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this is a classic snake wrote in C# (.net 4.0) with multiplayer or AI opponent. try to challenge your friends or AI, also on network! please write a review to give me a feedback :-)

(NOTE: Make sure to download Volume2 aswell!: http://sourceforge.net/p/chaosesqueanthologyvolume2/ ) 200+ weapons. Build-able enter-able buildings (Like an FPS RPG but with interiors) (Multi-tool/ Utili-tool). City generation (all buildings enterable). A 2 iso (6GB) exploration of what QuakeC can do. Over 100 maps included, along with map editor and sourcecode. Fully free and opensource: code and media. A modification of Xonotic which included extended weapons, maps, vehicles,...

...This is a fun easy to learn card game with singleplayer and vs. AI game modes. The Wilderness Adventure RPG, also available with a standalone exe installer for windows and Java JAR for other platforms. This RPG uses random generation to create many adventures, as you seek to find treasure.

This started when one of my friends said I couldn't possibly make a full blown video game in Java, and know I have made Minecraft in Java and it consists of an inventory, blocks, and more!

Guess That Number is a simple number guessing game from a random number between two thresholds, determined by the difficulty chosen Written in C# with a few twists, such as multiplayer, scoring and time trails. And a little humor and references here and there. The game is free and open source. The game takes full advantage of the text-based console interface to drive home a feeling of an old DOS gams.

Random stoof :D

Distributed Fair Dice Roller is a Java component that provides online games with a set of fair dice. Clients each contribute to the dice results, and can verify that all rolls were random, fair, and no other player could cheat.

Chapas is an open source turn-based bottlecap racing game, with 3D graphics, where the players strategically control the racers with cards. A typical round of Chapas starts by dealing 9 random cards to each player. Each of these cards represents movement points for the different bottlecaps. Afterwards, an auction takes place, where the players use their money (an initially set amount, that accumulates over different rounds), to buy the bottlecaps better suited to each player's cards. Finally the race phase starts, where the players use their cards, on their respective turn, to move the bottlecaps across the field, passing through each checkpoint (where they can restock their cards for money). ...