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NavalWar is a nice board-game written in Java6 with a Swing interface. Single player and multiplayer modes are supported. A player should guess the position of the adversary's ships. The first player that sink all adversary's ships win.
A simulation environment for 2D robots to interact and perform tasks in. Meant to be educational and demonstrate emergent behaviors. No download necessary! See demos on project website!
JMario is a side-scroll game, built in Java, based on Nintendo's Super Mario World. It's been developed by David Buzatto as part of his course conclusion work entitled "Utilization of Java Platform for 2D Game Development".
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J-Odyssey is a pseudo 1st person shooter game-demo, written in Java OpenGL bindings (JOGL). Parts of the code might be useful for learning to draw sprites and drawing a HUD overlay in JOGL, and adding windowing, controls and sound with Java.
STGC is a browser-based game set in the Star Trek (tm) universe which has been developed over three years and now finally has gone open-source. For support please visit the homepage of this project.
Route64 Eclipse Plugin is a plug-in for the Eclipse Workbench. It supports manipulation off image files and can be extended by other plugins. The programms can be executed on an emulator. The project is targeted on the the Commodore 64 emulator Route64.
The project is implementation of the Mine (Minesweeper) game. Written in Java, contains tool for automatic solving the mine field. Allows to set up width and height of the mine filed and number of mines. Very cool game :-)
TempusPre is a free, persistent online strategy game. Choose your race and start building, developing and fight to extend your kingdom. (development on the open source branch has stopped, only the proprietary branch is developed further)
A model railway simulation. You can define trains, tracks, switches and signals and then watch the trains driving on the tracks, control the trains, switches, and signals.
Yet another Java implementation for the addictive Minesweeper game. This game comes with a number of options unavailable in Windows's version, such as allowing more than one mines in a square. See project web site for a list of features.
Step-by-Step is a simple brainteaser where you have to clear all colored tiles by stepping over it. Dependent on the color of the tile you must step 1-3x over it to make it disappear. Game contains 99 levels and a separate level editor.
This will be a port of the famous Monopoli game to a java environment. It's just a project that aim to make ourselves closer to Java programming and, more over, it should enforce our object-oriented programming skill.
SSTPong is a breakout style pong game used to test both a player's skill and web services. Players use a paddle to hit a ball towards rows of bricks. When the bricks are hit, computer generated test data is sent to the web service.
The Java AI Gaming Engine is a collection of games that allow easy integration, testing, and competition of AIs. The games that are supported: Hex and Ataxx, and in the future: TicTacToe, Chess, Checkers, Rock-Paper-Scissors, and more.
A recreation of Mazewar, as it originally ran on an Imlac PDS-1 in the mid-1970's, and some Imlac cross-development tools.
This consists of a client program, written in C++, which runs on Windows/XP (at least), and a server program, written in Java.