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Timeline: Inventions
PC adaptation of the favorite board game Timeline: Inventions
Timeline is a series of card games created by Frédéric Henry. It is played using roughly 90 cards (and counting). Each card depicts an invention. Players take turns placing a card from their hand in a row on the table. After placing the card, the game reveals the year this invention was created in. If the card was placed correctly with the date in chronological order with all other cards on the table, the card stays in place; otherwise the card is removed from play and the player takes... -
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Munchkin online game
Munchkin online game. We use: php,jquery,mysql
We have been developing Online Munchkin.It is a client-server application, running on Web server like 'Apache'. The programming languages are used: php, javascript. Moreover jquery library is applied here. The project is closed now, because owner forbids do it. Description files: 1)Munchkin.zip contains script files 2)base_munchkin.zip contains database 3)Don't forget to change config.php -
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Manage poker (or other) games via web portal : game creation, subscription, statistics...
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an online collectible card game in the works. not quite a 'magic' clone, as each player will be able to create their own character, and eventually, their own cards. bring your thinking caps!
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A web based poker script written in PHP. The purpose is to provide a small community a standard web based poker game that installs fast and needs no additional client. If you are looking for something more powerful check out pokersource.
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A ladder system for web-based games including Islands of the Sea (a game similar to Settlers of Catan) and other similar strategy games.
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sandscape
Browser based platform for playing CCGs
PLEASE NOTE: The project moved to https://github.com/Knitter/sandscape Sandscape is a virtual, browser based, table allowing people to play a customizable card games (CCG) online. Although it is a vital part of WTactics.org the projects goal is to support almost any card game, enabling you to bring your favorite game online. -
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As we are fascinated by the card game "Wizard" and inspired by the Sourceforge project "Cardwizard", we are now trying to make a php online version of it. Goal is to play either alone against two NPCs or in multiplayer with other human players.
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