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Strong Java Chess Engines Game
SJCE - free portable cross-platform graphical chess game, 100% Java.
SJCE - Strong Java Chess Engines, free portable cross-platform graphical chess game, 100%-pure Java. Support with including many best free/open-source java xboard/uci chess engines. It is possible to play both White and Black. It is possible to play Human to Human, Human vs Engine, Engine vs Engine. Simple and intuitive GUI - Graphical User Interface. Tested on Windows/Linux. Need jre1.8 - https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/javase8-archive-downloads.html. Source -... -
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This is a program being developed for the Winona State University Computer Science Club (csclub.winona.edu) to help keep students involved in the major through a programing contest. This is a 2d tile programing contest, including the tournament code.
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The Campaign Simulator is an attempt to statistically model and predict the outcome of an American presidential election; several users assume the roles of competitive candidates and inflict the repercussions of certain decisions on a GSS based dataset.
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JMill is the java-based game of "Nine Men's Morris". This project is son of the greater parent SourceForge project "JGames", that realizes the real game environment...
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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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JOthi is the java-based game of "Othello". This project is son of the greater parent SourceForge project "JGames", that realizes the real game environment: JOthi only defines the "Othello" game rules and its specific AI players.
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BoardWars is a teaching utility for computer science classes. It runs as a server supporting multiple turn based board games. The games are played by supplying the AI code in java or c++. BoardWars was funded by the University of Iowa
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Gumpire is designed to be used as an educational aid in a programming class. It will allow students to program game clients that can participate in a competition without needing to write a complicated interface to a server.
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Hansa is a game of world domination, not through military conquest, but through forming friendly trade leagues. Compete with other players to offer the best deals and form the largest trading league. Hansa is implemented in 100% Java.
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Four Java Cowboys are in the room; they have money, and can shoot and kill each other to get it. The strategies are the interesting thing. Some are more aggressive, some more selfish, some more cooperative. The interesting question is what strategies o
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