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Galamayo is a multiplayer top down space shooter inspired by the Escape Velocity series of games. It is written in C++ using the libraries SDL, and SDL_net.
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It's a board game using SDL. You can play with two players or you can play alone against the computer. The goal of the game is quite simply to block the adversary by destroying the cases which surrounds it without being made block before. For that with
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TurboRally is a 2d top-down car game written in C++ using SDL. The objective of the game is to collect a number of object before the opponent (cpu) does. Maps are dynamically loaded from user editable files. There are also music and engine sounds.
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forty-two is a clone of the 1943 game written in C++. It is intended to provide a clean codebase for simple 2D shoot-em-up games using the SDL. Customization can be done by plugging in custom graphics, data files and scheme (guile) AI scripts.
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SgLinuxOS is small Linux distribution based on LFS(LinuxFromScratch) using uClibc and busybox, running live from ide cdrom.
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Pulse (GLS FPS 3D) A OpenGL multiplayer first person shooter for both Windows and Linux. Development done in Delphi / Kylix using GLScene for OpenGL rendering.
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A program written in Python, extending the remote administration of Sphereserver. Provides logging, input and output filtering, user ranks, secure communication and easy extendability. It`s experimentally using wxWindows or Tkinter GUI.
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J2DA! is an Game-Java2D Abstraction Layer. With it you will be able to use Java2D, Jogl or LWJGL for your Game without thinking about what exactly you are using.
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Empire of Angels is an RPG sited in a fantasy-style manga world. What makes it special is the ability to create MODs using a scripting language and tools like a map editor.
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A linux (may be ported to other operative systems) clone of Starcraft Broodwars written in C++ using OpenGL and SDL libaries. Will include multiplayer gaming and local gaming. It will include new functions like chat coloring, voice chat, etc
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...Written in Delphi the program is very versatile and provides a big community supporting it with NPCs, Warps and mods. Weiss is a continuation of the eWeiss project using the original name.
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This tool will originally be targeted at making character generation on HGmux.org much easier than using the MUX-based or HTML-based tools. The plan is to eventually expand it to include CORE 3.0 rules, character sheet printing and other features.
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This ain't your daddy's crypto! We provide a set of C libs and utilities to perform cypherpunk style crypto functions, using your existing OpenPGP keys. Ring signatures; credentials; mental poker; timelines; zero knowledge proofs. Cool stuff!
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a customizable/themed online web-based chess server software for playing chess with other people. PHP based using MySQL. forked from WebChess v0.8.2. uses http://sourceforge.net/projects/phpchesslib
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A 3D computer version of the famous BattleShip game. Written for Linux using OpenGL, will support networking games and skinning support for different looks for your battleships!
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GameBlade is a set of C++ functions and classes simplifying the most common functions of SDL. GameBlade is treated and used as if it was your own code. It is very small, cleanly written and well documented, including many examples.
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Project: design a new roguelike game incorporating ideas from the mind of the author, other roguelikes, and spoken RPGs. It will be implemented in object-oriented Perl, using a modicrum of objects, a clean design, and an emphasis on flexibility.
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BuddhaSoft is a team of people working on making C++ games for people using the Linux, Windows, and Mac operating systems. Written using SDL to achive maximum flexiblity, we hope these arcade clones will promote open source and cross-platform programming.
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SimData-CSP is a C++ library for data management in simulations that provides dynamic object creation, automatic binding to external static data at runtime (using precompiled XML), and many data classes useful in simulations (with full Python bindings).
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Set of scripts using MySQL, PHP and PHP-GTK to play Trivial game across IRC. You can add your own questions in a centralized database, personalize your bot, view statistics...
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A clone of the popular MS Windows classic, Minesweeper. Written in C and using the Ncurses libray, Nimesweeper has colour support, four different levels of difficulty and high scores file. Great for wasting a few minutes of your day on!
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Avernia Soccer pretends to be a multiplayer Soccer Management game based on the web. It allows you to run a soccer league with your friends using a web interface. At the moment only Spanish is supported but english is planned.
