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Project was started to give a work space for anyone interested in developing a shared data format and code that web sites can use to exchange market order data both from the Eve client market order cache and Eve market order APIs.

Day Trader is a Perl/PHP-based stock market game. The game is targeted at a "platform independent" audience. There are both shell and GUI versions planned for this simple game.

Open Path is an open source, browser-based, online RPG. It aims to be the best game engine available, boasting many inbuilt features that most frameworks don't have. It is fast, powerful, robust, and free (speech and beer).

Starting with a small seed, create and build a supermarket empire as you battle against other players and an NPC for control of the market. Includes the ability to design individual stores by assigning over 40 different departments and services.

TradeMySister is a market-based game which allows the "trading" or "selling" of players sisters for both fun and profit. Market values are determined via a player-run "stock market" involving the buying and selling of different descriptive attributes.

The idea of Alioth is to create a multiplayer stock market simulation.

A PHP4/MySQL futures market game community [will drive LinuxFutures.com]. Varied userlevels/permissions, quote submission & discussion, market creation, pricing & analysis, refereeing, and feedback, and Shubik[1976]/Smith[1982] market pricing rules.