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Linux Wrath is a rpg/first person shooter Goal: destroy targets. Created at aueb for the computer graphics course and took us 2 weeks to complete (we were 2 people). Project at: http://code.google.com/p/linuxwrath/
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The game of Draw Poker for 1 to 4 players with the possibility to play against the computer. Local/Lan/Internet gameplay supported, integrated chat system, customizable rules. Donations are welcome.
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Connect your existing Playstation3 Buzzers from the game "Buzz" to your computer and use them for the "You don't know Jack" game-series.
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OVERVIEW OF GAME: MBA manger Game is a network game written in.NET to support maximum teams with 3 people in one. Game has 3 parts and 3 players of a team have to play it. Basically it is a production company of bikes.
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A Java based version of risk that will incorporate not only, single, hotseat and network multiplayer, but also configurable and programmable AI bots allowing you to pit your strategies against a computer.
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Crujisim
Networked training tool for Air Traffic Controllers
Crujisim is a tool to allow Air Traffic Controllers trainees to practice in a radar environment. Different users connect to a hosting server to act either as controllers for adjacent positions or pseudopilots.
