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KBEngine
A MMOG engine of server
...Developers do not need to repeatedly implement the underlying technologies common to some game servers, and instead can focus their efforts on the game development level, to quickly build various multiplayer games. Supports large numbers of users interacting in real-time. Supports regular automatic backups and manual backups. Linux support (x86/x64): Ubuntu, Debian, CentOS, Redhat. Others not tested. Supports all versions of Windows, but Windows is only recommended for debugging. -
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starrydb-publice
starrydb is game server engine
starrydb is game server engine, As long as a few simple scripts can help you quickly build a game server. email:admin@starrydb.com -
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(English) Emulator developed for the game With Your Destiny (WYD), by team EWC(Emulator Wyd Core), Software non-profit (free), GNU License. Contact marcelinho1112@hotmail.com, Contributions are accepted. EWC project is Open Source.
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DataBaseOne is a proyect for the generation of a small and "not that robust" Database Engine in C++ oriented to small and medium applications like games, and small and medium companies. The final product should be a static library OS Independent.
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Muq is a network server that goes several design generations beyond MOO or Java in providing support for applications characterized by these five requirements: Multi-user, Persistent state, Complex data, Complex code, and Distributed networking.
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