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Tonic is a graphical interface for playing chess on Internet Chess Servers (especially FICS). It is based on Jin's source code. Read more about features and development at tonic-chess.blogspot.com and at http://kenai.com/projects/tonic
A repository of software tools related to chess. Currently includes a complete package to analyze your games, search for blunders and missed opportunities, and then go over them repeatedly so that your game improves.
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Chess-like game for mobile devices. You can play human vs human, human vs machine or see a game machine vs machine. The game is played in a 6x4 board. Touching a piece indicates the way it moves. Stalemate counts as a win. There is a java midlet (aga
Struggle Chess is a game of chess where all the pieces are animated. It is of course a tribute to the very famous Battle Chess. Struggle Chess is developped in Java so it is highly portable (Netbeans 6.8).
SimpleShogi is a Java implementation of the game Shogi (japanese chess) it supports hot seat and multiplayer via network (UDP). SimpleShogi offers intuitive symbols for beginners but does not implement an AI-player.
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
Our aim is to create a chess game that mainly supports networking (TCP/IP), AI (using decision trees), and multiple type of GUI It'll be developped using Java, SWT (perhaps even OpenGL)
A Chess Game developed completly in Java including the Java3D API. This game is more then standard chess games, because it contains the possibility to play on more then one layer (e.g. you can pull the rook in x- y- and z-axis)
FIGS, open and fun! GPL/java game server for many games, and a graphical client. Server works for 16/19 chess variants,adding go, rating system, and haskell AI client soon.
Echecs is a chess game with multiple user interfaces (actually 2D graphic mode and text mode are available). It can be played on the same computer by 2 humans. Network and non-human player functionalities are under developement.
The project is to make a site with a program to learn chess for children of 6-12 years old. The program wil run in an applet and linked to a MYSQL database. Hans Nuijen is the creator of the method how to learn the game playful.
At present moment this project is aimed to be a small library, that checks validity of turn in chess game. Further plans include extenging it to multiuser/multiplatform chess gaming environment.
First full implementation of the chess variant Bucky, a game of dudes, chameleons and shamans. The game has logical and emergent rules, suitable for object orientation.
Manage game tournaments: Seating, scoresheets, score keeping. Architecture extends to Chess or Go or Bridge, but major focus is handling open tourneys in a hop-on-hop-off fashion for games which can be played with varying numbers of players.