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This is a console based 3D 4-in-a-line game made with ascii graphics. 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
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Qubic
3D (4x4x4) tic-tac-toe
A 4x4x4 tic tac toe game which uses GTK. -
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Cross-Platform 3D Chess A 3D chess game made using OpenGL and C++ Objectives: -High Quality Graphics -Proper Chess Rules -Availability of Unofficial Chess Rules -Reading Generic Chess Files -Proper A.I. for user vs. computer modes -Good GUI -Network Current Status: Chess rules exist
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Mouse Bug Patch for Vulcan
Fixes Mouse Control in Vulcan 3D Chess Program
***** NOTE ***** This project has been incorporated into the Vulcan Chess Mods project at http://sourceforge.net/projects/vulcanchessmods/ ***** The Mouse Bug Patch significantly improves responsiveness of Vulcan, an open-source 3D chess program written by Mauro Persano, to mouse events when compiled for use with X11. From the author's site*: "vulcan lets you play against the computer a chess variant inspired by a certain well-known science fiction TV series." * http://www.fzort.org... -
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The goal is create a simple game that simulates a 3D virtual environment and with a real object with realistic texture and allow the user to navigate the environment in order Interactive.
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The Dynamic Environment Roleplaying Project is an effort to create a more usable, more open, more efficient, more 3D means for playing tabletop role-playing games on the Internet.
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Tavli3d is the greek backgammon.It consists of three games:portes (similar to Backgammon),plakoto(with pinning instead of hitting) and fevga(a game where no hitting occurs).The game is written in OpenGL/SDL/C .For now only single player is supported.
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This is a Game Library (actually a game engine) for 3D games. It is focused on Board Games, but it can easy be used for another kind of games.
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A prototype for a 3D Goban display, full featured SGF editor, client for IGS-PandaNet and interface for GNU Go. glGo is written in C++ and based on wxWindows, OpenGL and SDL. glGo is available for Linux and Windows.
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