Open Source BSD Multiplayer Games - Page 4

Decimation is an open-source multiplayer game framework programmed in Java. It can support a variety of 3D games, ranging from small four-person games to large massively multiplayer online role-playing games, supporting thousands of concurrent users.

Deep Matrix is a Java chat-client and server system that turns 3D VRML/X3D worlds in to multi-user enviroments. The current version "Deep MatrixIP9" works on Windows, Mac, and Linux OS systems.

DEPRECATED! This program is replaced by Gamer's Proxy: https://sourceforge.net/projects/gamersproxy/ This is a simple Java program that holds UDP packets for a while before forwarding them to a target address. This can be used to simulate ping in video games.

This application allows you to spawn up to seven Diablo 2 LAN bots that will connect to your hosted Diablo 2 LAN game. It is not meant and will not work with Battle.net. The application is coded in C++ and compiles under Linux and BSD.

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.

A self-guiding Flash front-end with a 100% Java-based XML parsing gateway that combines the look and functionality of a streaming game client with a background processing system for handling distributed data packages.

2D action game of underground tanks with customizable intelligence of computer players and multiplayer option, allowing both network and splitscreen.

A networked, two-dimensional, multiplatform, multiplayer shooting game written in Java, in which players attempt to capture and keep control of bases in order to gain points.

The project is not maintained more. If you want to get a copy of OpenStats, please contact me.

Have you ever wanted to play Dungeons & Dragons with miniatures in your PC? Check this out!

Join yahoo group EpicMultiRpg ! EPIC is a Multiplayer Strategy RPG game where you are pitted against or work with real people in various fantasy settings called modules. The game will start with a Conan and Malazan module. 3rd parties can create new modules eg Star Wars. The system supports adventures, armies , characters , assassins , guilds/buildings , very rich magic ( over 400 spells) and over 2000 items in a realistic fantasy world . The game focus on minimum game time but maximum amount of time thinking about the game and your cunning plans with your allies. No farming or repetition. Some players may like to make AAR of there achievements or lack there off ,the game format encourages the creation of Epic fantasy tales.. Part of a players turn is real time but movement and military orders are done as submitted orders which are processed as your turn.. Technically the system uses C# at the back end for multiplayer services , the client is HTML5 and Javasc

With the new name comes a new sourceforge address - go to https://sourceforge.net/projects/enginesofwar/ to find this project now!

Engines of War brings you nonstop RTT action from the first second of the game. It is inspired by DotA's gameplay, but free content on the Spring Engine! Developers, check the trac page: https://sourceforge.net/apps/trac/enginesofwar/wiki/

Extirpation is a small Python (http://www.python.org) game in early development that uses the wxPython (http://www.wxpython.org/) library. It is a turn based strategy game with robots and very basic graphics. Check the SVN for the best version.

FLAW is a free top-down wizard battle game. It can be played by up to 5 players simultaneously. The goal of the game is to survive as long as possible while more and more fireballs appear in the arena. Gameplay is simple and self-explanatory. The desktop version is available on Windows and Linux - an Android port of has been made by David Lee Evans (https://github.com/DavidLeeEvans/FLAW) The game and all of its assets are licensed under the GNU General Public License Version 3 and may be modified, copied and redistributed under the terms of this license.

Each player has a designated button which he will press under certain circumstances. Depending on the minigame, the rules will differ.

The system is divided into two parts: the client and the server. Clients at different geographic locations in the network connect to a single server by specifying its IPv4 address. The user gets into the system using his/her username and password. Each user has to make an account for himself in the beginning. His account information will be stored on the server machine in persistent form. Server sessions will have no effect on its accounts. The server can be running anywhere on the network. The players play in a virtual environment among walls and obstacles (walls are porous, beware!). The shots fired at an opponent within range will cause him to lose 'life' points. The target is to kill maximum number of opponents. Once a player is killed he is logged out and then may reenter. At the end a scorecard showing the number of logins and the number of kills of all players of the current session is displayed at each terminal. I have used fairly basic models, animations and a simple map.

Mod-friendly framework for the creation of 3D-rendered, two-dimensional fighting games. Default character-set features open source mascots (e.g. Tux). A cross-platform Super Smash Bros. clone.

GNAFU is a real-time strategy game.

Ever played a competitive game with a friend in which one of you hosted the server on their own machine? Ever thought that it's unfair that one person's ping is zero and the other one's is 80? This is an open-source program that can emulate constant ping, ping spikes and packet losses. Download, extract wherever you want, launch the executable and read the instructions that are conveniently placed in the main window of the program. This program allows gamers to fake their ping and packet loss. Only games which allow direct IP connections are supported - this program will not emulate the game server and will not advertise itself on any master server of any game. The idea is this: game client -> proxy -> game server Demonstration video: http://youtu.be/2VWNhmfD1Qk

Gametable (also known as GamenianTabele), is a Java-based shared whiteboard and chat client. It is designed primarily to provide an online tabletop interface. Draw directly, or place images, that all connected users can see and manipulate. RNG/dice functions supported, infinite table size, a few Z-order layers, pointer tools visible to everyone connected, stand along host server, and basic tagging and drawing tools. It specializes in simplicity, virtually no learning curve, and ease of use. Shared image files auto-propagate to other users (and only images, no other file type will propagate), which allow them to use a local cache to view shared spaces.

The Glou (Game LOUnge) Project is an open, cross-platform game lounge system, used to play online with people from around the world, browsing through and easily joining multiplayer games.

GraphOX is a source and content modification system written in C/C++ for Sauerbraten and Assault Cube, that implements some features the developers never implemented. It is completely free, totally customizable and in constant development. At the moment we are using Sourceforge only as a host until we get our server up and running again, so please don't think that this is permanent.

The aim of this software is helping players to create strats for fps online games. Players needs to connect to a game server, then they can draw, thanks to this software, directly on the map so all the team can see what's someone is explaining.

A Training Simulator for Hattrick game (www.hattrick.org)