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This is a fun card game based on the popular gambling machine game Lucky5. Because the game has an n-tier architecture we can provide various user interfaces. (SWF, GTK#, ASP.NET, ....)
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Nol is a project to create a modular, multi-user, extensible, game world system for Role Playing using the java language.
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The only LOK server emulator in production. Being developed in C++ based off of multiple open source rpg's (Crossfire, for example). 2D top-down game with a lot of history and a great community.
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A fighting game that will allow users to create a fighter, from appearence to stats, purchuse items, and then use that fighter to battle others from around the world.
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IBM Lotus Domino R5 based, powered by GURPS, web site which includes: Dicer roller, Character creation utility, Combat resolver, Arena action solution.
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Escoba del 15, intenta recrear el conocido juego de cartas espańolas del mismo nombre. La versión actual corre bajo windows, pero es intención del autor, migrarla a otras plataformas (en especial Linux). A tal efecto se buscan colaboradores. Escoba del 1
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Right now we\'re in a stepping stone stage. We\'re ditching all the Quake 2 code, so we\'re drafting some new specs. For all those that are wondering when it\'s going to be done, just remeber the famous J. Carmack line. \"When it\'s done.\" -junkieboo
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This project aims to create a searchable archive (for several OSes) for the popular webcomic College Roomies From Hell!!!, located at http://www.crfh.net. The final code can hopefully be modified to help other webcomics and similar projects.
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The Quake III Batch File Generator is a tool to facilitate the editing of Q3 config files in a graphical way. You can use it to configure quake servers and clients. You can startup quake3 directly from the tool.
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This Program is used to manage heroes of DSA (german fantasy role playing). It uses improved rules, many different types of heroes,generates hero documents and much more
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Have you ever tried to run a large LAN party... and failed? If so, you would seriously appreciate AdminSpy, which allows you, the administrator, to control multiple game servers from one single client at one workstation. For public server admins, AdminS
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Nonsense Software is a group working on several games and other programs. We are currently working on opening up the source code on our completed projects under the GPL.
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Sphere Suite is an IDE for the RPG Creation Engine Sphere, with an excellent interface and plenty of code helping tools. With a highly customizable interfaces and great coding utilities and a built-in script for Sphere Suite is the best choice for an IDE
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A port of Linux B-Chat v.013 [by Arne Sagnes (asagnes@telocity.com)] to Windows via Visual Basic, and then maybe 1 or 2 features added. The original linux version can be found at http://sourceforge.net/projects/b-chat
