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...It provides a flexible scripting system that allows users to automate gameplay, including navigation, combat, trading, and interaction with other players. The project supports plugins and modular extensions, enabling customization for different servers and play styles. OpenKore is cross-platform, running on Windows, Linux, and macOS, and is written primarily in Perl. With a strong community and extensive documentation, it is widely used by players and developers who want to explore automation, bot behavior, or server testing. The software emphasizes configurability, giving users control over character strategies and in-game decision-making.

This is one of the most popular Doom source ports. It is available for DOS, Windows, Linux and Mac OS X, and should build on any POSIX platform which supports SDL. It enhances Doom with things like TCP/IP networking, OpenGL renderer, Heretic support and much more.

This project provides the PIC16F84 source code required to program an old-fashioned pong game running on very basic hardware (schematic supplied) connected to a TV.

FreeWPC is a software framework for writing new software for 1990's Bally/Williams pinball machines. The framework allows you to build your own ROM images, define your own game rules, incorporate dot matrix animations, design lamp shows, and so on.

A Linux distribution with the specific purpose of running MAME on an arcade monitor. It will be easy to install and set up.

WinSTon is an Atari ST emulator running under Windows. Many programs and games are emulated very well but especially demos still behave strangely.