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Unciv
Open-source Android/Desktop remake of Civ V
Unciv is an open-source reimplementation of the game Civilization V in Java using LibGDX. It focuses on replicating the core gameplay mechanics in a lightweight, mobile- and desktop-friendly format, supporting both single-player and multiplayer modes. Unciv uses a minimalist art style and text-based UI to deliver a fast, turn-based strategy experience. -
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Gamedge
An Android application for browsing video games
An Android application for browsing video games and checking the latest gaming news from around the world. Built entirely using the Jetpack Compose. The aim of this project is to showcase the latest trends in Android development by utilizing the best practices, libraries, and tools to develop a fully-fledged Android application. -
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Tivi
Tivi is a work-in-progress TV show tracking Android app
Tivi is a work-in-progress TV show tracking Android app, which connects to Trakt.tv. It is still in its early stages of development and currently only contains two pieces of UI. It is under heavy development. Tivi is an app that attempts to use the latest cutting-edge libraries and tools. First off, you require the latest Android Studio Bumblebee release to be able to build the app.
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