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Willkommen bei phpMyArmory. Dieses Projekt bietet einen Connector für PHP und die World of Warcraft Amory (Arsenal) von Blizzard. Mit Hilfe von XML werden Daten direkt geladen und können für Gilden auf dem eigenen Webserver verwendet werden. Die Zielr
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The Open Mobile Quiz is a java quiz game for Java enabled mobile devices. The core game principle resembles the TV show Who wants to be a Millionaire.
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Train ML Models With SQL You Already KnowBuild and deploy ML models using familiar SQL. Automate data prep with built-in Gemini. Query 1 TB and store 10 GB free monthly.
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A portable application for JavaME/MIDP-enabled devices (including most mobile phones) that enables you to browse an XML database of geocache information—in particular, the Pocket Query data generated by the geocaching.com web site—wherever you go.
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Open Tibia Server based on OTServ project created by shivoc. It's made with purpose to help developing this kind of server.
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Alchemy Elements
A solver/record for the various Alchemy games out there
This program is to be designed as a recorder or solver for the many Alchemy games out there. It is to be very open ended so that any game can be used with this. It is to be used as a solver if you have the solutions -
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Red Dice Engine
2D Isometric Engine
An isometric, 2D engine, used to make tactic games and isometric rpg engines. -
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This is the Open-Tibia Server distribution for the OpenLua community. It is developed by a few members of the OpenLua community.
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Mecha Lord, is a first person shooter. Using OGRE as our graphics sytem, and PhysX as our physics system.
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Quaere is a basic 2D space-based MMO, mainly a trading game with some asteroids to add in some difficulty.
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The Army Creation Set is designed to make it easy to create and edit army lists for miniature wargames such as Warhammer 40,000, Warhammer Fantasy, Warmachine, etc. Using TACS, there is no need to worry about points costs!
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Game developed by Aorta Games, formed by Games Software Development students from Glasgow Caledonian University. 2D puzzle, developed in C# with XNA.
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TOBI stands for Tobi's Object Building and Interaction. It is a game along the lines of Sierra's classic The Incredible Machine.
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Lotus is a program to play Magic the gathering, built with networking, AI and rules enforcing in mind.
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Dark Heresy Character Creator
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Scryer is a robot written in PHP for the MMORPG Age of Conan, it's primary function is to help with guild organization and communication.
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Disandria
An extensible game engine that targets RPGs.
This is for file downloads, and for discussion about the project. For source code, go to this project's homepage. From there, it will be obvious. -
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Lotto Formule e Sistemi (LottoFS) è un programma che sfrutta i sistemi del lotto basati sulla ricerca di numeri e tramite formule applicate a tali sistemi, trova per ogni estrazione i numeri da giocare.
