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DICE is a Discrete Integrated Circuit Emulator. It emulates computer systems that lack any type of CPU, consisting only of discrete logic components.

A Simple Yahtzee like game, similar to the ones played `back in the day` using a cup, some dice and a paper score card. Use Mono/Gtk# and SQLite for data storage.

Match and remove polyhedral dice. A variant of the popular jewel matching game.

A simple & powerful dice roller, written in Java & based on expression-building. Allows dice rolls of any desired complexity, and special effects eg treating all 1s as 2s. Intended for role-playing games.

D&D Dice is a program written in Java 7 for rolling the 7 common dice in Dungeons & Dragons (4-, 6-, 8-, 10-, 10*10-, 12-, and 20-sided dice).

Play now at http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#twentyonebot. Just say "Hi!" This bot will play the game of 21 with users in an IRC chat room. The game is quite similar to Blackjack, but is played with dice instead of playing cards. Players continue rolling dice until the sum of all rolls is as close to 21 as possible, but don't go over! This project is based off of the source for the same game which was written by Jason Hamilton and updated slightly more recently by LuizCB (aka...

A Java tool that allows a gamemaster to manage notes, characters, combat, images, sounds, etc. on his computer during gaming sessions. Plugin-based to allow using it with various rpg system, such as Shadowrun, GURPS, TDE, D&D, etc.

A simple die roller written in Java.

A simple command line dice roller. You can choose how many die, sides, sets, and even add a modifier to the roll!

Shut the Box is a simple diversion written in C and GTK+. The object is simple: Roll the dice and click the tiles that sum up to that dice roll until there are no more tiles to click.

HTML/CGI-based streaming multi-room CHAT. Crazy administration features (why kick when you can possess?), memos, memo lists, smileys, dice roller, & more. Comes with BOT GAMES and an interface for new bots. In Python, for UNIX and Windows.

Two programs for playing board games over the internet. A board viewer, where all clients see the same image with moveable tokens. And a chat client with calculator and dice roller.

Distributed Fair Dice Roller is a Java component that provides online games with a set of fair dice. Clients each contribute to the dice results, and can verify that all rolls were random, fair, and no other player could cheat.

Number Roller is a true random dice simulator made it Lazarus IDE. 10 clocks the run through the set range of numbers faster than any human. When the button is pressed it simply outputs it's current values and keeps going. Includes anti-macro device.

A project is developing poker style game with dices.

The Zilch dice game, written in C++, initial release

A desktop D20 dice roller written in Java. Simple polyhedral rolls are supported as well as composite rolls (eg. Roll attack, damage and special damage all at once reporting on the three rolls).

easyGM is a toolset for GameMasters. It creates a virtual tabletop on which you can store information, roll dice, and create maps. It has lots of tools to begin with and can be extended using it's built in module system.

Remote Roller is a java tool for roll virtual dice remotely. It is useful for role-playing games and other games that need dice throwing. If a player is playing remotely (i.e. via video-conference), R.R. can handle the dice-related part of the game.

Dungeon Masters Cheat Sheet is a system that allows you to enter important information about a Dungeons and Dragons 3.5 quest or encounter including Player Characters, NPCs, Monsters, notes, an initiative order calculator and a random dice roller.

This is the Software Development Kit ( SDK ), for the Handheld gp32 (gamepark) Gameconsole. It will help you develop Software for your gp32, and provides a lot nice coding examples for beginners. This SDK is written from scratch from Mirko Roller.

A standard, cross-platform C library to turn regular role-playing dice descriptions like "3d6 + 12d4 - 15d10 + 3" into computer usable dice objects, including several different pseudo-random number generators.