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Sylverant is an open-source server for the Phantasy Star Online series of games by Sega, written primarily for Unix-like operating systems. Sylverant has at least partial support for most versions of Phantasy Star Online, from the Network Trial for the Dreamcast through Blue Burst for Windows.

Play the popular card game Mau Mau (similar to UNO®) against the computer or over the network with your friends. It consists of a highly configurable stand-alone server and a client based on Qt4/5. The client's development is now ceased and in search of a new maintainer, transforming it from a worse and annoying showstopper to a usable and fun to play one. There are binaries available for Windows, Debian 7/8, Ubuntu and Arch Linux as well as ebuilds for Gentoo. See Files section for details.

Minihack is a small and minimalistic text-based hack 'n slash RPG written in C. It is inspired by both roguelike games and interactive fiction and tries to blend them into a single, replayable adventure. For example, it has randomized game world, handful of playable character classes with unique abilities and a lot of dying, but character is controlled with one-word parser instead of mysterious key combinations to make the learning curve less steep.

Very simple Python engine for text based adventures(interactive fiction).

A basic, very simple interactive game written in python. Written in Python 2, requires Python 2.

Homepages for my projects: userinfo, pwmd, libpwmd, cboard, ncast, ezxradio and bubblegum. There are also code snippets, both VIM and EPIC scripts and more.

PyF is a Python library for writing interactive fiction.

Kingdom Wars is a client/server chess daemon designed to run on multiple operating platforms. Both the client and the server are stand alone. The network protocal is open, and custom clients are welcome to be developed.

An API and eclipse plugin to create text-based games (interactive fiction) with Java language.

RTADS (for Russian Text Adventure Development System) is a set of libraries built on top of TADS (http://tads.org) that allows to write interactive fiction in Russian. Author: Andrew Grankin

*** NO LONGER MAINTAINED *** The Inform 7 Feature for Eclipse is a set of plug-ins which will support cross-platform development of interactive fiction projects in the Inform 7 language. The current version is tested under Linux and Windows.