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JAD is a tile based Maze-RPG, using OpenGL for graphics and SDL for input and sound to be platform independent. It's a multi-level dungeon in the spirit of 'Eye of the beholder' with a little bit extension into the 3rd Dimension.
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EDoom is a source port for Doom which will improve on the original gameplay. Unlike most ports, the focus is not to create a port for editing, but a port for playing. This includes external scripts, eye-candy, and cross-platform support.
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NetHack - Falcon's Eye enhances the classic roguelike game NetHack with isometric high-res graphics, digitized effects, symphonic music and an intuitive mouse-driven interface, yet retains all the original gameplay and features.
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Penguinvine is a Linux port of the Grapevine LARP Utility, for the creation and maintenance of elements of LARP games. It is designed to work with the Mind\'s Eye Theatre system published by White Wolf.
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The Open Dungeon Crawler 3D (ODC) is a remake of the classic 90s era 3D dungeon crawlers such as "Eye of The Beholder" and "Dungeon Master". It is initially targeted at the GameCube and desktop OSes.
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