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PTkEI2ng
New version of PTkEI2, the cross-platform GUI client for Wolfpack Empi
New version of PTkEI2, the cross-platform GUI client for Wolfpack Empire -
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Apozh
A funny game for a good company similar to karaoke
Apozh is a game similar to karaoke for 2 or more players. One player sings a song while the second player should not hear it, then the song is turned backwards, and the second player tries to sing it in the 'reversed' state. Once the second player finished singing, his recording is also turned backwards. Then the second player tries to guess, what was the first player's song. A sound card, microphone and speakers are required to play this game. -
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ThudNG2
Updated client for Battletech MUX game servers
This is a nice GUI client for the Battletech MUX. It works on most platforms as it is written in Java. Makes combat much more enjoyable than plain text. -
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Thump (BattleTech MUX Map Creator)
Map creator for the BattlleTech MUX
Map creator for the BattlleTech MUX -
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BukkitUI
A Simple and Easy to Use User Interface for Private Bukkit Servers
BukkitUI is a user interface replacement for the Bukkit console. It makes life as a server owner much easier, as it requires you to press a few buttons, until you have a running server! BukkitUI is written in Java, and is designed to be cross-platform, so Linux users (like me) have as much a chance at running a Bukkit server as Windoze users. BukkitUI has following
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