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This is a project to develop the old DikuMUD/ROM2.4 to an updated code interfaced with the web using the PHP scripting language. This project has been put on the back burner due to llimitations of PHP and concept.
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Suroden is like a MUD, but more like interactive fiction which will suck you into our world. We are using an Object Oriented approach using C# to code it. A PHP web front end will be used for creating the world.
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Middle-Haven is a PHP/MySQL based MMORPG, designed to be easy to play, install, administrate and customise. Inspired by games such as ExoFusion but sharing none of the code. The aim being to create a game system that is universal in its application.
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g-neric permits fast community management. it contains generic code in php liek a framework. it includes member management designed for MMORPG, a forum with html support, screenshot and smiley galery support, mailing support, news engine, ...
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NAGS (Not Another Game Server) is a core system for creating a talker or mud, the code base uses object orientated PHP with a SQL database backend (MySql, Sqlite, Oracle) to track users, room, objects and npc's.
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