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This project is an integration of the ALIVE framework, based on Organisational theory, into commercial games, providing game AI developers with tools to model gaming scenarios using social structures.

Lugos is a game engine developed for Linux and windows plateforms.

RPGenesis aims to create a gaming engine specifically designed for the creation of classical, two dimensional role playing games as well the toolset needed to create games based on this engine.

Cardic - Card and Dice Game Engine. A modular game engine built on NetBeans Platform.

a wysiwyg 3d game builder

A little framework for building 2d games in java

RS NIO API is a socket engineering server which uses the NIO reactor pattern.

A Java based Game Engine, using LWJGL libraries for OpenGL calls. It's created by Rudolf Horváth, with the help of András Schmidt.

Linux Wrath is a rpg/first person shooter Goal: destroy targets. Created at aueb for the computer graphics course and took us 2 weeks to complete (we were 2 people). Project at: http://code.google.com/p/linuxwrath/

A port of the Mirage Source to the java language using an applet for the client to allow a web based gaming experience.

A cross-platform game engine for creating RPGs with interactive, dynamic worlds.

Eye Swindle is a java port of the Infinity RPG engine. Project will focus on flexibility and user tools, rather than providing a faithful implemention for the original Infinity titles.

A light, Java based 2D game engine. Easy to use, powerful when you need it, no unneeded bells and whistles to slow you down.

The next generation MUD is an open-source, programmable, customizable MUD server written in java. It features the ability to program almost everything in the mud and does not have any default interface. The mud is programmed in javascript and features a standard library allowing manipulation of the game world. It's other key feature is the possibility for it to contain multiple independent muds in one server instance.

...A module can have configurable properties, allowing for different configurations of the same module to serve different purposes. Relationships can be defined between different modules to allow for interaction. This approach gives rise to two mail goals within the project. Reusability: as modules have a plug-n-play character, databasing of modules allows for games to be constructed by combining modules rather than constructing new code. Simplicity: all modules share a common shape. Therefore, they allow for visual programming through a simple GUI (comparable to Java Beans). ...