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GameBots is a research-oriented platform for building artificially-intelligent autonomous agents for computer games. It provides interfaces to sensing and acting in computer game environments and benchmark implementations of agents.
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enCore is an online multi-user environment (MOO) specifically designed for educational applications. It is designed to aid and promote online learning and community building through open standards and ease of use.
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Skitter Tag is an addictive little game. Spaceships fly through a maze, trying to tag one another and find power-ups. Up to two humans can compete alongside computer opponents.
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A java implementation of the board game SUSAN(tm), invented by Stephen Linhart in 1991. Network features. Computer algorithm.
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Ruby SCREAMS, so lets give it a voice! The first step is to port the Snack Tcl/Tk API to Ruby. Then we can talk about games, speech recognition, AI, and a meaningful relationship with your computer!
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(German, abbr.) Notes, dance and songs. Musical education for the very young, concepts and contents. Rhythm and notes, dances and games, singing songs, complemented by painting, drawing, and learning games.
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A TextMap module for Python. The TextMap class can be used to emulate oldfashioned computer screens. It will have methods like writexy(x,y,text), input = readxy(x,y,text), clear(), scroll(x,y), change(coloroptions), settext(text), input = gettext()
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Dlab is an open-source cooperative effort to produce the best possible SDL-based classic arcade game. The people involved are all computer science students attending a programming course for interactive and multimedia intensive applications.
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The RHSS is an open-source effort to develop a computer simulation of the game of hockey. With an expandeable computer manager module, a robust statistical module, plus a rock-solid game engine, it is expected to become the hockey simulator of choice.
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Thirty-One is a fun little game, where the user plays against the computer in a race to the number 31 (thirty one). Each selects a number until the aggregate equals 31. To also be extended to player versus player. Also, will hopefully gain a GUI.
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Lines and Boxes
Pen and paper strategy game
This is an implementaion of the pen and paper strategy game "lines/dots and boxes" or "squares". The object of the game is to occupy more squares than your opponents. It includes an editor, you can play it against the computer and over the network. -
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The "OpenGL ParticleEngine" is a project to present possible uses of particles in a computer game, which is based on a programming class in computer science studies at the University of Technology Aachen. It's written using C++ programming language.
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Gopher is an extensible demo (demo == real-time computer-generated music video) player. It has nothing to do with the gopher internet protocol.
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AberQuest is a tool for quest/zone writers of Aber MUDs. With it you can navigate around your quest/zone easily and see how it will look using only your own computer. AberQuest has a nice and intuitive GUI to make this even simpler.
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Jthello is an othello (reversi) clone written in Java. It is designed to run over a network and to implement/compare different computer player (A.I.)
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Lightget is an open hardware and open software project to build computer controlled systems with LEDs and/or other light sources. The ultimate goal is to provide illumination and visual entertainment in a convenient, low-cost solution.
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A framework for multiplayer Computer Role Playing, to easily build games. [Project moved to Savannah: http://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/metacosm ]
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MYGAMEBOX is a project building a virtual console in the style of 1980-1990 computer game consoles. The project is built around Pygame which is proving itself as the most robust and enthusiastically supported platform for python games development.
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Tiglis is placed in a fantasy setting and it is a turn based strategic and economic simulation. It is planned to use OpenGL and OpenAL. Tiglis will support single- und multi-player games with several computer opponents of variable strength. Tiglis wil
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An implementation of the game "nine men's morris" for the Gnome desktop. It supports playing against the computer with adjustable strength.
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WordCraft is a Java-based game, in which words are placed on the board in a similar way to a crossword. The game will initially be a 2 player game over IP, later on will extend to more players and also a single player against computer option.
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A clone of the classic arcade game Breakout origionally designed by the founders of Apple Computer. Made using the Allegro Game Programming Library.
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This project aims to create an open source tool for training pilots. It will meet the federal regulations (14CFR) of the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to be a Personal Computer Aviation Training Device (PCATD).
