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    GameServer

    GameServer is a sophisticated, game server designed for online games

    GameServer is a sophisticated, game server designed for massively multiplayer online games. Built with a C++ core and extensible Python scripting, it provides solution for managing persistent game worlds with real-time player interactions, advanced networking, and comprehensive monitoring capabilities.
    Downloads: 7 This Week
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    AssaultCube Reloaded

    AssaultCube Reloaded

    A fun realistic multiplayer free-and-open-source first-person-shooter!

    ACR is a fun realistic multiplayer free-and-open-source first-person-shooter! This project has moved to GitHub. A mirror of releases is here.
    Downloads: 20 This Week
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    Software and hardware for a radio controlled 'laser' combat game. A microcontroller is connected to a radio receiver and can send IR signals to another player with the same setup. When a valid IR code is received initially the throttle will be cut.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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