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JSettlers2 is a web-based version of the board game Settlers of Catan written in Java. This client-server system supports multiple simultaneous games between people and/or AI bots. Originally written by Robert S Thomas as an AI dissertation (http://sourceforge.net/projects/jsettlers). The active source code is hosted at https://github.com/jdmonin/JSettlers2 including full history; the sourceforge CVS is historical up to 2012-09-28.

Java Open Chess is a project written in Java in NetBeans IDE. There is possibility to play for 2 players on local computers and via network connection. There is also an option to play versus quite weak computer oponent. Stronger computer oponens will be implemented soon. ATTENTION: Requires Java 1.8 or higher!

A Backgammon client with graphical interface, network-games andartificial intelligence. It is TCP/IP-network-compatible. It supports saving and loading of board setups, undoing moves, "secure dice" and has got an own chat client and a help system.

The openfibs project aims to develop a library to be used by client software to access the First Internet Backgammon Server (fibs.com) to enable graphical end user clients, computer controlled bots, and statistical tools.

The BattleShip was developed using Java. It is an online game where one user has to sink the other user’s ships. The game uses Server-Client structure, each user has a map where he needs to allocate his ships and one map where he will choose where to shoot to try to hit his enemy’s ships. The one who hit all opponent’s ships first, wins the game. The ships allocation can be manually or automatic (random position) and there is also a chat implemented where one user can talk to his opponent...

MechFight is a new implementation of the Amigagame Mechforce. In this tactical game groups of warriors fight with heavy machines (up to 100 tons), until defeat or even death in a thermonuclear explosion of their engines.

JagoClient is a Java software to play the board game Go over internet servers, to edit Go game records, to play against the computer (with gnugo), and to play point-to-point games.

TCP Java Games is a project aimed at creating a server to which users can connect and play games with each other. At the moment, only checkers exists but the project will be expanded to include other games as well. The project consists of a server which hosts the games and which each user connects to, and a client which connects to the server.

Its the common tictactoe game, developed in java, with client/server configuration so it can be played over a network. It can be played in a 3x3 board or 4x4 board. There are more options but some of them are not implemented. I'm only putting this here now (2012) but this was one of the projects for a University course in 2003, when I was still a student. I just thought I should put this some place safe, and so... here it is!

Jello Go is a client / server Go system implemented in Java. "Go", for anyone who doesn't know, is a very old Japanese strategy game.

Jin is a Java client for various chess servers. It currently supports the Internet Chess Club (chessclub.com) and the Free Internet Chess Server (freechess.org) but is designed to be able to support any chess server.

Gametable (also known as GamenianTabele), is a Java-based shared whiteboard and chat client. It is designed primarily to provide an online tabletop interface. Draw directly, or place images, that all connected users can see and manipulate. RNG/dice functions supported, infinite table size, a few Z-order layers, pointer tools visible to everyone connected, stand along host server, and basic tagging and drawing tools. It specializes in simplicity, virtually no learning curve, and ease of use...

Java based client / server online games engine & API for easy creation/running of real-time multiplayer games. Games include Battleships, Camelot, Checkers, Chess, Connect 4, Dots, Go, Octagons, Texas Hold'em Poker, Reversi, Spades, Tetris & Tic-tac-toe

A Client/Server Othello game environment in Java language

Multiplayer game based on the open free game http://www.fortressfigures.com/zombieplague/. Server implemented with twisted framework and client will use android

This is a server designed for handling common board games. The next step is to develop a client which would be able to connect to it.

The objective of this project is the advancement of Diplomacy in the electronic realm by producing an XML Diplomacy data standard and a suite of server and client tools to facilitate Diplomacy play over the internet.

A client/server implementation of the game Blood Bowl, primarily for use in conjunction with the site fumbbl.com which hosts Internet Blood Bowl leagues.

NetDare is a Java network game system. The project consist in APIs, a server, a client, a PHP CMS (Content management System) and a game sdk to help the development or integration of a game wich altready exist.

Gruppenarbeit für Unterrichtsfach VSYS (ADV-Böblingen) Ziel dieses Projekts war ein Java RMI-Programm, welches es einem Client ermöglicht Methoden auf einem "entfernten" Server aufzurufen (Projekt allerdings nur local getestet und nicht vollständig

Moved to github: https://github.com/kesara/checkersplus Client server based, platform independent, multi player American Checker (English Draughts) game. With J2EE based server, Java Client and a Windows.NET client.

Math game where up to 4 students can play online against each other. By moving their figurines around a colorful pseudo 3D board, players answer math questions and can play tricks against their opponents. Client and server distributed under Affero GPL 1.

A Java based virtual Risk-board for internet playing for 2 - 5 players. Contains a client/server UI applet (can also be started as a local application). Includes game saving. Requires a third party chat program for keeping contact with other players.

FIGS, open and fun! GPL/java game server for many games, and a graphical client. Server works for 16/19 chess variants,adding go, rating system, and haskell AI client soon.

Yet another implementation of the BloodBowl board game. It uses a client/server setup similar to MegaMek to enable network play. The aim is to fully implement all rules from the Living Rulebook.