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**Until further notice this project is asleep. (a.k.a., dead.)** Five Rings is a completely interactive, massively multiplayer, Java role-playing game. We are currently in the planning stage, so feel free to submit your ideas to the forum!
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A couple of word games written in Java. Contains "solvers" for Spelldown and Word Racer (think Boggle) from games.yahoo.com and the ability to play a Word Racer type game.
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Foobase is intended to be a simple replacement for entering/viewing games of chess in chessbase databases. In the future, other database formats may be supported as well.
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Orimage is a editor/browser specialized in origami diagrams (paper folding). Users could draw their diagrams in multiple ways, called moded.
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Train ML Models With SQL You Already KnowBuild and deploy ML models using familiar SQL. Automate data prep with built-in Gemini. Query 1 TB and store 10 GB free monthly.
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This Program is used to manage heroes of DSA (german fantasy role playing). It uses improved rules, many different types of heroes,generates hero documents and much more
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Ingens Mundus is a new generation of MMORPG allowing dynamic flexibility and unparalleled growth potential. Mundus is designed to allow the player to command NPCs by assigning player programmable AIs to them.
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GPong project intend to make a multiplayer and multi-OS pong game. It melt C with SDL library to draw the scene and Java with JNI interface to share data with other players across the net. The java module will also interact with a database to find availa
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A complete PunkBuster screenshot management system. Simplifying the task of capturing and cataloguing screenshots.
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You are a biker who wants to buy himself a decent bottle of milk. Sadly enough, Aliens have taken over the city and threaten to use up all the valuable milk !So, consequently, you must thoroughly butcher all those aliens to hell...
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MongoDB Atlas runs apps anywhereMongoDB Atlas gives you the freedom to build and run modern applications anywhere—across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud. With global availability in over 115 regions, Atlas lets you deploy close to your users, meet compliance needs, and scale with confidence across any geography.
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Colonize the universe, trade with your friends as well as your enemies, Begin with alliances to end with total domination. Only you can choose how to play this game. Possiblitly exist that the universe is ever expanding. Idea is that users are both cli
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Destruction is the actual gaming/chat portion of a series of 3 programs designed to facilitate and enhance the playing of White Wolf Games online.
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The Open Magic Data project (OMD) is an attempt to organize magic data (data used in the Magic: The Gathering (TM) game) into a format that allows for easy access by encoding it into XML. see the Home page for more details. http://omd.sourceforge.net/
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<BR> We are creating a java based game of world domination!<BR> Mmmmm....world domination...<BR><BR> This game is a turn based strategy game where users engage in combat, fortify positions and manage resources (cards, etc) much like a board game. Fun!
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ehMOO is a 3-D graphics extension to the text-based LambdaMOO 1.8.1 world server. It includes a 3-D graphics client (ehwt) as well as an alternative lightweight Java-based world server (miniMOO) and various Java-based editing tools.
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Java-tradewars Attack Terminal - A helper for the popular text game TradeWars 2002 written in Java. This program can be used as an applet on a board website or as a stand alone program.
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It is an advanced PacMan Game with four types of monsters, openable walls and lot of items. it written in Java, and requires JDK 1.3
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A Java-based game to let two people play Magic: The Gathering (copyright Wizards of the Coast) over a tcp/ip connection. It does not know how to play the game, but it does let you play if you know how.
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jRPG was an engine for building and running RPGs with Java 2. While development has ceased, it may still be useful as an example. Features include a 2-D tile based engine, basic AI scripting, data-file parsing, and quite a bit more.
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This project is aimed at developing an intelligent Scrabble aid. Currently, the program suggests moves for a player, given a Scrabble board and letters available. In the future, it could be developed into an automated bot, including AI.
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Fantasy Engine is an easily extensible portable Java engine for 2D turn based games. A lot of people have ideas for games, but don't have the needed technical skills to implement them. The engine will ease the development of turn based games.
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The Templar Knight Bot is an open source Java Bot that attempts to be a highly configurable bot base. Each component is meant to be completely modular and replaceable. The GUI and the automatic functions are at the focus of this and allows the bot to fu
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This is a web based, multi-player role play game. It is set in outer space. The core programming language is Java. Technologies used are Java Beans, JSP, Servlets, XML and XSLT.
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Tron7 will define a network protocole for a "lightcycle-like" game and will provide a reference implementation build in Java. They will support various features ranging from team play to obstacles and odd shaped maps.
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A client - server game where all mechanical objects (robots) can be programmed, using standard programming languages, to battle other robots. Will be a great learning tool for robotics and programming.
