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"Shane's Chess Information Database" is a huge chess toolkit with extensive database, analysis and chess-playing features. Scid vs. PC is a usability and bug-fix fork of Scid. It has many interface fixes and improvements, and is fully compatible with Scid's .si4 databases. New features include a rewritten Gamelist, Computer Tournament, and FICS, Tree, Book and Graph improvements.

Scidb is an open-source chess database application for Windows, Unix/Linux. It is a new development inspired by Scid.

TChess is an extended chess played on a Torus (donut) It includes a computer player (KI) with 3 strength levels and multiplayer support. -- Please post your questions in the Help-Forum!

... of network problems. - Builtin support for using timeseal. - An ICS proxy. When instructed via the "proxy" option, icsdrone acts as a proxy for the ICS it is connected to. This is similar to using xboard with zippy but now the "GUI" (xboard/winboard) can be closed without terminating the engine.

Thief is a free chess client to play on chess servers like FICS: http://www.uschessnetwork.com It supports regular chess and all variants played. It is the best client for playing Bughouse, a special team-chess game

Popeye is a chess problem solving and testing software with strong support for fairy chess and heterodox genres. For more information cf. topic "Popeye (chess)" on http://en.wikipedia.org/

... a set of (up to) double 21`s dominoes, and as of version 1.1 has support for triangular dominoes. [bo|ne] [ya|rd] only supports 'typical' domino sets, i.e. sets other then double 6 must be extended by 3 (9,12,15,18,21) With a little reworking, [bo|ne] [ya|rd] can support 'non-typical' sets, such as double 8. If you want support for such sets, let me know. Triangular dominoes commonly come in sets numbered 0 through 5, and sets numbered 0 through 6.

SAN Kit was made public in 1993 by Stephen Edwards, the inventor of PGN Chess notation. The original code is in C, and with few comments quite cryptic. In addition, the original author's style was quite quixotic, making it even more difficult to read. This code is now reformatted to modern standards, adds support for NAG codes and comments, and has a "non-CLI" mode for inclusion in chess playing programs. The code has gone through extensive analysis using the llvm/clang compiler and reports...

Hinversi is a implementation of Reversi (a.k.a. Othello), a board game. It can support many frontends and backends, so you can select how clever your computer opponent is. You can also let one AI engine play against another one.

The classic boggle game with i18n support.

Simultaneous Turn Based Meta Engine - A project to create a game engine that can support different regions, units, rules and turn sequences. STaBME will provide automation of most traditional board games and the creation of new ones.

P-Ishido is a customizable version of the classic tile maching game, for recent Palm OS devices. It supports board/piece plugins and has transparency support for pieces on hi-res devices. (GPL for full package incl. gfx and sfx, BSD for code only.)

HexReMapper allows the user to create customizable hex-based game maps. It is modeled after Arr-Kelaan's Hexmapper but includes an easier to use GUI, support for more than two layers, and the ability to resize and shift maps.

Dicey is a web-based dice roller and turn logger for Axis & Allies, Axis & Allies Europe and Axis & Allies Pacific. Dicey is used primarily in support of PBeM (play-by-email).

Gemhun (working-title) is all about grouping gems/stones of a chosen amount together which will then dissappear. There will be plenty of different game-modes, theme- and network-support. It is inspired by FrozenBubble/Tetris and some others.

A chess client and server, allowing users to play chess against each other over a network. The server can support multiple games at a time with many users connected simultaniously

PubliCake is an ansi-C checkers engine, playing with the English/American rule set. It is designed explicitly as a portable checkers engine, with no interface support.

A networked battleship game. Support for multiples players and robots at the same time (one against the others). Support for IPv6 and GGZ

This project is a complete re-write of the game. It will support better graphics and animation than the original. It will have a pluggable "brain" interface for computer players so that new opponents can be added easily.

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...