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...Stockfish is not a complete chess program and requires a UCI-compatible graphical user interface (GUI) (e.g. XBoard with PolyGlot, Scid, Cute Chess, eboard, Arena, Sigma Chess, Shredder, Chess Partner or Fritz) in order to be used comfortably. Read the documentation for your GUI of choice for information about how to use Stockfish with it. Stockfish is a 11-time winner of the Top Chess Engine Championship. Stockfish is open source (GPLv3 license). That means you can read the code, modify it, and contribute back. You can use Stockfish on your computer or on your iOS or Android device. ...

A J2ME MIDlet implementing a Portable Chess Board to run on a Java enabled Cell Phone. In order to download the binaries and/or the source files please follow the Files->MobileChessBoard link above.

You are given a chess graphical interface, with drag and drop functionnalities (or other interaction mode), board flipping, and some pieces/cells sets given. Then, you have some callbacks methods in order to validate moves from your chess engine and to update them to your chess engine.

A chess application in order to play against computer or to play with another human. No network playing is planned (no FICS). This program uses the Carballo Chess Engine in order to check moves, and the Stockfish engine (that you must download on their website) in order to generate the computer moves.

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

ANother IMplementation Of Scotland Yard - Java implementation of the Ravensburger board game 'Scotland Yard'. While the program takes the role of Mr. X, you have to coordinate the detectives in order to catch the fugitive.

The project aims to help the chess client developpers by showing how my JLightChessLib chess library canbe used in a simple application without ia, anyway the library is not developped for this purpose (as it may be very slow). In order to use a particular version of the demo, you will need a JLightChessLib jar whose version is at least the same as the downloaded demo.

...It is designed primarily to provide an online tabletop interface. Draw directly, or place images, that all connected users can see and manipulate. RNG/dice functions supported, infinite table size, a few Z-order layers, pointer tools visible to everyone connected, stand along host server, and basic tagging and drawing tools. It specializes in simplicity, virtually no learning curve, and ease of use. Shared image files auto-propagate to other users (and only images, no other file type will propagate), which allow them to use a local cache to view shared spaces.

The Brain Game Library is a project I started in order to create a library fully focused on creating board and card games instead of real-time games. Some of the libraries are also likely to be used in rogue-likes and RPG's.

Diplomacy is a popular turn based strategy game in which you battle to control Europe; to win you must be diplomatic and strategic. webDiplomacy lets you play Diplomacy online. Official game server: http://webdiplomacy.net/

FreeChess4 is a java chess board based on design Pattern Factory in order to implements at your choice : GUI (drag & drop, chess Font), AI (communicate with gnuchess.exe from WinBoard via shell), RS232 (chess board desk via PIC16F877, ASM, serial port)

BOER (Battle Order - Educational Risk) is a modification of the popular board game with a twist. Instead of using the luck of the draw your ammunition will be your knowledge on the subject of choice. This is a fork of the Netrisk Open source project.

Forum Chess takes the one-on-one mentality of chess and throws it out the window. Forum Chess interfaces with a BBS and allows a team-based chess game. Up to four players can be involved with a team and can collaborate with eachother in order to win.

A J2ME backgammon game, for playing two players on one phone or one player against an ai. Will use midlet version 1.0 in order to support as many phones as possible.

The project wants to switch from classical objecting oriented programming towards mark up language programming, where in order to develop and play a game, it\'s enough to describe how objects look and how they are allowed to interact.

Quixotic is a Scrabble program for OSX. It provides a reasonably strong AI as an opponent, and supports a variety of levels of help in order to help Scrabble players hone their skills.

Weblomacy is a J2EE-based Diplomacy adjudicator and game management system. Weblomacy handles the entire game process, including inter-player communications, order processing, turn management, and AI.