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Arianne RPG
Arianne is an engine to develop multiplayer online games like Stendhal
Arianne is a multiplayer online engine to develop turn based and real time games, providing a simple way of creating the game server rules and clients like our MORPG Stendhal. Our engine Marauroa uses Java and SQL for hosting hundreds of players on a solo host. Stendhal is a fun friendly and free multiplayer online adventure game with a huge and rich world. With hundreds of NPCs and different quests, features like the Travel log and achievement system keep track of progress. Thousands of... -
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PolskaGRA is multiplayer online 2D game using Java and SQL.
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PolskaOnLine is multiplayer online 2D game using Java and SQL.
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This is for the development of the RSCD_v4 server daemon. The code is GPL licensed. This code was black box reverse engineered and does not contain any copyrighted intellectual property.
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ele (enCore Learning Environment) is a moo- and web-based environment (server, db, GUI) designed for educational purposes. It aids and promotes online learning and community building through open standards and ease of use. http://encore-consortium.org/
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D5.2 is a web-based game in which players explore an infinite procedurally generated world. They can claim sections of the map and build on them. Design is very open-architecture to allow new terrain generators and game rules to be easily added.
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An implementation of a MUD using Java and SQL. It will be fully portable to any JVM, and store the whole MUD in a relational database. Allowing for load balancing and multi server environments and plugins.
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The goal of this project is to provide an array of tools for use with the OpenSource Server Emulator (L2J). The priority of this project is to provide Global server statistics as well as Realtime Administration tools in the future.
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Burned Out is a MMOG settled in a parallel world with a ´bad result´ of the cuba crisis in 1962. Only a few people survived in bunkers and try to survive by trading, fighting, developing new technologies.
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Our goal is to create a publicly available supporting architecture and design manifesto for an MMORPG. Eventually the design will be used as the basis for an Open Source MMORPG.
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Midhedava is a community where creative writers with passion for storytelling and fantasy can publish their creations and play an online multiplayer rpg game based on them. Visit now our homepage: http://midhedava.org/ for details.
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Eternal Warfare is turn driven, browser based game. It will have multiple realms to play through and eventually travel back to. Development will be focused mainly on community driven systems and will also create a flexible character development system.
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