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VocQuiz
Student Project - Mulitplayer vocabulary quiz
Only in german available Java 11 must be installed -
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Chess
A simple 2D-Chess
A 2D-Chess with many features, such as a multiplayer server and many others. It will also show you all movement possibilites you have. Playing against Computer is in development -
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VN Travian Clone, maded by various people, it has some bugs, but its relatively the best avaliable T3 clone. You have to setup and use! There is a reference readme in the package, but you will need to figure it out! The README file is in the package or here in SF unfer Files menu
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Designed to be an multiplayer game that will have to play as an arcade game on a website. The project is carried out here, from planning, through development to final commissioning of students studying computer science.
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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.
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