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CherBot is an information bot for Crossfire, Daimonin and good old plain IRC that keeps track of which players collect which items, who's been online, determines a level ranking, provides a mail system for mailing offline players, manages clans and

This began as a remake of the 1985 Durrell classic 'Harrier Attack' but has since grown into a tribute with different and varied gameplay. The project set-out to prove that Java (1.6) could be used out-of-the-box to write a fairly complicated 2D ga

A Java utility to sort mail logs generated using zMud in Genesis LPMud. It's main use is to reduce the complexities of handling mail outside the game since the game has a 70 message mailbox limit.

Ovoron's Legacy is a fantasy Play-By-E-Mail game that runs on the PBEM Engine. Each player command an empire of fantasy creatures, interacts with other players, and must seek to conquer the world.

The PBEM Engine is a server application and toolset to run Play-By-E-Mail games. It enables people to run multiple PBEM games of multiple rulesets simultaniously.

JECmate is an application to help manage chess games played by mail or email. Written in Java it will support the creation of messages and the sending of those messages by email. It may also be used as an interface to third-party chess engines.

The goal of this Project is to create a universal Command-Verifier for the PEBM (Play by E-Mail) Games hosted by www.chronator.ch.

This is the Sokofinity project. The goal of this project is to recreate the classic NES game DuckHunt, only this time in 3D with Virtual Reality. Using an Infinity Box and Flock Of Birds positioning sensors, the game gets a new dimension. Note: this p

The goal of the project is to create a Java multi-user game server that can be easily extended and used for adding a multiplayer feature to games. User authentication, chat and interfaces for adding custom capabilities will be provided out of the box.

The <i><b>LiMmBo</b></i> (=<b>Li</b>nux <b>M</b>ulti<b>M</b>edia <b>Bo</b>x) project is about creating a multimedia system for the living room based on the Linux OS. <i>LiMmBo</i> shall smell and taste like a consumer device rather than a computer.

Empire is a multi-player game of global exploration, development and conquest. Players (nations) connect to a common server, and continue movement time units, move units and exchange correspondence with other players using mail, news or radio (chat). A t

GeMMS (Gene's Mac Mud Server) is an out of the box text adventure world for the Mac. It is written with state of the art Java Cocoa APIs used in the latest Mac OS X programs. Our goal is to have you hosting a fantasy world via telnet in minutes.

Java based Multiaccess Device Independent (Mobile, Internet and Broadband) Portal Platform including Applications such as Mail, Calender, Contacts, News, Chat, Ringtones, Icons, SMS applications. All the software are WAP,GSM,PCS,GRPS and 3G Compatible.

Torn Realm is a strategic play-by-e-mail game. I have recently decided not to make this an Open Source project. It will still be released, but without the Source, you can get FRG's source if interested.

The Game Engine will be a library and program for computerizing games, especially board wargames. The final implementation will be able to support many common gaming mechanism "out of the box", plus will have hooks for user created extensions including AI

Galaxy Master Official Viewer is a graphical front end for Galaxy Master, a running science fiction play by mail game. Galaxy Master Official Viewer will be written in Java under GNU General Public License (GPL).

Warboid World is a turn-based, multi-player, play by e-mail/web strategy game. It is based upon the original Play By Mail game run by Peter Read of Dynamic Games. Players battle using various types of robots in a futuristic world.

... to allow for interaction. This approach gives rise to two mail goals within the project. Reusability: as modules have a plug-n-play character, databasing of modules allows for games to be constructed by combining modules rather than constructing new code. Simplicity: all modules share a common shape. Therefore, they allow for visual programming through a simple GUI (comparable to Java Beans). The creation of good games relies on the easy of prototyping and creative exploration.