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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.
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.
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.
Yet another Java implementation for the addictive Minesweeper game. This game comes with a number of options unavailable in Windows's version, such as allowing more than one mines in a square. See project web site for a list of features.
Tigrisgame is the Java implementation of the German boardgame Tigris & Euphrates that was used as the basis of the official web version at http://gametableonline.com/. The focus of this project is to develop competitive computer opponents for solo play.
This projects provides an online server and web user interfaces for playing multi-player board games in the internet. Features contain extensibility for adding additional games, user management, competitions and ranking ladder systems.
Jao is a framework, game server and set of Java clients for developing and playing card games. Support for trick taking games like Hearts, continuous play games like Crazy Eights, and partial support for mutable games like Mao is envisioned.
The project is about turn-based, networked multiplayer, non-cooperative, zero-sum, abstract strategy board games (e.g. Chess, Go, Reversi variants, etc.) on 3D-visualized polyhedra and related recreational (discrete, computational) mathematics.
A game engine, written in java, intended to be customizable and portable. It uses Groovy (and probably other scripting languages supported by the JVM) to reproduce behavior of tabletop and miniature games, like Warhammer 40K (TM). PROJECT NOT
Grabble is an Anagrams-playing Java applet. In this fast-paced game,everyone plays at the same time to make words using tiles from a popular boardgame. It supports computer & unlimited human players in hotseat. One can customise the tileset,word list etc.
This project is a JSP/Servlet-driven web site that allows both human and AI players to compete in antichess online. More importantly, it serves as a testbed for antichess AI developers.
GoJMS it's a multi-user implementation of the Go game. Two users are able to play and athers persons can watch the game. The interface of the game it's an applet running in a web browser and the players communite the mooves using JMS messages.
Ghronos is a gaming clock which provides configurable timing styles for chess, go, scrabble, and boggle. It can run on Palm OS or Pocket PC devices, the Windows desktop, or in a Java-enabled web browser.
Java Settlers 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 computer-controlled opponents. Initially created as an AI research project.
BoardWars is a teaching utility for computer science classes.
It runs as a server supporting multiple turn based board games.
The games are played by supplying the AI code in java or c++.
BoardWars was funded by the University of Iowa