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Play by yourself in a web browser like Chrome or Safari. The game simulates the other players. Runs best on a desktop computer or laptop. Also tries to adapt to an iPad or tablet. Players can make mistakes and can leave and join. You can cheat and get the game to correctly mark your board. There is no limit to the number of players (try 300,000). You can adjust the speed of the game and most sizes. The game can play for you. You can hear the caller reading out the numbers and the players...

Mini games using Meks. These use some art assets from megamek (http://megamek.info/) and therefore these games are also licensed under the GPL (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/licenses.html). To play the games visit the game's page: http://minimek.sourceforge.net The newest game is called "RogueMek". It is a Rogue-like adaptation of the Battletech board game. In it you choose your mech then battle it out against multiple enemy mechs. The beta release video can be watched here: http...

... another card from the deck. The first player to get rid of all his cards by placing them correctly wins. Game continues until all players run out of cards in their hands.

... media already has scoring and ranking programs, but they tend to be themed for certain sports, activities, and interests. Many of those have long-standing out-moded ranking and ratings systems in place. TARStack will change this trend by using a standard ranking formula: The “K-simplified” chess ranking formula (provisional USCF version). This will ensure friendly competition can remain friendly without large discrepancies in the results between even matches with a clear victor.

Javascript platform for tile map based single/multiplayer games with both off-line and server-based play modes. Try it out right away at http://tilescape.hg.sf.net/hgweb/tilescape/raw-file/tip/js/game.html

Forum Chess takes the one-on-one mentality of chess and throws it out the window. Forum Chess interfaces with a BBS and allows a team-based chess game. Up to four players can be involved with a team and can collaborate with eachother in order to win.

After much deliberation and trying to figure out what I can do to actually put to use what I have been trying to learn for the last year or so, I have decided that I would like to bring back one of the most popular retro games - Dark Tower!