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JDice rolls dice. A simple yet rich language allows to express several kinds of roll schemes, including any dice type, rerolling, selecting highest/lowest, counting, etc.
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!!!NOTE: THIS PROJECT HAS MOVED TO GITHUB!!! RingMUD is an extensible MUD (multi-user dungeon) engine and utility set that draws inspiration from popular tabletop RPG systems and adds a dash or two of its own flavor.
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Virtual Gamemaster Project will include written in Java Text-Based Games Engine with AI and language understanding scripts(in plans ;P) and Role-Playing Game written using this engine.
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JGames is a sort of "game development framework" that creates a solid general structure for all Board Games, Strategy Games and all these game, 2D and 3D, that can be specified defining its particular Rules.
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This program automatically solves Nonogram riddles, also known as Japanese Puzzles. It is Java-based and should therefor run on any platform that has a JRE (>= 1.5) installed.
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