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Rolls a user-defined dice sequence. The dices to roll are defined using dN where N is the number of sides. Dices can be rolled multiple times by prepending the number of repetitions (e.g., 3d6) and used in simple mathematical expressions (e.g., 2d8+4

yaht-C is a single player dice game in C, similar to the game "Yahtzee"(C) and is written in C. "Yahtzee" is copyright its respective owners. As of version 1.6, yaht-C is compatible with linux!! I made yaht-C with the idea in mind that each possible scoring selection should be unique. In "Yahtzee" (C) a full house could be used as a 3 of a kind, but in my version the two are distinctly different. You can expect a challenge from yaht-C. It will make you think, make you plan your next decision...

Programs exist for random dice rolls, but not a single program for random domino picking. So, i made my own. I am a beginning programmer, with [bo|ne] [ya|rd] being one of my first leaps into programming on my own (That is, something that did not come out of a exercise in my learning materials.) I was unable to find a program that was intended to pick random dominoes as its sole purpose, and now with [bo|ne] [ya|rd], there is such a program! [bo|ne] [ya|rd] is able to produce all dominoes from...

Play now at http://webchat.freenode.net/?channels=#twentyonebot. Just say "Hi!" This bot will play the game of 21 with users in an IRC chat room. The game is quite similar to Blackjack, but is played with dice instead of playing cards. Players continue rolling dice until the sum of all rolls is as close to 21 as possible, but don't go over! This project is based off of the source for the same game which was written by Jason Hamilton and updated slightly more recently by LuizCB (aka pincel).

Command line based dice programs for games that use dice pools and successes for combat or other opposed actions.

Shut the Box is a simple diversion written in C and GTK+. The object is simple: Roll the dice and click the tiles that sum up to that dice roll until there are no more tiles to click.

I wanted to make my own RPG dice roller, i know there are lots of programs out there that do dis, but HEY! i did this myself and i have just started learning C at the university.

Two programs for playing board games over the internet. A board viewer, where all clients see the same image with moveable tokens. And a chat client with calculator and dice roller.

Yaki is a pair of dice games based on Yahtzee and Kismet. It was written with PDAs and handhelds in mind. It can be compiled using the SDL or Allegro graphics libraries. It can also be compiled as a console tool using ascii or color VT/ANSI graphics

A very simple application for rolling dice. Intended for use by roleplayers. It is written in C using GTK. Glade project is also providided with the source. Gdado relies in a simple and clean user interface.

The linotte is a mix of a dice game and of a board game. Two players play through the network or one against the computer. It is written in C , uses xml quite a lot and GTK2 for the GUI. Currently only runs on linux.

Dicey is a web-based dice roller and turn logger for Axis & Allies, Axis & Allies Europe and Axis & Allies Pacific. Dicey is used primarily in support of PBeM (play-by-email).

A standard, cross-platform C library to turn regular role-playing dice descriptions like "3d6 + 12d4 - 15d10 + 3" into computer usable dice objects, including several different pseudo-random number generators.

grand8 is a rollercoaster simulator which offers the following features: a track editor using Bézier curves; realistic physical mouvements ; several camera placements; a 3D view (openGl)

This is a Roller Coaster Tycoon port for the Sony PSP. It will be compatible with the PC Version. The port will use the same files as the PC version so you must own the game to use this port. ** Edit:** Sorry to everyone wanting this port... in another project i have hit a few hickups that until further notice come has killed this project. they are as follows; 1: due to the fact that the original game was written in assembly, it was running as fast as it could... i cant get code that optimized...