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...Rails is the premier, open-source Java engine dedicated entirely to the deep, tactical world of the 18xx operational and economic strategic series. Whether you are running local shortlines or launching massive continental networks, Rails automates the heavy lifting of banking and track laying so you can focus entirely on outsmarting your corporate rivals. ⚠️ PROJECT UPDATE & NEW HOME ⚠️ To support the ongoing modernization of the engine, the vibrant 18xx community, and the implementation of massive new structural improvements, our active development has permanently moved! 👉 GET THE LATEST VERSION 3.0.0 HERE: https://github.com/Rails-18xx/Rails/releases

Framework to implement board and card games including some already developed games. Typical game elements are offered by this library, so developers just care on the essential aspects that differ. Games created with tjger are also hosted (Four wins, Oasch, Schnapsen, Trap the Wizard, etc.) and the Tjger Game Pack contains all these games.

...It is not round based , so not everybody has to be finished to allow new pairings to be made. This is really great when players play at different speed and works very well in the club or at school.

Tetris-like game written in Java to learn any foreign language words and/or sentences. You may use any plain text file as the source of data. Words are choosen randomly. Putting the block with right translation to the block with word will disappear both.

...To learn how to do it, I created a similar, many-times-lesser-in-complexity project KenTacToe. Having completed it successfully, I've gained the confidence to proceed with Kenny ClassIQ, named so because it is more class-oriented than Kenny, and because I want it to be intelligent. (A play with words landed me Kenny ClassIQ.) Also, I used this name so that people searching for my other chess engine Kenny can also find this more advanced chess engine (okay, yes, I wanted to name my chess engine Kenny, so).

Monopoly clone written in Java for 2-8 players (including computer players) that was designed to make quite a lot of things customisable from the user's point of view. Four board files are included. Two are based on regional variations of Monopoly but with places named after colours instead, the other two are there more to demonstrate what can be done. Hopefully there are no major bugs in the game - I cannot guarantee that there are none, but I've done some testing on Linux and Windows...

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!

...You can do whatever you want with pieces (even make a piece eat a king if you want !!!) : the purpose is just to provide a "magnetic" chess board on computer. But all moves are verified. Also with some facilities : history manager, so that you can go back and rewrite the game history !!!

Tic Tac Toe is a simple game written in Java. It features a Computer AI, Internationalization and an Undo function. It is my first complete app so don't expect too much.

A small ICS chess client written in Java, not so large as Jin and nicer looking. The main thing will be to write code for various chess servers. Expected features include game saving as PGN and support for most commands of various ICS servers.

A repository of software tools related to chess. Currently includes a complete package to analyze your games, search for blunders and missed opportunities, and then go over them repeatedly so that your game improves.

Struggle Chess is a game of chess where all the pieces are animated. It is of course a tribute to the very famous Battle Chess. Struggle Chess is developped in Java so it is highly portable (Netbeans 6.8).

PocketGames aims to provide an extended library for several games, so that they can be used with PocketPC, Linux, Windows Mobile, Web Based systems, Windows, etc.

Sudoku2Go is a sudoku game for mobile phones based on the Java Micro Editon(J2ME). It uses only standard classes, so it should run on most recent mobiles. The user interface includes touchscreen support for PDAs.

This ia a puzzle game. Given a set of interconnected points, the player is asked to move the points so that no two connection lines are crossed. And then the game is solved!

Jatsi is solitaire yahtzee game. It is written with Java 1.5, so it is portable to most platforms.

Batallitas was a port of a board game with the same name. The author of the game didn't gave us permission to 'liberate' his game, so this project is no longer active.

AuRoRa ist eine elektronische Variante des Brettspiels RoboRally. Ein kleiner Roboter muss so programmiert werden, dass er schnell von einem Checkpoint zum anderen kommt. AuRoRa is an electronic version of the famous board-game RoboRally.

This package contains code for the game of EasyGo, a modified version of the original game of go. This package provides a simple API so that the users can code and test their own players. Thus one can not only play, but also program their own players.

A Tetris clone running on the mobile phone . Support for the Siemens,Nokia, S.E,Sansum , And so on . It's based on beatiful artwork, and good Animation. It not only running on the mobile phone but also suplied the Tetris clone of JavaApplet version.

jGo is a Java Implementation of the popular Go game in Java. It will support server based games, which allows tracking of high scores and best games, so you can replay the best games that have been played. There will also be support for chatting with oth

Pc version for a board game we actually develop. We are only in planning phase for the pc game, more information will fellow. There is no real name actually so, I chosed a short form for: Informatik AG AltKönigSchule