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A MUD "totally" written in Perl. It runs an engine which relies on a extensible Perl MudLib and interprets user-programmable scripts in a fashion that reminds the old-time LPC MUD, but now everything is in Perl. It uses Perl v.5.10.0 and SQLite 3.3.7.
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NAMC - New version is based on Ogre3d, Ogrenewt & Newton game dynamics, and raknet. Slowly becoming an open mmorpg client/server. SVN Version supports PLSM2 for vast terrains and fast scene switching, and DotScene for general configuration of the scene.
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A 3D virtual world engine (community, town, planet and spaced-based) using the NetBeans platform and Java3D
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Evening is a game engine based off of the open-sourced Quake 3 engine code. The Evning engine will have features like physics and per-pixel lighting and be perfect for commercial-quality game projects.
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[Project Dormant until 2008]Shadows Rising is a browser based RPG written in PHP, Javascript, and XHTML. MySQL/PostgreSQL supported. The core engine will allow users create unique RPGs by adding new items, classes, terrain maps to Game Modules.
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Pure Java full-featured multi-player gaming system Pluggable, configurable game engine Distributable, load-balancing, "world engine". flocking, Genetic Algorithms and neural networks 3D clients, ZMUD(tm) clients, regular TELNET access (TCP/UDP
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The Ovorp Game Engine is: Client/Server Networking, Object Management, Full Hardware Acceleration, Raytraced Collision Detection, Native C#/.Net Game Objects, Cross-Platform, Scalable from Pong to a MMPOG, MIT Licensed to encourage commercial development
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Error to trace to log to deploy. One click. No SSH.AppSignal links every error to the trace, the trace to the log, the log to the deploy that shipped it.
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Multi-User Character Kingdom (MUCK) engine and client providing a first person view point 3D-world which can be created by users, and which uses a system to provide quick gameplay by slowly downloading Objects/Textures over time once in the world.
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TimeSnake is (will be) a real-time, network capable game engine, kept modular to facilitate portability. Emphasis on keeping frame rate high, for a level playing field in competitive gaming. Dragon Fly is the first game using TimeSnake, a 3D fantasy base
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Open Game System is a crossplatform client/server game engine released under the GPL. It consists of a single game client that is able to download and play any game developed for the Open Game System.
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It's a network oriented RPG, based on an open-ended artificial society simulation engine. Every character has an AI and acts autonomously; they born, live and die, mate, figth and form parties. The game runs by itself: players can control characters.
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Alfaws is a customizable, multi-user game engine. Every object, character, & room is programmed to respond to events. Players can customize their own event handlers, thus changing their fighting style or having their character behave as they would.
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