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<b>The project is continued at https://github.com/Scrabble3D. Find the latest program version under Binaries.</b> Scrabble3D is a highly customizable Scrabble game that not only supports Classic Scrabble and Superscrabble but also 3D games and own boards. You can play local against the computer or connect to a game server to find other players.
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Green Dino Run
A Endless running game set in desert filled with obstacles
...Picture a vast desert landscape stretching endlessly into the horizon, bathed in the warm glow of the sun. Fight with your friends and Strangers around the world to Capture the top 50 Position 😄. This game is available for Windows , Linux, IOs and Android But we recommend you to install on Android to get best experience. -
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The goblin and the butterfly
Free MMORPG
Tgatb is a 2/3D client for a MMORPG using SDL libraries, written in C, so it should compile at least under Linux, Windows and Mac OS. The game server is up and running, so you can log into the game and start playing. A client for Linux and Windows is available. -
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Cux Bomberman
JAVA websocket implementation for a bomberman-like game
This application uses JAVA and Glassfish server to provide an active and simple webSocket server for an online, multiplayer bomberman-like game. It only requires a running glassfish server to deploy the application on and a MySQL database server. After deployment and first run, anyone can access your webserver, register and play the game, using only a web browser that has built-in support for webSockets -
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OverServer
Simple meta-server for locating other multiplayer servers
The OverServer is a "server for servers" - its purpose is to allow for coordination of player-hosted servers in one central location so that other players can easily locate games. The OverServer is an open-source tool for game developers who are working on network games and do not require a massively scalable backend for their network services but want a metaserver for their own games. One particular strength of the player-hosted games setup is that it places the burden of Internet... -
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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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Force4Magix (Multiplayer 3D Game)
A multiplayer First-Person-Shooter game built in Java 3D
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...
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