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rpgboss
Built to be ease of use, with no programming knowledge, Multi-platform
A 2d rpg game engine created to be ease of use. Built in Scala and libgdx. Also our community forums http://rpgboss.forumatic.com -
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ZimFan
simple android app
displays overmap with simple character movement and obstacle avoidance - added character directional facing - added multi-map navigation * updated scrollable maps - oversized images * improved map rendering and character speed -
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GMTool
A tool for roleplaying gamemasters
A Java tool that allows a gamemaster to manage notes, characters, combat, images, sounds, etc. on his computer during gaming sessions. Plugin-based to allow using it with various rpg system, such as Shadowrun, GURPS, TDE, D&D, etc. -
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Java & XML desktop application. ANY paper & dice RPG game system can easily be added through easy to use data entry forms. Initially d20 and MERP/Rolemaster, with the tools to make it easy for others to add other game systems as optional module plugi
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A massive, collaborative effort to facilitate the shared gaming experience between a solid role-playing group using intuitive controls and full-featured tools, such as map generation, character generation, and more features as we think of them.
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