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Piskvorky
Game for two players know as 'five in a row' or 'gomoku'.
Piskvorky is 'five in a row' (also know as 'Gomoku') game. Small project provides customization and offer basic AI. Written in C++ with Qt framework. Feedback is always welcomed. -
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Cute Gomoku is an AI gomoku game. It's written in C++ with Qt4 and should be able to be built on any platform where Qt4 is installed.
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XOMaster is a fairly strong AI five in a row (free-style gomoku) player. It implements a simple interface and an alpha-beta search function with a fast eval function.
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Tick5 is a board game known as gomoku, omok, piskvorky or wuziqi. Tick5 has a built-in AI and also allows users to build their own AI with script language Lua. Tick5 runs cross-platform and has both GUI and textual version.
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Players take turns to choose spots on a board, the winner is the 1st player to make the required connection amount in any direction. Features: 2player, networked game, AI, and gameplay settings Other: Network chat and preset games(Tic-tac-toe & Gomoku)
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gl-Moku is a circles-and-crosses (gomoku) game, with a twist: the game board is the surface of a torus, and thus it folds upon itself. It uses OpenGL & SDL for graphics. TCP/IP internet play supported, and there is an AI to practise against.
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