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solitaire
Elegant Solitaire with custom card decks, smooth animations, and keybo
The Most Over-Engineered Solitaire Game You'll Ever Love is a meticulously crafted card game that goes beyond the basics. Play in Draw-One or Draw-Three modes with full keyboard support for mouseless gaming. Enjoy smooth drag-and-drop mechanics and auto-complete detection that knows when you're headed for victory. Customize your experience with different card backs or load entirely custom deck designs via ZIP files - play with cats, dinosaurs, or whatever themed cards you prefer! The game... -
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Anywhere Board Games (ABG) allows users to play board and card games on the web in real time on multiple machines (PC, Linux, iPhone, iPad, and Android). ABG runs as a stand-alone PHP app. Unlike other gaming environments, we had a peculiar vision: projecting the main board on our table and using laptops or tablets to control our hands (with other friends joining in remotely). ABG runs on PHP 5 and Apache (which is provided with the Windows installer).
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Gamegineer
A virtual gaming tabletop
Gamegineer provides a virtual tabletop for playing traditional board and card games over the Internet. It includes a framework for extending the tabletop to support new games and features. -
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The Collectible Card Game (CCG) Open Source Internet Gaming Network (COSIGN) allows for CCG development and game play through its open interface. Users may play existing games or develop new games in a friendly Java-based graphical user interface.
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