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This project serves two functions. It's primary function is to help teach myself Pyton. It's secondary function is to act as a computer AI player for an internet game, VGA Planets as implemented on VGA Planets Nu. The AI is modular, with pieces being implemented one at a time. Currently, VGAP Nu does not support uploading turn results, so actions and commands are printed out, and have to be executed by hand.

Support For Card Games in Python. In particular, support for Poker, with classes for Cards, Decks, Hands, Tables, Hand Classification, and AI for hand play.

Imagine, for a moment, that you are writing a basic, cliched RPG. Working late, you are sucked into the game. Literally. And you soon discover that the game world... isn't quite the way you wrote it. This is Realism, and the only way out is further in.

Shellpic uses escape codes to display images in a terminal, IRC or NUTS client.

Super Star Trek — a classic computer game Save the Federation from the invading Klingons! Visit exotic planets and strip-mine them for dilithium! Encounter mysterious space thingies! This is the home page of the classic Super Star Trek game from the days of slow teletypes, reloaded.

This is an on-line multi player card game based on a popular South-American game called "Truco". It is written in Python/GTK and is intended to be multi-platform.

This project is a 3D MMORPG space game. Players can administer a planet like Ogame and command a fleet like Eve-Online.

A minigame tournament engine that allows for playing games against other people across the internet. The project is in the planning/alpha. It only currently has an Line of Sight Chess Program.

All Ahead Flank! (AAF) simulates modern tactical naval combat in real time, including surface, subsurface, and air threats. Multiple factions and players are supported, and the perspective is that of a flag officer in command of a group of assets.

Chapas is an open source turn-based bottlecap racing game, with 3D graphics, where the players strategically control the racers with cards. A typical round of Chapas starts by dealing 9 random cards to each player. Each of these cards represents movement points for the different bottlecaps. Afterwards, an auction takes place, where the players use their money (an initially set amount, that accumulates over different rounds), to buy the bottlecaps better suited to each player's cards....