL)

A peer to peer chess application. It allows two users to battle e/a other over a LAN or WAN (needs a TCP port listening. Proper networking skills required if you are behind a firewall). Based on Gnome Chess, but re-written in C++ with a nice XML backend

jIBS is a clone of the well-known Backgammon server FIBS. It allows Internet users to play backgammon in real-time against real people (and even some bots). Most players use a graphical interface to allow the easy 'point and click' approach

Cluedo, the murder mystery game in Java. Includes several maps (and mapping tools), AI players, configurable cards, sounds and multiple languages. In the pipe-line: networking support, improved graphics, and advanced artificial intelligence.

Color Expansion is a logical game with network play support. Strong AI included - try it! Also this project is the home for the Color Expansion AI contest.

A 3D computer version of the famous BattleShip game. Written for Linux using OpenGL, will support networking games and skinning support for different looks for your battleships!

A client/server architecture to allow the creation and playing of a configurable "Connect Four" like game.

This is a card game with tcp/ip networking support. It works a bit like freeciv. The server is stable but the client is on initial stage designed to use SDL for GUI. It has already basic (really basic) AI support but this is being worked on...

Zombies (temporary name) is a video game running on web browser. The game is inspired by movies like Dawn of the dead. It's a real time wargame where you play versus other players. It's developed in PHP/MySQL/Javascript (based on Yahoo YUI).