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tjger - the java game & entertainment rt
the java game and entertainment runtime
Framework to implement board and card games including some already developed games. Typical game elements are offered by this library, so developers just care on the essential aspects that differ. Games created with tjger are also hosted (Four wins, Oasch, Schnapsen, Trap the Wizard, etc.) and the Tjger Game Pack contains all these games. -
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CST8334 Group 3 Solitaire Game
A simple Solitaire game, made for Algonquin College course.
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JFreeCell
JFreeCell is java version of FreeCell, solitaire-based card game
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JSkat is an implementation of the German card game Skat in Java. You can play over the internet on the International Skat Server against the strongest Skat AI players known today or against other human players. We moved our source code to GitHub. Please clone the source code from there: https://github.com/b0n541/jskat-multimodule The latest release can also be found there: https://github.com/b0n541/jskat-multimodule/releases
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Free YGOPro puzzle editor
Easy YGOPro puzzle editor
Make your own puzzles for YGOPro without writing any code -
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Threesome is a little search and combination game which concept is not so easy. You have to pick 3 cards out of 12 visible cards that fits to each other, according to certain criterias. There is a detailed tutorial attached, which describes everything.
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Santase
Santase - Sixty-six/Schnapsen card game
Free and open-source implementation of Sixty-six/Schnapsen card game for Linux, Windows and Android -
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PokerAssist
Poker game assistant to get probabilities to win a hand.
PokerAssist derives probabilities to win Texas Hold'em poker games. It includes a user interface in Qt, and the source code is in Python v2.5. INSTALL : This software DOES require Python v2.5+ and PyQT4.X installed before running, then simply launch pokerassistant.py once the sources have been unzipped. Next version will migrate to Java technologies for developing convenience. -
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DominoBot
An IRC bot project case study.
DominoBot is a project for a simple IRC framework. It is currently a simple yet functional Domino game bot for IRC. It currently allows arbitrary piece (stones) numbers and multi session support. The game states are broadcast to the lobby. Uses colors to identify the player who layed each stone. It is a case study to create a framework for quick development of turn-based sessions, such as games, voting, meeting and etc. Uses PircBotX (redistributed - you do not need to download it).... -
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CTI Tools box
Custom Tease Instructor Tools Box
The CTI community needs a real cross plateform software in order to stop searching everywhere how to create cards or play a tease. An application which offers tools to create decks, cards and much more. -
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This project hosts the files necessary to setup the Strathclyde Poker Research Environment system, as described in "SPREE : The Strathclyde Poker Research Environment" in Proceedings of the AISB AI & Games Symposium 2011
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Simple Blackjack game in Java (developed as Assignment 1 for ITEC802@MQ). For more information about Blackjack, please refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blackjack.
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PokerApp is a client/server multiplayer poker game that can support up to 8 network opponents. Currently supports 18 games including Texas Hold'Em, Omaha Hold'Em, Omaha 8, Seven Card Stud, and Five Card Draw.
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Escoba de 15 is a classic card game. It's played with a 40 card deck of Spanish cards. In this first version you play againts the computer.
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Evver Games is an open source project that contains an AJAX web renderer and framework for creating card games; along with the card games Golf and No Peeking.
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This project aims to develop a collection of educational games for the Digital TV under JavaTV and HAVi API's.
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This is a FreeCell solitaire game solver written in the Java. It is fast and capable - it solves all of the first million Microsoft deals in about 4 hours - 99.99% of them in less than a second, and no deal takes more than 1 minute.
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ButiFree is a project to develop a catalan card game online (called "La botifarra").
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A small simple program that allows the user to practice counting cards to gain an edge in black jack. The main screen has a picture of a deck and a face up card. Alt and an arrow key allow the user to easily scroll through cards as count is kept.
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A Java framework for writing sprite based games (turn-based, card, and arcade games.) Provides: Sprite management, rendering (Java2d or OpenGL), Collision Detection, Sprite widgets (buttons etc...), visual editor for layout of game widgets.
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ElferRaus (Elevens First) is a quite simple German card game played with four sets of 20 cards. This version is implemented in Java. As it takes about 80% chance, even the simple AI is fun to play.
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This project is crossplatform solution for creating almost all card games like "Black Jack" or its Russian analog "21 Очко". Engine is written in Java. Also card game "Nine" is now available.
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JMhing is a java implementation of the card game "Mhing". It use a client server architecture to provide the ability to play multiplayer games.
