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Jseki is a collection of utilities related to the ancient board game Go (also known as Wei-Qi or Baduk). These utilities allow a player to review statistics and other information about the games they've played.
This is a program for Oware and Reversi (Othello) for J2ME/Cell and (PlamOS with IBM WME VM). Oware (popular in Africa) is a Mancala game suitable for adults. Reversi (Othello) is included. Based on mobilesuite (on sourceforge) with modifications.
Chess game. It supports disconnected network play by means of emails or such. It supports also realtime network play through a TCP connection. It requires Java 2 version 1.3 or later (vers. 2 under development will reqire JDK5.0 to compile from sourc
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A board game taking place between African Cities. Protagonists are seeking money but of course when they come in the way of each other fights begin!
Kowa is inspired by (but doesn't resemble to) : Monopoly, Dope Wars, Risk but adds much more
Distributed Fair Dice Roller is a Java component that provides online games with a set of fair dice. Clients each contribute to the dice results, and can verify that all rolls were random, fair, and no other player could cheat.
A Java tool to generate pairings in swiss system-like tournaments. jSwissTour uses Constraint Programming tools to be as flexible as possible, and noticeably the ability to handle games with more than two players.
Application dedicated to running a gamesroom. It encompases functionality for lending games, registering lease time, governing games and counting statistics.
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:
Rixe is a java port of the famous board game risk. The goal is to provide an environment to develop artifical inteligence.
Risk is a war game where you control unit all over the world to attack and defend countries.
A client/server implementation of the game Blood Bowl, primarily for use in conjunction with the site fumbbl.com which hosts Internet Blood Bowl leagues.
GamePlate is a Java library for implementing strategic games. The name is an abbreviation of "game template". At the moment, it can be used for board games only, but might be extended by packages for card games. It cannot be used for action games etc.
A typical Mine Sweeper game written with ZK framework, almost the same look and feel with the Windows version. The source code is compact and written within a single Zul file.
Concrete Jungle is a game that simulates the daily hustle bustle of the city. You compete against other players for domination of the city streets by moving your armies of denizens across the board.
Board game for memory training for two players. Possible to play against AI (different types). The game has support for themes. Cars, houses, girls :-)