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A simulation environment for 2D robots to interact and perform tasks in. Meant to be educational and demonstrate emergent behaviors. No download necessary! See demos on project website!
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NavalWar is a nice board-game written in Java6 with a Swing interface. Single player and multiplayer modes are supported. A player should guess the position of the adversary's ships. The first player that sink all adversary's ships win.
TempusPre is a free, persistent online strategy game. Choose your race and start building, developing and fight to extend your kingdom. (development on the open source branch has stopped, only the proprietary branch is developed further)
Step-by-Step is a simple brainteaser where you have to clear all colored tiles by stepping over it. Dependent on the color of the tile you must step 1-3x over it to make it disappear. Game contains 99 levels and a separate level editor.
Another Liero/Molez (real-time worms) clone written in Java, all basic things works, network-play, graphics, weapons and basic physics. The project needs some new fire and ideas though! Please visit project website for more information how to run it
Slipfighter is a free-roaming 2d space game, similar in gameplay to the old DOS game Solar Winds. Right now it's mainly an action/exploration game, but I hope to add some rpg elements eventually. No multiplayer is planned. Powered by Slick2D.
A Chess Game developed completly in Java including the Java3D API. This game is more then standard chess games, because it contains the possibility to play on more then one layer (e.g. you can pull the rook in x- y- and z-axis)
btp2p stands for Bluetooth p2p and it is a collection of java classes for p2p networks over Bluetooth. Useful for CLDC multiplayer games and other applications with extendable design for layered protocols. HuNt is a chatroom midlet based on btp2p.
STGC is a browser-based game set in the Star Trek (tm) universe which has been developed over three years and now finally has gone open-source. For support please visit the homepage of this project.
SourMUD is a Java-based RPG with a client to server relationship, a streamlined update system, an easy way to add content, and a dedicated group of developers. Do the math.
A recreation of Mazewar, as it originally ran on an Imlac PDS-1 in the mid-1970's, and some Imlac cross-development tools.
This consists of a client program, written in C++, which runs on Windows/XP (at least), and a server program, written in Java.
The Java AI Gaming Engine is a collection of games that allow easy integration, testing, and competition of AIs. The games that are supported: Hex and Ataxx, and in the future: TicTacToe, Chess, Checkers, Rock-Paper-Scissors, and more.
A model railway simulation. You can define trains, tracks, switches and signals and then watch the trains driving on the tracks, control the trains, switches, and signals.
SSTPong is a breakout style pong game used to test both a player's skill and web services. Players use a paddle to hit a ball towards rows of bricks. When the bricks are hit, computer generated test data is sent to the web service.