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    Domination (Risk Board Game)

    Domination (Risk Board Game)

    Domination is a game that is a bit like the board game Risk

    Domination is a game that is a bit like the well known board game of Risk or RisiKo. It has many game options and includes many maps. Written in java it includes a map editor, a simple map format, multiplayer network play, single player, hotseat, 5 user interfaces and many more features, it works in all OSs that run java 1.5 or higher, iOS and Android.
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    Random Big Rich Man

    Random Big Rich Man

    Monopoly-like game

    Random Big Rich Man(瑞德大富翁) is monopoly-like game using random map to play. It's local game with 4 AI/Human player. Precondition to run .jar file: Install java 1.8.0 Image or sound from below project or Internet: gtkmonop kapitalist monopolie
    Downloads: 3 This Week
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    Clippers is a board game designed by Alan R Moon that is an abstract island connection game based on clipper ships and the south pacific. This computer version is written in Java 1.5 and includes AI players.
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    GeoWar2

    GeoWar2

    A chess like board game

    ...(Select No when starting a new game to play against the computer) (Requires Java 8 (or higher) to play). Make sure Java is installed, and download the JAR, and run it to start playing. (Turn on the heat-map option to better understand the game) You can download Java from: https://java.com/download Leave a review if you like it, or feedback for feature requests.
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    BattleShip

    BattleShip

    The BattleShip is an online game developed in Java.

    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. UPDATE: Battleship v2.0 has now single player mode. ...
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    jDip is a tool for mapping, managing, and adjudicating Diplomacy games. It has a simple but powerful graphical interface, with a richly customizable map display. Windows, Linux, Mac OS X, and Solaris are supported. Over 25 variants are supported.
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    This is a game of Scotland Yard, which has been coded in Java. The moves of Mr. X are made by the program, while the human player makes the detective moves. The game works fine on both Windows and Linux platforms.
    Downloads: 9 This Week
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    Invade Earth is based on the popular game Risk 2210 A.D. by Avalon Hill. Invade Earth features multiple rule sets, a versatile Map Editor, network support, saving and loading game states, and play against the computer. NOTE: Currently, code in CVS may not be up-to-date. Contact admin if interested in the codebase. The latest version of the application is available at http://jonathancrosmer.com/software/invadeearth
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    Automated MapMaker for the Diplomacy boardgame. Using Genetic Algorithms and some user-defined criteria, DipMap will try to generate a playable Diplomacy map.
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    *Project on hold* Gather Ring is a remote RPG platform for table top games (like D&D tm and BattleTech tm). It will give the player a basic set of tools to play those game over a Lan or the Internet. Tools include a game map, map editor, dice generator
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