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A simple network chess game : only for 2 human players. Notice that in order to build the project, you need to add my jar library PluggableChessGraphism (>= 1.20), also available on Sourceforge, to the build path. Also, chess engine and images are imported from CarballoChess project : https://github.com/albertoruibal/carballo

Phantoms Chess Where Pawns Can become Queens Chess Game is zero-sum two-player. Team Members: Phantoms Team * Leader Gehad Sayed Kaseb Gehad.Kaseb@gmail.com * Co-leader Rawia Ahmed * Research team Hagar Samir Safaa Mohamed * Design and Implementation team Ahmed Helal Aya Eid Aya Tarek Eman Saleh Fatma El zhraa Ibrahim Hanan Mohamed John Samir Mina Victor Nahla Ibrahim Samira Magdy Samr Ayman * Integration Team Marwa Ayman Nahla Essam * Interface...

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...

Mediocre is a Java-based chess engine, implementing features like LMR, SEE, history and killer moves heuristics, transposition tables, internal iterative deepening, PVS search etc.

Tyrannus is not yet completely finished! I will continue to release updates as I make major strides towards completing the program. For updates on my progress, please visit my YouTube channel at: http://www.youtube.com/user/kolemannixtv Tyrannus vs. Tyrannus Demo: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JnZapogi5no Please Note: As of January 28, 2012, and the release of version 2.0, I, Koleman Nix, am still the sole programmer of Tyrannus. If anyone would like to work on this project with me,...

Well, it's like football, but without the rules. Brawl Ball is a game based on the rules of the classic fantasy football game, Blood Bowl. Brawl Ball is completely unofficial and in no way endorsed by Games Workshop Limited.

This library is an attempt to create a flexible chess engine using the Java programing language. The main diference than others chess engine's is that it is only a library, and it can be attached to any program, including a web application. If you are interested to contribute please contact me. Francisco Rafael Del Roio <francipvb@hotmail.com>.

This is the first step of a board game engine development plan "Architect". The first version will be playing the classical Gomoku game, and this version is called "Architect I". This project also shows the rich features of the next generation Java graphical user interface. The GUI of this application was built using JavaFX 2.0 which was entirely written in Java. Although as been announced, JavaFX 3.0 will be integrated into JRE in next year, at this point, you still need a separate runtime evironment. ...

A simple two player chess game written in Java. The game enforces all of the rules of chess, highlighting potential moves, and has complete undo/redo functionality. A computer AI opponent is not available.

BB Arena is a Java Open Source version of a fantasy football game, that allow roster creation, network play, match report generation and easy rules customization. Project migrated to https://github.com/Teg79/BBArena/tree/develop

Implementation of the original Chinese board game of Mahjong using Hong Kong rules.

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

This game is the generalization of the classic Battleship game to a n-dimensional grid. Rules are the same as the classic game and boats are always unidimensional, but ships can be set in a linear (1D), square (2D), cube (3D) on n-hypercubic grid.

Carballo is an Open Source Chess Engine developed in Java with simplicity and clearity of code in mind. It is based on BitBoards, with a magic Bitboard move generator and scores aprox 2300 ELO points in BT2630 test.

Joaquim is a java implementation of brazilian checkers (aka draughts) game. It has a console-based interface. Brazilian Checkers has the same rules as International Checkers but it is played on a 8x8 board.

Frittle is an open source amateur Java Chess Engine that supports the XBoard/WinBoard Chess Engine Communication Protocol (version 2).

A chess application written in Java. Currently very BETA, requires a lot of testing and work but the idea is to extend it to include A.I. and online capabilities (play with your friends online).

Chesster is a java chess engine, interfaced to XBoard/WinBoard, has it's own interface too.

Earl Engine moved to Google Code: http://earl.googlecode.com. BoardCalc is a separate, independent utility mobile application for Conflict of Heroes gamers. It's a probability calculator and dice replacement. NOTE:

A Java Chess Engine supporting XBoard and OCI protocols. It is implemented using algorithms such as MinMax and AlphaBeta-Pruning searches.

Magic:The Gathering over LAN or Internet, alone or against another player (need IP of your opponent). The program is the judge : you play with the true rules. Firemox can also emulate another TBS. Written in Java, works on Mac, Windows and Linux.

The Java AI Gaming Engine is a collection of games that allow easy integration, testing, and competition of AIs. The games that are supported: Hex and Ataxx, and in the future: TicTacToe, Chess, Checkers, Rock-Paper-Scissors, and more.

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.

Java implementation of chess rules. No GUI

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