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Taisei Project
A free and open-source Touhou Project fangame
...It aims to be a faithful recreation of the classic Touhou gameplay experience, complete with original assets that capture the aesthetics and charm of the original series. Built using portable and modern tools, it runs across platforms including Linux, Windows, macOS, and even web browsers via WebGL. The game is designed with accessibility and modding in mind, making it an appealing entry point for both players and developers. -
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Web browser plug-in for hosting real 3D on the websites.
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wke (3DWebUI)
3D Web UI, Embed Web and Flash in 3D Games, based on WebKit
1. 3D Web UI. Embed Web and Flash in 3D Games, based on WebKit 2. DirectUI. HTML5, CSS3, Javascript and flash Embedded in native GDI application -
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Software that will keep track of your favorite internet game servers such as Quake 3 &4, Enemy Territory, Call of Duty, Counter Strike & Warsow etc. Supports filtering and country locations...
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Empire Land Game of world rule! A realtime, multiplayer, medieval, web-game with a moduler architecture. Capable of running on multiple servers.
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The FreeDO project has MOVED to http://www.freedo.org, and is close to beta. An alpha is currently being internally tested. The project is no longer open-source. Please direct your browsers to http://www.freedo.org for the latest updates.
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