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Manage chess round robin tournaments with JKlubTV Version 3.0.0-beta This application stores the data belonging to round robin into a SQLite database. It is intended for webmasters who want to easily manage a club tournament in their own chess club. The HTML tables that are to be published for the website will be created easily by the application. Automatically calculate the total points, Sonneborn Berger points of each player, as well as their sequence DWZ, and sorts the HTML table by the...

Free-to-play multiplayer version of the 8-bit classic M.U.L.E.

Comments: A Tic Tac Toe game made in Java using Swing Library. GitHub Repository : https://github.com/goxr3plus/XR3TicTacToe ### PS Java 1.8.0_141 ++ Required ! Download Java 8 here : ( https://www.java.com/en/ )

Play against yourself or play against the computer in this exciting and popular game! (Requires Java 8 (or higher) to play). Make sure Java is installed, and download the JAR, and run it to start playing. You can download Java from: https://java.com/download Leave a review if you like it, or feedback for feature requests. Also do check out my other game: MilkRun, here: https://milkrun.sourceforge.io/

...You can either play against yourself or against the computer (though the AI is rusty). Click "About" for game rules. (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.

...It is a port of mptris to the Java platform. mptris is a text-mode tic-tac-toe game written in C language. I wrote both to get some confidence with the programming languages. In the Download section (Files) you can also find the sources of the Windows Phone 8 port and of the ancient console mode versions.

Eight Queens placed on a chess board is a good example of the n Queens Puzzle. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eight_queens_puzzle

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 systems and with some luck have more or less ironed out the worst bugs that would affect the game on either system. ...

Simple Mastermind Clone, written in Java. You must guess a combination of 4 out of 6 possible colors. A hit is displayed with a black pin, an occurrence with a white pin. You have 8 attempts. At the end of the game the right color combination is displayed. Man muss eine Kombination von 4 aus 6 möglichen Farben erraten. Ein Treffer wird mit einem schwarzen, ein Vorkommen mit einem weissen Pin angezeigt. Gesamt hat man 8 Versuche, bis das Spiel zu Ende ist. Dann wird ob gewonnen oder nicht, die Lösung angezeigt.

NetRisk GWT allows anyone to play a full game of Risk with up to 8 players from any Javascript enabled browser. Bases on the code of NetRisk 2.0 (https://sourceforge.net/projects/netrisk/) Demo: http://www.netrisk-online.de/

EightQueens is a simple chess puzzle written in Java. Click one square on the chess board to start recursive function. Fill the chess board with eight queens.

This is a computer version of the popular Sudoku game written entirely in Java. It features 8 difficulty levels, the ability to print puzzles, and LAN multiplayer. Players may also submit their best solving times to the web, and design their own puzzles.

"The strategic board games Reversi or Othello involve play by two parties on an eight-by-eight square grid with pieces that have two distinct sides. Pieces typically appear coin-like, with a light and a dark face." [source: Wikipedia]