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Ghronos is a gaming clock which provides configurable timing styles for chess, go, scrabble, and boggle. It can run on Palm OS or Pocket PC devices, the Windows desktop, or in a Java-enabled web browser.

Library with general purpose modules for a Go playing program by the author of 'Goliath' Includes a tactical reader, influence module, pattern-matcher, pattern-editor and more.

ConwayGo, also called philosophers' football, is a simple board game for two players. It is played on a Go board, but hasn't got anything to do with the famous game Go. Invented by the english mathematician John Conway, creator of the Game of Life.

HandyGo is a GO/Weiqi/Baduk sgf file reader on J2ME/MIDP1.0 platform. It can be used to practise go problems, play games and review games.

JavaArena is a java based game where two or more "bots" have its own artificial intelligence and go for the battle. Support for capture the flag coming soon.

A Go-playing program written in Java. Extensive support for graphical inspection of internals of strategy generation algorithm.

jGo is a Java Implementation of the popular Go game in Java. It will support server based games, which allows tracking of high scores and best games, so you can replay the best games that have been played. There will also be support for chatting with oth

JimmyGo is an SGF viewer (games of Go) for the J2ME platform, designed to run on phones and PDAs as a MIDP/MIDlet. It downloads games over the network, manages a small local database of games, and displays the games. Includes a minimal SGF parser.

Go railfanning on your calculator! The original railfanning game has made its way to several platforms, including the PC.

This is a Java based graphical (AWT, Java 1.1) program to allow a user to download and/or view webcomics without having to go to the website (for convienience and bandwidth reasons), archive them and search and view them later. Uses SQL DB.

The internet WeiQi (Go) game server witten completely in Java. The goal of this project is to provide a full feature game server with an internet player ranking database for all the WeiQi fans.

The JavaCollectingTool helps managing collections of SGF- records (of Go-games). It displays their properties in a table and allows manipulating it in several ways.

UberCard is for playing conventional card games (e.g. Spades, Go-Fish, etc.) and collectible-card games over the Internet. Most such software is only for Magic: The Gathering but this will make it equally easy to create a new game or play other CCGs.

Java applet allows user to solve go problems interactively, showing markup, branching paths, and commentary.

This project aims to enable new developers to make a simple Go playing engine and have it play on an on-line server in 10 minutes.

A web application for enabling Go players to find opponents to play in public places: Coffee shops, libraries, parks. etc.

This project aims to develop a tournament management software. This sofware is to the attention of organizers of draughts, checkers, chess, go, bridge or othello tournaments.

DirectGo is an implementation of the asian boardgame Go. It is called directGo because of the ability to connect directly to the other player without using public servers like IGS and NNGS.

La idea de este proyecto es crear un servidor y un cliente alà "KGS Go Server" pero para el juego Hex.

A portable application for JavaME/MIDP-enabled devices (including most mobile phones) that enables you to browse an XML database of geocache information—in particular, the Pocket Query data generated by the geocaching.com web site—wherever you go.

JavaGO is an Open Source Java library for the Game of GO (weiqi, baduk) analysis. Implements: base game classes, montecarlo simulations, SGF reader/writer, game variants, GTP, etc. Elegant interfaces/class design. Speed efficient w/small footprint. TDD.

Ataraxia will provide a generic internet gaming framework in java. Board, table, card games will be easy to be developed! bridge, hearts, spades, rummy, go, connect-4, chess, checkers, monopoly, risk, mahjong and more will come! JXTA P2P will be tested.

...We at Running Reality believe that we can use the power of today's computers and mobile devices to bring history to life in an accessible, immersive, and engaging way for K-12 students, history enthusiasts, and visitors to historical sites. Running Reality gives you a map that lets you go any place on any date from 3000BC to today and explore down to the street-level of history. This model has nations and cities but also ships, armies, buildings, and people. Towns grow, buildings are constructed, ships explore new seas, and armies battle. Harbors silt in, rivers change course, and cities are sacked and burned. When you are standing at a historical site and using your mobile phone, you can see all the events that happened around you at that exact spot then zoom out to see the context of what was happening more globally.