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An open source Engine for creating dynamic text based games. Not Yet Ready.
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Crypt Escape is a game in which the aim is to escape (through an exit on the perimeter) from a tomb which contains a mummy. Unfortunately, the mummy can move two steps to your one. Luckily, there are walls in the crypt with which to trap the mummy.
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Simple but addictive turn based strategy game. Another conquer-the world game. Instruction on the website below.
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This is a small game five in a row, that is designed just for learning purpose. I'm very glad of you to download and learn the project, and give suggestion and help to improve this project. The project is developed with Android 1.5 SDK.
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Codebreaker is a small game that runs in your browser (so you don't need to install it). The aim is to find the right code (3 digits). But the panel only tells you how many digits are right, not which ones. You can play the game on our webpage.
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A sidescrolling game for the android plattform. As a submarine commander you must stay alive while other ships attack you.
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Strategoids is a real-time-strategy game/engine set in space with Newtonian physics. This project has moved to GitHub: http://github.com/megagun/strategoids
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Kosmagene is a game engine for a 5X turn based game that intend to be balanced and offer much more than a wargame.
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Facilitates the creation of valid Anothak Scrolls for Avalon by providing a user-friendly interface to generate Lierseth symbols. Provides the option for simple Lierseth or full-color scrolls.
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LAN Tournament Manager is used to setup and display brackets for any tournament. You can currently choose from single or double elimination (pool play to come in future). LTM is currently v.11.
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JSudognu creates, rates, solves and prints sudokus. Features include creation of symmetric sudokus, printing to postscript printers and filtering sudoku databases for solution techniques. JSudognu is a front end for sudognu.
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Flexible engine for Web based online multiplayer games. The games developed on top of it should be a mixture of real time and turn based strategy games nowhere found before.
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An extension of the java client api for Project Darkstar server (formerly sponsored by Sun Microsystems, Inc.) with TLS capability.
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Goal of this project is to create an application (game) which can handle as many as possible chess variants.
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3d Simulator/game of RC airplane model. Goal: learn how to fly an RC model airplane by playing and generally having fun. Story: Your nuclear reactor is being attacked by missiles and you have to defend it with your RC controlled aircraft.
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BlackJack-like game where you play against another player, either online or on a LAN, where the best hand wins the round. It's still developing, the new round doesn't work as it was supposed to... and many new features that will come as I improve it.
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System capable of saving results of a specific game, in its own format. Shows player statistics, most played game, etc. Can run as a stand-alone application or as a client-server app.
