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MCiSEE
All of Minecraft, EASILY get Minecraft resources
...It bridges the gap between game simulation and AI experimentation by providing tools that connect Minecraft gameplay with external algorithms. Developers can extend the platform to test new approaches to artificial intelligence within a complex virtual environment. -
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Mech Station Beta
Mech Station Beta - Tower Defense like Game
...One of the game's key features is the fine-tuned balance of hundreds of gameplay parameters, based on player-collected statistics. However, this feature is not yet fully implemented — it requires a server machine, which I currently don’t have due to personal circumstances. If anyone can provide a server machine or a service like Google Virtual Machine, it would be highly useful and greatly appreciated. The game is written in pure Java using a custom engine. A Java developer or designer is welcome to collaborate on the development. ... -
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QTads
A cross-platform, multimedia interpreter for TADS adventure games.
...Both TADS versions in use today (v2 and v3) are supported. It runs on Linux, macOS and Microsoft Windows. TADS stands for "Text Adventure Development System" and comes with its own programming language and virtual machine (the TADS VM.) QTads uses the reference implementations of the T2 and T3 VMs written by Michael J. Roberts. -
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Book of Angels
A Religous AD&D Clone
Aphrodite gives books to an angel; and Ares steals them and hides them in the Earths. This starts a war between the gods and the mortals. -
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JScumm
Project to create a Java based SCUMM engine.
...This project starts with an script interpretation engine, continues with extracting, loading and handling media sources (i.e. MONSTER.SOU) bringing the rest to of this virtual machine to live. This project should ensure that all assumptions and the code based on those is always valid. Therefore this projects starts with TDD (test-driven development). Everybody can join in, but we should coordinate first, so please contact me beforehand. -
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RPi-64
computer simulation for my raspberry pi
Pi64 is not an emulator, it just mimics the 80's classic 8bit computers with SDL based graphics and RtAudio based sound. The fullscreen editor for shell and the built-in program editor help you create your own programs and games. Programming language is LUA, but Pi64 is open for any library plugins written in your favourite language. Source was written in pure C, so should compile on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux without issues. -
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GambleKit
C++ Framework for slot machine games
GambleKit is a free open-source C++ object oriented library for quick and easy building of slot machine and gambling games with reels and GUI management. It relies basically on declarative programming style, so the programmer needs simply to declare, for example at creation time, the basic layout and behavior of the game, and then leave the game flow, requiring as little additional intervention as possible. The project is welcoming contributors and feedback is appreciated! The next... -
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This is a Java re-implementation of the original AT-Robots project <http://necrobones.com/atrobots>. The players can program robots in AT2 assembly. Seek and destroy your opponents using scanners, radar, sonar, missiles, and mines.
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TICO
Interactive communication boards for people with severe disabilities.
TICO is currently a part of ARASUITE!!!! Please, look for ARASUITE in Sourceforge!!!! https://sourceforge.net/projects/arasuite/ TICO is a tool for the design and execution of interactive communication boards. Communication boards are highly used in augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) environments. -
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Force4Magix (Multiplayer 3D Game)
A multiplayer First-Person-Shooter game built in Java 3D
...The user gets into the system using his/her username and password. Each user has to make an account for himself in the beginning. His account information will be stored on the server machine in persistent form. Server sessions will have no effect on its accounts. The server can be running anywhere on the network. The players play in a virtual environment among walls and obstacles (walls are porous, beware!). The shots fired at an opponent within range will cause him to lose 'life' points. The target is to kill maximum number of opponents. ... -
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ViLE
Virtual machine implementation for visual novel games
ViLE is a collection of interpreters capable of decoding visual novels and dating sims. You can use ViLE as a drop-in replacement for the original executable to play the games, but ViLE also provides exclusive titles and features such as software scaling. -
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The program Virtual Network Simulator for Web 2.0 is a tool that allows the simulation of assembly and configuration of computer network projects, virtual or physical. It also simulate the sending of a package between the hots of origin and destinati
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An Interactive Fiction Player written for Java Virtual Machine. It implements the Z-machine and Glulx specifications and can be used either standalone or as an applet. The Z-Code/Glulx interpreter runs adventures made by Infocom and contemporary Inte
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Interpreter for Interactive Fiction games. Has a built-in auto-mapper; supports Z-Machine, Glulx, BTZ, ScottAdams/AdventureInternational.
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A dynamic interpreted language for scripting,games,apps,etc in under 500 lines of VB.NET code(using sharpdevelop,not vb). the current version makes it easy to create point and click style games. perfect for interactive business card cds and kiosks!
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RobotSee is a language as easy as Basic, with the power of C. The RobotSee VM is a virtual machine that will run on anything from a small 8bit machine all the way up to a linux/windows class machine.
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ZPlet is an interpreter for programs using the Z-Machine virtual machine invented by Infocom for their interactive fiction. This fork of ZPlet implements basic support for files in Z-Machine Blorb format (.zblorb) generated by the Inform 7 compiler.
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BlackSMS is a project to build a very accurate Sega Master System's emulation core without depending on any specific plataform. This is achieved by spliting the plataform-dependable code from the core and providing it as a separated interface.
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DRAKE is a true homebrew game console that consists of specially crafted hardware, system software and games.
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This project aims to support the existing GameMonkey Script project by providing ready to build and pre-built packages, as well as adding extra features in the form of binding libraries, documentation and source code enhancement
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This is the Sudoku board game. The game is written is Java and thus requires Java Virtual Machine installed - Avalilable for all OSs. The game creates an initial Sudoku board and later checks the player's solution.
