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Autoblokus is a free framework which allows developping programs for the game "Blokus Duo". It contains all needed algorithms to manipulate pieces, boards, players, strategies... With Autoblokus, you can develop a program that play Blokus Duo, choose and/or implement the strategy of the computer, etc. The Autoblokus project consists in : 1) developping the framework to have the best possible algorithms and strategies, and 2) developping test-based and/or GUI applications playing against...

Framework for creation of board games. Chess is built-in, Monopoly comes next. It addresses: 1) Players 2) Game authors 3) AI developers 4) Model-based developers. Developed by software professionals using EMF. New games are configured in few hours.

...This code is now reformatted to modern standards, adds support for NAG codes and comments, and has a "non-CLI" mode for inclusion in chess playing programs. The code has gone through extensive analysis using the llvm/clang compiler and reports no issues at this time. To use the code as a "framework" you would undefined "CLI". In addition, a small C++ program is included that takes as input a file of one or more PGN records, and outputs pure pristine PGN records as output. In addition to flagging errors at the move level, the program provides three boards around the move. NOTE: plan on budgeting a fair amount of time to read, re-read, and experiment with the documentation and cryptic uncommented code. ...

This project wants to make the Tiled Map Editor (http://www.mapeditor.org/) usable for the XNA framework in C#.

Vizzini is a Java game framework which provides common abstractions and interfaces to enable quick game development. Targeted areas include board games, arcade games, card games, and simulations.

Little megaman game coded in java and using a already existing board-game framework. (student project)

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.

An object-oriented platform and algorithms for the game of GO. Aims: 1) A capable engine that can learn through experience. 2) A re-usable algorithmic framework for rapid development of new GO-playing engines.

A generic framework to host online versions of boardgames. Currently "Acquire" from Avalon Hill is implemented.

This is a collection of game plugins for Eclipse using the Graphical Editing Framework (GEF). All code is written in Java. These plugins are currently being tested on Windows but should work on any platform supported by Eclipse.