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KGarten is a game where the player controls a nurse, whose goal is to collect the straggled children from the prairie and take them back to kindergarten. The prairie is tiled with hexagonal fields.
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CivilAction lets you create a Choose Your Own Adventure type story that can be played on Java enabled cell phone. A desktop application lets you write story files. People run the story on their phone. Make a 'Tresure hunt' or 'Amaze Race' type game.
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BrowserHack is a graphical dungeon game in the spirit of NetHack (although smaller in scope) which runs as a Java applet inside your web browser.
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J2ME Ataxx board game, with support for Bluetooth multiplayer. Running on any Java-enabled mobile or PDA.
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This project aims to implement famous Monopoly game in pure java by using object oriented design. It is powered by UML diagrams including collobration and class diagrams. Network support will be added after constructing main frame. <br>Note:</br> Game is
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An arcade style game somewhere between breakout and space invaders. Break bricks by bouncing the ball, but beware of baddies.
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This is a java version of the board game connect4. It functions as a swing application, a java applet, and there is a console application also. Network support is proposed for version 1.1+.
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AndeCerto is a game that allows the user interact with sets of objects while walking in various scenarios. The user explore the environment to acomplish tasks and achieve his own conclusons on the subject. It is built in Java for educational purposes.
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Deck editor for the popular trading card game 'Magic: The Gathering'. Please be aware that you need the physical cards to actually play the game :-)
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UGENE is a project dedicated to creating open-source games. Our focus is on making original multi-player games that don't require a powerful computer. Our current catalog includes Squee (a board game) and Five Thousand (a dice game).
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SimWar is a 2D multi-player realtime strategy game (in the style of C&C) designed for local-area networks. It includes additional features such as line of sight and hidden units. Emphasis is on an easy setup and a quick start.
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Realtime Chaos is a multi-player realtime strategy game designed for local networks. Each player controls a wizard, and must use their range of spells (such as creating creatures or lightening bolts) to kill each other. Emphasis is on it being fun.
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This software is an example how to write an tile based game. You can use it to build your own game, or you can make your studies with it. It is simple, but it shows most things like collision detection, room loader, animation and many more. Made in Java!
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This project aims at PC emulation of a Renault car CD changer. With a small hardware interface, a carPC can then talk to the head unit, activate its SPDIF input, understand commands and send information back to the display.
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The RPG Maker Collegial project aims to offer a set of tools and standards to help unite developers using Sphere, RPGMaker200, Game Maker, OHRRPGCE, and other engines by identifying common development trends in each domain and uniting common elements.
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JavaAmp is an clone of the well known multimedia player Winamp written in Java. It uses the Lightweight Java Game Library (LWJGL) and FMOD for playing music and visualizing it.
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An attempt to collect (read rewrite) a set of tools for Ultima Online game playing. Many tools are closed source or discontinued: no way to enhance them with no sources. Here there will be such tools and sources.
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JQuest is intended to be a Java-based clone of the turn-based strategy game Konquest (developed by Russ Steffen), available on KDE for Linux. It is being developed in Java 5.0 (Tiger) and should be portable to most operating systems.
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KidGames project is publishing a jigsaw puzzle game written in Java. The main goal, behind entertainment, is to be able to easily change the image and set different game levels. Other games should be published later.
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D5.2 is a web-based game in which players explore an infinite procedurally generated world. They can claim sections of the map and build on them. Design is very open-architecture to allow new terrain generators and game rules to be easily added.
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First full implementation of the chess variant Bucky, a game of dudes, chameleons and shamans. The game has logical and emergent rules, suitable for object orientation.
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jKEX is a online multiplayer game. The original idea is drawn from the Game \"KEX\" coded for the ROBOTRON KC 85. The game simulates a nuclear chain reaction. The aim is to take over other players atomic nucleusses by let exploding your own.
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The Cyber Hordes is a single or multi-player RTS game where each player builds robots and gives them various components (weapons etc..) and then general orders (e.g. Attack), which the AI of the robot will attempt to complete on its own.