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JamochaMUD is a Java MUD/MUCK client.

Weapon M is a Java client for the classic game TradeWars 2002. == NOTICE == Due to the perpetual brokenness of SourceForge, the project wiki, issue tracker, and binary downloads have been moved to Chalcodes.com.

Sector Zero is an Internet game inspired by TradeWars 2002. It uses an open protocol to communicate with custom clients. This project is the reference implementation of that protocol.

a multi user dungeon based on and implemented in java

This project is a pure Java implementation of an MMORPG / mud, server and client. It is a fully persistent world, backed by a MySQL datastore. Features NPC AI, shard-level scalability, and persistent items, and a particle attack system.

An MMORPG using the Multiverse Platform (www.multiverse.net). This project includes game logic code and art assets. Note that the Multiverse server libraries itself is NOT open source.

P2Play is a framework for developing Peer-2-Peer Massive Multi Player Games. It provides accounting, persistant storage and region based gameplay controlling.

This is a port to Java of the existing libsecondlife library originally written in C#

An implementation of a MUD using Java and SQL. It will be fully portable to any JVM, and store the whole MUD in a relational database. Allowing for load balancing and multi server environments and plugins.

This is a framework to develop Contexts and Agents and a Container to run them. The Container lets each Agent interact with the Context and other Agents. The agents are deployed in jar files and each one runs in an exclusive sandbox.

Black Rain, a Java-based RPG using a hex-tiled game map, with many different items available in-game. Black Rain will use an unique object-modification and combination engine to allow objects in the game to be combined, changed, and upgraded.

Absylnia is a MUD Server Framework programmed entirely in Java. It is planned to support large amounts of extensiblity, as well as customization through user-editable settings.

A text-based MUD server base written in Java. An extensible, platform independent implementation featuring remote interaction for features such as online building and component sharing.

JMOG (Java Multiplayer Online Gaming) is a free, open-source, Java-based server for MMORPGs (Massively-Multiplayer Online Role-Playing Games). The goal of JMOG is not to create a game itself, but a framework upon which anyone can develop a MMORPG.

IceMUD is a Java based MUD based on CircleMUD. It currently supports telnet connection, but in the future will have a Java library available for Java based clients.

<b>IVJ MUD (Masive Multiplayer Text Game) is a SSL-based soft:<br>-Client (GUI)<br>-Server (GUI)<br>-Applet (GUI)<br>-Protocol (SSL-based, use of localization files that store strings to reduce trafic and allow for instant i18n.<br> LOOKING FOR HELP!</b

Trident Rising is a fictional universe and MUD server set in that universe. We hope to expand to include fan fiction.

An Open Source 3D MMORPG centered around each individual and unique player, not around the "target customer." No longer OpenSource. The SF project page will not be updated anymore

CSharp (C#) mud project. Emphasis is placed on the .net base class library for the mmorpg having clean code, good documention, and bug free releases.

A virtual reality (VR) system for the Internet based on a secure distributed object system. ADR has been renamed and moved: please see new site interreality.org

The next generation MUD is an open-source, programmable, customizable MUD server written in java. It features the ability to program almost everything in the mud and does not have any default interface. The mud is programmed in javascript and features a standard library allowing manipulation of the game world. It's other key feature is the possibility for it to contain multiple independent muds in one server instance.

Starlight is a MMORPG written using Ogre3D and PyGame in Python that focuses on role playing, player modifiable worlds, strong computer artificial intelligence, and peer-to-peer networking.